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Tears as popular North Yorkshire restaurant closes after 10 years
Everything Good Goes seems an apt name for a popular Tadcaster café/restaurant that closed at the weekend.
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No stinger or deliberate contact to stop A66 crash car, says watchdog
A stinger and “tactical contact” were not used in the moments before a head-on collision on the A66 near Middlesbrough which killed two police officers and five young men, an initial investigation has found.
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Harrogate Spring Water Confirms Rotary Wood Appeal
Harrogate Spring Water confirms a national planning appeal over its factory expansion onto Rotary Wood, triggering an immediate clash with Tom Gordon MP and the Pinewoods Group.
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‘They worked me hard, but fair’ – chancellor recalls first job at North Yorkshire pub
Chancellor John Healey recalled his first job at a pub in North Yorkshire as he declared welfare reform a “moral duty” and pledged not to…
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Warning after fraudsters pose as North Yorkshire Police officers
North Yorkshire Police has issued a warning after receiving more than 50 reports of fraudsters posing as police officers.
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Popular North Yorkshire actor confirmed as host of prime time show
A POPULAR North Yorkshire actor has been confirmed as one of the hosts of a prime-time television programme.
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Crews tackle fire in the open in residential York street
Firefighters have tackled a fire in the open in a residential street in Heworth, York.
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Police investigate criminal damage at York nature reserve
Police are investigating criminal damage at the Hassacarr Nature Reserve, near Dunnington in York.
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Good progress on maintenance work on main North Yorkshire road
Good progress has been made on the Sutton Bank drainage improvement works.
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TransPennine Express mourns the death of Huddersfield’s beloved station cat Bolt
TransPennine Express (TPE) has announced the passing of Bolt, Huddersfield’s much-loved former station cat after a road traffic accident.
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Shopfront damaged in North Yorkshire town
Police are investigating after a shopfront was damaged in Scarborough.
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North Yorkshire Council approves £350,000 contract to rebuild collapsed Knaresborough Viaduct Terrace wall
A contract worth an estimated £350,000 is set to be awarded to reconstruct the collapsed retaining wall at Knaresborough’s Viaduct Terrace.
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'Patience is wearing thin': Andy Burnham told to act faster on social care reforms
The Prime Minister said plans for a national care service would be on the ballot at the next election.
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'I want women to feel confident', says this Yorkshire model who has launched a swimsuit for bigger busts
Yorkshire model Rachel Peru is on a mission to stop women feeling self-conscious in swimwear. “I want women to feel confident,” she says.
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Mayor ‘very confident’ region can introduce overnight visitor levy
THE Mayor of York and North Yorkshire is ‘very confident’ that he will be able to implement a visitor levy on overnight stays in the region.
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£110,000 cash boost to tackle trespass crime on York railway line
Network Rail has announced a £110,000 cash boost to tackle trespassing, cable theft and vandalism on the East Coast Main Line, from Scotland to…
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Farmers left ‘in despair’ as ‘angry’ MPs hit out at handling of £253m farming fund
North Yorkshire MPs have hit out at the management of a £253m Government farming scheme that ran out of money in less than a day, leaving thousands of farmers ‘in despair’.
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Man left with broken jaw after assault in York city centre
A man has been left with a broken jaw after an assault next to Bootham Bar in York city centre.
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What's next for one of UK's largest regeneration schemes
The next steps for one of the largest regeneration projects in the UK have been unveiled.
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Royals surprise Kevin Sinfield on latest stage of MND challenge after leaving York
The Prince and Princess of Wales surprised Sir Kevin Sinfield after he left York on the latest stage of his final endurance event to raise money for…
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The mission goes on after incredible whirlwind of Harrogate orchestra's debut season
A new Harrogate orchestra which has already established itself as a leading cultural pioneer for classical music has launched its annual appeal to push its groundbreaking vision forward.
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'I let a lot more out than I thought - it seemed to want to come out': Andrew Davies on a life in scripts before Yorkshire date
Andrew Davies has written scripts for stand-out British film and television for decades, but has now released a book about himself. He talks to John Blow.
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Traveller family warns it could be forced to live on roadside if appeal fails
Traveller family appeals North Yorkshire Council enforcement action over unauthorised UK site, warning they could be left roadside if appeal fails.
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'Soul destroying' - £3,000 of damage after 'arson' at Yorkshire community centre
An alleged arson at a community centre in Scarborough has caused thousands of pounds worth of damage.
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Prince and Princess of Wales surprise Kevin Sinfield during 7 in 7 challenge
Sir Kevin Sinfield received a surprise royal welcome as the Prince and Princess of Wales joined supporters at Wakefield Trinity on the third day of his final 7 in 7 charity challenge.
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Teenager arrested in connection with fatal crash in North Yorkshire released
A 17-year-old boy arrested in connection with a crash on the A163 at Barlby, near Selby, that saw a teenager killed and two people injured has been…
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Who could have sway in 'fundamental part of York's traditions'
The political party which could get to choose York's next Lord Mayor has been named.
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Major 20 minute diversion in place in North Yorkshire town
AN URGENT update has been urged regarding roadworks in a North Yorkshire town.
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AI could create 379,000 jobs and add £38bn to Yorkshire economy by 2030
Artificial intelligence could create hundreds of thousands of new jobs in Yorkshire and the Humber, according to University of York researchers.
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£350,000 rebuild approved for collapsed wall in Knaresborough
A contract worth an estimated £350,000 is set to be awarded to reconstruct the collapsed retaining wall at Knaresborough’s Viaduct Terrace.
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Kevin Sinfield's journey from York during third day of MND ultra-marathon challenge
Sir Kevin Sinfield set off from York this morning during his latest endurance challenge for motor neurone disease (MND) charities.
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Mayors to hold Yorkshire Water to account under Andy Burnham's public control plans
Andy Burnham has unveiled plans for new laws to pave the way for public ownership of failing water firms, which would see greater public control over Yorkshire Water.
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Middleham Bridge: Repairs to cost £40,000 as council considers raising arch
Repairs to Middleham Bridge following a collision with an HGV are expected to cost around £40,000 — while longer-term plans could see the historic arch raised to reduce the risk of further strikes.
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Harrogate Spring Water to appeal refusal of bottling plant expansion
Campaigners have vowed to continue their fight against controversial plans to expand Harrogate Spring Water’s bottling plant after the company confirmed it will appeal against their refusal.
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Analysis: why Andy Burnham's speech is not as radical as first meets the eye
How radical actually are Andy Burnham’s Labour Party Conference speech plans?
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Drivers face 55-mile diversion when North York Moors road closes
Drivers face an almost 55-mile diversion when a major North Yorkshire road closes for essential maintenance next month.
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Pilot fined after hitting passer-by with aircraft and fracturing his bones
A pilot has been ordered to pay £8,000 after seriously injuring a man by hitting him with a paramotor aircraft.
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Work on Harrogate Spring Water's controversial expansion plans could begin in 2028 if water brand's appeal is successful
Harrogate Spring Water has confirmed it will appeal the refusal of its controversial expansion plans, meaning work could begin as early as 2028 if the challenge succeeds.
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Sex offender used dark web to collect 110,000 indecent child images on 76 devices
A sex offender who had over 110,000 indecent images of children on 76 devices has been spared jail.
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Andy Burnham pledges to change pension triple lock and create a national care service
In a speech that was over an hour, the Prime Minister made bold announcements on water, electoral reform and Brexit.
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York jazz festival to bring four days of live music across city venues – all the info
A new four-day jazz festival will bring live music to a range of venues across York.
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Watch: What Labour Conference announcements mean for York and North Yorkshire
NEW powers over skills, careers and economic development could have the biggest impact on residents of the North Yorkshire coast, according to the…
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Busy York crossing set to receive major safety upgrade
A busy pedestrian crossing is set for a major upgrade as part of a York city-wide signal renewal scheme.
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Latest on A64 dualling between York and Scarborough
THE dualling of the A64 road between York and Scarborough is unlikely to happen “any time soon”, the county’s mayor has said.
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'This is a space for everyone' - new arts hub to open in the heart of York
A new arts space is set to open in the heart of York city centre.
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Wetherby's youngest mayor meets textiles apprentices
Wetherby mayor meets textile apprentices
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Prioritise the dualling of the A64 to help boost the economy - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Peter Neal, Cleethorpes.
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North Yorkshire parks and gardens win top Yorkshire in Bloom awards
Parks and gardens across North Yorkshire have received top honours in the Yorkshire in Bloom awards.
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Ludwig series 2 'extraordinary' viewing figures are revealed
The second series of BBC detective drama Ludwig, starring David Mitchell, has once again captivated audiences, attracting 9.1 million viewers for…
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The withdrawal of inheritance tax relief on farmland is having the desired effect - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Doug Clark, Cononley, Keighley.