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Plans for 500 more council homes across North Yorkshire move forward
Plans to build 500 council homes across North Yorkshire are progressing as part of a wider strategy to increase affordable properties.
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People who say they have lived on roadway for 5 years ordered to move
A district judge sitting in York has made an order forcing a group of people to leave the roadway near Thirsk where they say they have lived more…
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‘Enough of the dither and delay’ - Regeneration partner to be appointed for Castleford
Wakefield Council is about to appoint a developer in a bid to speed up regeneration schemes in Castleford.
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Skipton-Colne rail line: Re-opening of rail line would be 'huge boost'
A top Bradford councillor has said the re-opening of a rail line would be a huge boost for Keighley and Bradford.
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York Museum Gardens to host exclusive after-hours summer evenings
York Museum Gardens is opening its gates for two exclusive after-hours evenings next month.
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York pub thought to be one of the city's oldest shortlisted for award
York’s oldest licensed pub, Ye Olde Starre Inne, continues to draw visitors from near and far with its centuries-old charm.
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Work begins on new energy-efficient homes at Harrogate development
Work is set to begin on a new housing development in Otley Road, Harrogate.
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Four bedroom home in York goes on the market for £1.1 million
A detached four-bedroom house in Bootham, York, is on the market for £1.1 million.
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Grand Opera House York to host captivating stage mystery later this year
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time will run at the Grand Opera House York from October 27 to October 31.
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Gull-proof bins installed along Scarborough coastline
North Yorkshire Council says it has begun installing new bins as part of its urban gull strategy.
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Farmer threatened to slash tyres of dad taking child to riding lesson
A farmer threatened to slash the tyres of a dad taking his young daughter to her riding lesson, York magistrates heard.
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North Yorkshire MP and trade union call on coastguard boss to consider position after ‘debacle’
Coastguards have called for a formal vote of no confidence in their leadership after plans to stop their pay being cut were overturned.
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Record-breaking adventurer backs North Yorkshire water safety campaign
Record-breaking adventurer Jasmine Harrison is backing a new water safety campaign in North Yorkshire.
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Not setting a timetable on social care reform would be a mistake by Andy Burnham
The Prime Minister is right to warn that the NHS will collapse if policymakers do not grasp the nettle on social care and fix the system once and for all.
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York project explores community-owned power for East Coast Main Line
York Community Energy aims to use clean power generated by the community to fuel parts of Yorkshire’s rail network.
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'I want people waiting for a transplant to know there's hope' - mum in 200-mile run
Team GB athlete Louise Prashad is preparing to run 200 miles across England to raise funds for Leeds Hospitals Charity and NHS organ donation.
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York St John team helps England Over-75s mark World Cup anniversary match
York St John has helped the Over-75s England squad mark the 1966 World Cup anniversary before it plays Germany in a commemorative match.
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Driver guilty of causing serious injury to woman by careless driving
A Selby driver has been banned while he awaits sentence for causing serious injury to another motorist in a crash at a crossroads west of York.
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Police praise victim’s courage as man convicted for coercive behaviour
Police have commended the courage of a victim for coming forward and helping convict a man for abuse offences against her.
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Why we must stop the sale of disposable barbecues to protect the countryside - Andrew Vine
The peaceful clifftops of Flamborough, with their breathtaking views and soundtrack of nesting seabird colonies, are an unlikely place to get into a furious argument, but that’s what happened to me a week ago.
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New Poet Laureate to inspire creative writing across East Riding
Charlotte Oliver will take up the role of new poet laureate in East Riding.
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‘I’m a York estate agent. This is what I want to see from Andy Burnham's government'
A York estate agent has called on Andy Burnham to remove “barriers” stopping people from moving in the city - by reforming council tax and…
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Man, 83, dies after Vauxhall Corsa crashes into two parked cars
A man in his 80s has died after the vehicle he was in crashed into two parked cars.