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When to watch Emmerdale and Coronation Street as schedule changes this week
Emmerdale and Coronation Street won't air as usual on one day this week due to ITV1 airing the EFL Carabao Cup match on Tuesday, August 25.
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Yorkshire Water apologises as families forced to wash in swimming pool changing rooms
Amid the recent sweltering weather, households in Marton-cum-Grafton were without water due to burst mains as part of infrastructure work.
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‘Imposing and uniquely designed’ York home sees price slashed
A uniquely designed three-bedroom home in a prime York location - located on the corner of Fulford Road and Grange Garth - has seen its price…
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Oliver Pimlott signed on loan to Harrogate Town AFC | Harrogate Informer
Harrogate Town AFC have signed Oliver Pimlott, from Burnley, on a one-month loan deal.
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Mum-of-three hits out at housing association over 'rat-infested' home in York
A woman has hit out at 54North Homes, responsible for her Acomb home, after she said she and her children were left in "rat-infested"…
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Morrisons vows not to be beaten on price by any of its 'Big 5' competitors
Morrisons has promised customers it will not be beaten on price by supermarket rivals.
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Mayors v councils: planning wars are on the horizon
Anyone surprised that Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans to hand the power to regional mayors that will help them to push on with planning applications and subsequent on-the-ground development cannot have been paying attention.
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‘Will be looked at’: Andy Burnham responds to empty places at Yorkshire ‘super-prison’
Andy Burnham has said the possibility of filling hundreds of currently empty spaces at a Yorkshire ‘super-prison’ is under consideration as part of efforts to reduce the mass early release of criminals including the killers of PC Andrew Harper.
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Girlington: can the children of Bradford afford to be denied this facility?
Consternation surrounding the abandonment of a new leisure centre by the Reform UK-led Executive in Bradford is understandable, particularly given surfeit of drowning tragedies this summer.
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Yorkshire coast to lose visitor facilities as National Trust announces closures
Two of the coast’s most beloved beauty spots are set to lose visitor facilities, it has been announced.
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Serious crash closes North Yorkshire road
Police are urging motorists to avoid the A1246 Great North Road near the Selby Fork Interchange on the A1.
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Nile Rodgers & Chic brings down curtain on 2026 Scarborough Open Air Theatre season
Nile Rodgers & Chich became the 200th live music artist to headline at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre as they brought down the curtain on its…
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Police ask North Yorkshire town residents to check the contents of their cars
Police are asking residents in Tadcaster to check their vehicles .s they continue their investigation into a spate of crimes in Tadcaster.
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Men killed in A66 crash had posted joyriding videos before collision with police car
Some of the five young men who died as their Volkswagen Passat collided with a police car, killing two brave officers in the line of duty, had posted apparent joyriding videos on TikTok in the months before the crash.
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Family hail police officer killed in A66 horror crash as 'our hero'
The family of one of the two officers killed when a car driving the wrong way down the A66 crashed into their police vehicle said he was “our hero” who was “always on public duty”.
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Malton families could win free tickets to major summer attractions
Parents in Malton could be in with a chance of winning free tickets to UK exhibitions during the summer holidays.
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County Championship: Yorkshire beat Hampshire by 39 runs at Southampton
Dom Bess delivers a first five-wicket haul of the season to hand Yorkshire a crucial victory in their nail-biting County Championship relegation battle with Hampshire.
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The Yorkshire Vet: Spotted... a mysterious bird of prey - Julian Norton
It was a spectacularly sunny Sunday, and I didn’t want my bike ride to end. High up on North Yorkshire’s moors the view went on and on. I hoped my ride would too. I had tactically taken a route that passed through High Paradise Farm, which is a perfect place in many ways.
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A66 crash: Two "incredibly brave" police officers remembered with names of Passat occupants released
Tributes have poured in for two “brave” police officers who died in a crash on the A66 in Teesside that killed five others on Saturday morning.
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Do not open this newsletter if you are easily offended by...
Storms force trees to grow deeper roots, the saying goes, and I rather like that thought.
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Hillside Farm, Arkengarthdale: Reeth Show's gathering momentum
In good hands for the future. That’s the feeling of Arkengarthdale farmer Doug Barningham, chairman of Reeth Show that takes place on August Bank Holiday Monday 31 August.
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New plans aim to shape future investment in Easingwold and Helmsley
Easingwold and Helmsley are among 32 towns in North Yorkshire set to benefit from new Town Investment Plans.
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MP praises organisers ‘cracking job’ as Knaresborough's Feva festival is in the spotlight in Parliament
Harrogate and Knaresborough’s MP has spoken up in Parliament for Feva festival as this year’s arts extravaganza reaches its final hours.
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A66 crash: Floral tributes on Sunday as two "incredibly brave" police officers remembered
Tributes have poured in for two “brave” police officers who died in a crash on the A66 in Teesside that killed five others on Saturday morning.
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A66 crash: Everything we know so far on Sunday morning as flowers left at police-patrolled scene
Two police officers are among seven people who died in a crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Yorkshire mayors handed London-style powers to overrule major planning decisions
The powers will allow mayors to take over key planning applications which will impact on economic growth, and direct councils whether to approve or reject them.
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All CrossCountry trains through Yorkshire cancelled over power failure
All CrossCountry train services in Yorkshire have been cancelled due to a power outage at the rail firm’s control centre.
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We enjoy a fine place to push the boat out and bump into a Hollywood star
As you may know, there’s a few of us in the office that do The Press food reviews.
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Five drivers banned from the roads for traffic offences in York and North Yorkshire
Harrogate magistrates have banned five motorists after they were convicted of driving offences in York and North Yorkshire.
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Pickering Country Fair: Best pictures from event at Galtres Pickering Showground
Pickering Country Fair showcased vintage vehicles, trade stands and craft and food stalls on Saturday.
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Kiplin Hall and Gardens: North Yorkshire museum marks American Independence with a bang
The international origins of the United States of America and its links to Yorkshire were explored on Saturday at Kiplin Hall and Gardens.
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Major train company cancels all services to and from York today
Rail passengers are facing a day of chaos after a power cut led to a major train company cancelling all its trains to and from York.
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British comedian Jimmy Carr in talks to host BBC reboot of Top Gear, reports
The BBC's reboot of Top Gear is set to be hosted by comedian Jimmy Carr, according to reports.
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How the Humber can help meet tech sector's power demand - Richard Gwilliam
For much of the last decade, Britain’s industrial decarbonisation strategy has rested on a simple premise: government would provide policy certainty and sufficient financial incentive for private capital to follow.
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Linthwaite, West Yorkshire: The village rich in industrial heritage
The industrialisation of the Colne Valley in the 19th century saw the fusion of several hillside hamlets about four miles west of Huddersfield, today recognised as Linthwaite.
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The constant erosion of Yorkshire's green belt land has to be stopped - David Behrens
Fifty years ago, when I first came to work in the West Riding, people complained that if they carried on building houses at the rate they were going, the whole area would merge into a single, soulless settlement. There was even a name for it: Cleckuddersthorpe.
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North Yorkshire racecourse appoints first-ever poet in residence
Ripon Racecourse has appointed Antony Pickthall as its first-ever poet in residence.
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'It's our way of saying thank you' - famous strongman to attend gym's 20th birthday
A famous strongman is set to appear at a gym’s 20th birthday celebration.
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Harrogate group's Boardeaux cycle for friend with brain tumour
The friends from Harrogate, who met playing golf, are hoping to raise £35,000 by cycling 480 miles.
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Live music night in Tadcaster raises hundreds for hospital appeals
Riley Smith Hall in Tadcaster recently hosted a music event which raised hundreds in aid of the Tiny Lives Appeal.
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Gig review: Mogwai at Brudenell Social Club
Here amid their ongoing thirtieth anniversary, the Scottish post-rock wizards offer a ninety-five minute set that fully maximises their catch-and-release euphoria.
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Full list of road and footpath closures in York as water and gas works begin
A series of road and footpath closures will affect York and surrounding villages as utility and repair works take place.
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Georgian home in ‘outstanding village setting’ for sale in Yorkshire – look inside
A Georgian family home dating back to the 18th century has been put on the market in Sutton-on-the-Forest - for £800,000.
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York Minster comes alive with ABBA hits at candlelit concert
An ABBA tribute concert had fans dancing in the aisles at York Minster earlier this month.
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Bid to extend mural in Scarborough wins approval
North Yorkshire Council says the aim is to enhance Scarborough town centre and boost "civic pride".
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Coiunty Championship: Yorkshire and Hampshire set up intriguing finale
Yorkshire put themselves into a commanding position heading into the last day of their County Championship relegation battle with Hampshire.
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Thousands flock to Harrogate for first Mathewsons Live motoring event
Thousands of people descended on the Great Yorkshire Showground today as the stars of TV’s Bangers & Cash brought their first major Mathewsons Live event to Harrogate.
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All the judges on The Voice 2026 UK including former Destiny's Child member
The Voice UK is finally back for 2026, but who are the judges on the show for its latest series?
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Whitehall officials to be posted into mayors' offices as PM marks first month of No10 North | Harrogate Informer
One month after opening No10 North, the Prime Minister today convened mayors from across England for the first No10 North "virtual situation room", announcing
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All you need to know on new The Voice UK judge Kelly Rowland
Kelly Rowland is a new coach on The Voice UK, but who is she and what has her career looked like?