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Crochet Camp is coming to Harrogate | Harrogate Informer
On the weekend of 4 September 2026, Crochet Camp is coming to the Harrogate area.
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Police officers killed in A66 wrong-way horror crash named
The two police officers killed in the horror crash this morning on the A66 near Middlesbrough have been named.
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Everything we know so far about fatal crash on A66 which killed two police officers
This is everything we know about what happened in the fatal A66 crash which has left seven dead, including two police officers.
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'Devastated': Andy Burnham responds to A66 horror crash near Middlesbrough
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he was left “devastated” to hear about the crash that killed two police officers and five other people.
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Value of farmland in the North shows resilience
Farmland values in the North of England have continued to demonstrate resilience during the first half of the year, despite fewer acres coming to the market and ongoing challenges facing the farming sector.
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This dog was on a lead when it bit a man and its owner wasn't interested, police say
Police are looking for the owner of this dog which they say was on a lead when it bit a man's leg last week.
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Night vision aid and drone stolen from cars in North Yorkshire village
Thieves have stolen a drone, thermal spotter and night vision device among other items from cars in a North Yorkshire village.
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A66: why police crash road has chequered history as 'accident hot spot'
Local politicians have long called for the A66 to be made safer, and have it dualled from Scotch Corner to Carlisle.
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A66: Two police officers among seven dead in horror crash as IOPC investigates
Seven people, including two police officers, died in the crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough in the early hours of this morning, Cleveland Police said.
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Drone footage shows shocking illegal waste dump next to Valley Parade in Bradford
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, Environment Secretary Dame Angela Eagle and Bradford West MP Naz Shah visited the site next to Valley Parade.
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Police discover second body in rubble from building fire as homicide team lead probe
Emergency services have tragically discovered a second body amongst the rubble of a building fire in Batley, with homicide detectives now investigating.
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'Immaculate’ Victorian home for sale in York – have a look inside
A Victorian terraced house in Fountayne Street, off Wigginton Road in York, is for sale for £425,000.
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Magistrates sentence 4 for grievous bodily harm and other violence
Four violent men were among defendants sentenced recently at Scarborough Magistrates Court. Three had injured other people. The fourth had a weapon…
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Castle Howard nature restoration project brings in rare White Park cattle
Descendants of Britain’s original wild white cattle that were enclosed in parks by the nobility during the middle ages have been introduced at the North’s leading stately home.
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North Yorkshire home and lifestyle design companies prepare to shine
Fresh designs from Yorkshire will take centre stage at the UK's largest retail buying show this September.
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East Midlands Railway workers to strike over bank holiday weekend
Workers at East Midlands Railway (EMR) - that run between Sheffield and London - are to stage fresh strikes in a long-running dispute over safety.
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Major store reveals opening date in Harrogate for new customers facility after relocation
A major UK retailer has unveiled details about its new store showroom in Harrogate as the opening date approaches.
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Police officers die in A66 crash: First pictures from scene amid IOPC investigation
Several people have died in a car crash following a police pursuit in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Woman missing for nearly a week found safe and well
A York woman reported missing a week ago has been found safe and well, North Yorkshire Police has announced.
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Andy Burnham’s devolution agenda would be undermined if Linton-on-Ouse asylum centre plans are waved through
A cloud has once again shrouded the village of Linton-on-Ouse as a result of ill-conceived plans to house hundreds of male asylum seekers at the former RAF base there.
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Whitehall officials to be moved into mayor's offices in 'devolution revolution'
The package also includes a new civil service fast stream pilot in Yorkshire and the Humber, allowing talented youngsters to start their government careers in the region.
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World gold again after dressage star Lottie Fry’s ‘test of a lifetime’
North Yorkshire-raised dressage star Lottie Fry said she produced the “test of a lifetime” to claim the first double-double in 60 years of the Dressage World Championship.
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New homes and driving experience centre among North Yorkshire applications
Here are the latest planning applications submitted to North Yorkshire Council.
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Why we must look beyond school to help pupils - Raksha Pattni
Every GCSE results day, we ask why some parts of England outperform others. Yet after decades of reform, one uncomfortable truth remains: England’s attainment map still looks remarkably like its poverty map.
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Malton this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around Malton, according to petrolprices.com.
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Sky Bet Ebor takes centre stage as York races reach thrilling climax
What has already been a magical week on the Knavesmire reaches its climax with the running of the most famous contest, the £500,000 Sky Bet Ebor.
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Do our leaders think it’s sensible to show Russia how deeply we’re involved in this war? - Patrick Mercer
There’s a rather pretty phrase in French, ‘folie à plusieurs’ that when translated into English becomes ugly and frightening - group madness. The trouble is, I think that many of our military and political leaders must be suffering from a serious dose of this dangerous psychosis.
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The weather forecast for Malton area this weekend
The Met Office has forecast a mix of sunshine and clouds across Malton this weekend.
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Heartbreaking story of Liberty a reminder of need for change at Trust
The inquiry into maternity services at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust by highly-respected senior midwife Donna Ockenden has been widely welcomed. If anyone is going to deliver a robust review of the failings at the Trust it is Donna Ockenden.
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Seven fines for street urination in York- despite 4,981 clean ups
Just seven fines were handed out for street urination in York in the first year of new powers being in force, despite clean ups numbering in the…
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Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift: Closed with immediate effect as explanation issued
Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift has been closed with immediate effect, it has been announced.
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Pickering runners tackle steep climbs and tricky terrain in busy weekend
Pickering Running Club tackled multiple races in a busy weekend of events.
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'All about people': How ROW4MND's Matthew Parker is making waves with cyber security firm expanding into Leeds
Every week we put one of our premium business stories in front of our paywall to showcase the benefits of becoming a Yorkshire Post subscriber. This story is this week’s selection.
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Thousands of Yorkshire businesses facing 'critical' financial distress
Nearly 3,700 companies in Yorkshire are now in 'critical' financial distress, according to new research from BTG.
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Manchester Airport: Runway closed as man who encroached airfield arrested with flights diverted and delayed
Flights were diverted away from Manchester Airport on Friday evening as a man was arrested for encroaching the airfield.
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Bid to revive ancient wildflower 'hotspot' discovered at University of York
A FORGOTTEN landscape that once drew the world’s botanists to Yorkshire could hold the key to restoring lost wildlife, research suggests.
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Here are the latest food hygiene ratings across Malton
The latest batch of food hygiene ratings for Malton restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses has been revealed.
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'I'm a pilot for Jet2 at Leeds Bradford Airport - I could fly before driving'
Pilot Earl Kingston can remember the registration number of his first car, a golf Ford Fiesta.
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Check your post as HMRC sends letters to nearly 2 million Brits about unpaid tax
Nearly two million people will receive important letters from HMRC in the coming weeks about simple assessments.
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York car dealership goes under owing more than £400,000
A York car dealership has been liquidated and a report says it owes more than £400,000.
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Ex-North Yorkshire mayor posted antisemitic tweets, jury decides
The CPS and York's top judge speak after a former North Yorkshire town mayor was found to have posted antisemitic tweets when a councillor.
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Ex Yorkshire councillor reveals true extent of racist abuse
A former Sheffield councillor, who is a Muslim woman, has revealed the racism she experienced in the role.
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Remembering Phyllida Law the mother of Dame Emma Thompson
Stage, television and film actress Phyllida Law, who has died at 94, was the mother of Dame Emma Thompson and Sophie Thompson and the widow of Eric Thompson, who provided the voices for the children’s TV favourite, The Magic Roundabout.
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Remembering Professor Jason Arday
Jason Arday, who has died at 41, was a sociologist whose remarkable rise from impoverished beginnings led to his appointment as the youngest black professor at the University of Cambridge. But his success precipitated his downfall when he resigned after an investigation into his academic qualifications and allegations of plagiarism.
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Meet the campaigners battling for water improvements across Yorkshire
Whether it’s for just a little paddle to cool your feet, or you intend on taking the plunge and going for a proper swim, when the weather is as hot as it has been this summer there are few things more appealing than an outdoor dip.
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Seafront café and kiosks to be demolished over fears building could collapse
A coastal fish and chip shop and café will be demolished in a North Yorkshire town despite concerns about a lack of long-term plans.
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Coiunty Championship: George Hill stars for Yorkshire on day two against Hampshire
Adam Lyth's half-century backed up George Hill's five-wicket haul as Yorkshire and Hampshire trade blows in their County Championship clash at Utilita Bowl.
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Blows traded over almost £10m black hole facing York Council
An almost £10 million black hole facing City of York Council has seen politicians trade blows.
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Oliver Pimlott: Harrogate Town sign Burnley left-back on loan
Harrogate Town sign Burnley left-back Oliver Pimlott on a one-month loan deal.
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Former Harrogate mayor posted antisemitic tweets, jury finds
Pat Marsh, a long-serving councillor in Harrogate, made posts likely to stir up hatred, jury finds.