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County Durham play area could be forced to close as bins set alight in latest attack
A County Durham play area repeatedly targeted by vandals has been hit again and could be forced to close after two litter bins were set alight.
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North East children back road safety call to protect young cyclists
North East schoolchildren have joined road safety campaigners and emergency services in calling on drivers to ‘look twice’ for cyclists after…
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North Yorkshire stately home to mark US independence with Revolutionary War fun
Kiplin Hall near Scotch Corner will host a Revolutionary War re-enactment weekend in August 2026 to mark 250 years of American independence,…
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Campaign group slams 'lack of movement' on cycle lanes at York railway station
York Cycle Campaign claimed "completed" bike lanes built as part of the Station Gateway project in Queen Street and parts of Station Road…
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Football legend Peter Reid prepares for Great North Run for Sir Bobby cancer appeal
Sunderland AFC legend Peter Reid will take on this year’s Great North Run to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, supporting a…
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Residents feel 'intimidated' as Teesside family home to become Airbnb or HMO
People who live nearby have raised concerns about parking, anti-social behaviour and community safety after plans linked to a Norton property were…
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Four people injured after vehicle crashes on its roof in North Yorkshire village
Four people were taken to hospital after a crash in North Yorkshire last night (Tuesday). Emergency services were called to the incident in Foxholes, between Malton and Filey, at** 11.46pm**. Firefighters from Sherburn and Scarborough...
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Police appealing for dog walkers and public to help indecent exposure investigation
Detectives investigating an incident of indecent exposure are appealing for dog walkers and members of the public in the Tadcaster area to come forward.
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Ripon's Jaflong named 'Best Bangladeshi Restaurant of the Year'
A Ripon restaurant is celebrating after being named 'Best Bangladeshi Restaurant of the Year' at the English Curry Awards 2026.
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New Yorkshire Dales funding aims to boost native trees and hedgerows
A new grant scheme from Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust will help landowners plant native trees and hedgerows across the Yorkshire Dales, Forest of…
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Hundreds of new adult learning courses launched across York and North Yorkshire
Hundreds of new adult learning courses are now available across York and North Yorkshire, backed by the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority.
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Back-to-school warning as parents miss out on forgotten loyalty points
Parents face school uniform bills of more than £450, but forgotten loyalty points and vouchers could help cut the cost of the back-to-school shop.
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Former home of esteemed writer in Yorkshire hits the market – for £3.5 million
The former home of an esteemed writer has hit the market in Yorkshire – for £3.5 million.
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How to protect your eyes at the exact time the solar eclipse will hit North East time
Exact times for peak views of the solar eclipse in Middlesbrough, Durham and Newcastle tonight have been revealed.
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Easingwold woman takes on 177-mile walk to raise money for Dogs Trust
Sports massage therapist Emma Landrie, from Easingwold, is taking on a 177-mile walking challenge to raise funds for Dogs Trust.
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DVSA confirms MOT rule change to tackle fraudulent MOT certificates
The new rule is part of a plan to tackle “ghost MOTs,” in which certificates are issued to vehicles that are never actually inspected at the…
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Historic North Yorkshire pub named after town's icon reveals reopening date
The historic Mother Shipton Inn has announced a re-opening date.
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The Office star Lucy Davis reveals 'incurable' stage four cancer diagnosis
The Office actress Lucy Davis said she was diagnosed a year and a half ago with stage four breast cancer.
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Housebuilder donates £1,500 to York Hospital neonatal unit appeal
Barratt and David Wilson Homes has donated £1,5000 to York & Scarborough Hospitals Charity’s Tiny Lives Appeal.
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Violent Durham woman branded a 'high risk' to future partners jailed for attack
Rachael Lythe, 32, of no fixed abode in Brandon, County Durham, has been jailed for 36 weeks after admitting assault causing actual bodily harm and…
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County Durham entrepreneur among UK’s most innovative business leaders
Consett entrepreneur Kate Murray, founder and CEO of housing technology firm Ubrix, has been named one of 100 winners of the Innovate UK Women in…
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Why taking photos of tonight's solar eclipse could damage your phone camera
People planning to photograph tonight's solar eclipse are being warned that pointing phones and cameras at the Sun could cause damage without…
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Young people in North East to begin careers in steel industry
Young people from across the North East are set to begin careers in the steel industry as British Steel invests in the next generation of workers…
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Launch of new water safety videos | Harrogate Informer
North Yorkshire Council and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service have joined forces to launch a series of new water safety videos aimed at helping people
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Here’s where Darlington dog owners can wash their pups while picking up the shopping
Dog owners in Darlington can give their pooches a quick wash while picking up their shopping.
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Heatwave LIVE- County Durham to brace for 30C as temperatures soar across the North East
County Durham and the wider North East are set to see temperatures reaching above 30C today and tomorrow as the region braces for another heatwave.
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North East hotel creates buzz with rooftop beehives for guests
The Hilton Garden Inn in Sunderland has installed five rooftop beehives as part of its biodiversity programme, with plans to produce honey for…
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Rise in number of children in care contributes to Council's £10m overspend forecast
Costs due to a rise in the number of children in care has contributed to North Yorkshire Council forecasting a £10m overspend for the financial year.
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UK flights cancelled as major European airport closes runway until end of 2026
Paris Orly Airport’s Runway 4 will be closed until December 17, affecting thousands of flights in the coming months.
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New Bishop Auckland leisure centre taking shape as 2027 opening remains on track
New pictures have revealed the scale of progress at Bishop Auckland’s £28.9 million leisure centre and library complex, with Durham County…
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Farmers and firefighters join forces to tackle field blaze near Yorkshire town
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service said it was called to a field fire in Grindale Lane, Bridlington around 5.45pm on Tuesday, August 11.
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Selby couple inducted into prestigious British Country Music Hall of Fame
Susan and Nigel Green, from Selby, have become members of the prestigious British Country Music Hall of Fame.
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Whitby MP hails victory as controversial gaming centre rule set to be scrapped
The government's plan to abolish a controversial rule has been hailed as a victory for local democracy by Alison Hume MP.
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More than 550 runners sign up for bear-themed charity run in York
Hundreds are taking part in the Big Bear Run, which will take place on August 16 at Askham Bryan Wildlife and Conservation Park.
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Hour-by-hour forecast as Darlington to be as hot as Lisbon with 30C+ temperatures
Here is an hour-by-hour forecast as Darlington set to see 30C weather today before the solar eclipse happens.
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New manager joins Flemingate as Beverley shopping centre continues to grow
Amy Whittaker has been announced as the new centre manager at Beverley’s Flemingate shopping centre.
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Durham children’s book festival to bring stories to Market Place
Durham Market Place will be transformed into a hub of stories, creativity and family fun when a free children’s book festival takes place
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Malton this week
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in Malton, according to petrolprices.com.
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Beefeater and Brewers Fayre pubs could be saved as 261 sites earmarked to close
The venues would reopen as value-oriented pubs if they are sold by Whitbread, the owner of the Beefeater and Brewers Fayre chains.
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York music venue granted protected status in bid to retain it for community
A former music venue in York with a national reputation has been granted Asset of Community Value status in a bid to retain it for the community.
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New community library opens at North Yorkshire hospice for families and patients
Herriot Hospice in Thirsk has expanded support for patients and families with a new outdoor community library donated by Taylor Wimpey North…
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Hopetown Darlington unveils month-long railway festival for 201st S&DR anniversary
Hopetown Darlington will celebrate 201 years of the Stockton & Darlington Railway with a month of steam experiences, exhibitions and heritage…
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Tadcaster indecent exposure - appeal for dog walkers to come forward
Detectives investigating an incident of indecent exposure are appealing for dog walkers and members of the public in the Tadcaster area to come forward.
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Sir Rod Stewart cancels remainig tour dates after undergoing major surgery
The 81-year-old singer revealed he will take four weeks off to recover from a coronary stent procedure.
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'Never in a million years did I think the fire would get near us'
One year on from a 40-day blaze on the North York Moors, those affected reflect on its impact.
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Driver banned after he failed to respond to court summons
A driver who was among three motorists who failed to respond to a court summons has been banned from driving.
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Two people trapped in York shopping park - emergency crews called in
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews from York were called to Kathryn Avenue in Huntington just after midnight (Wednesday, August 12).
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Work well underway on town wine bar as new patisserie prepares to move in
Work is well underway on a former wine bar as a new patisserie prepares to open its doors on Yarm High Street.
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Partial solar eclipse: Events and places in Leeds to watch the rare event tonight
Yorkshire residents are deciding where to watch the partial solar eclipse on Wednesday evening (August 12).
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Whitby MP hails victory as controversial gaming centre rule set to be scrapped
The government's plan to abolish a controversial rule has been hailed as a victory for local democracy by Alison Hume MP.