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Firm lands major deal with £1.1 billion UK builders’ merchant
"As we continue to grow, they're a trusted partner who can support us every step of the way."
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York police cadets tackle giant inflatable obstacle course for hospice charity
Police cadets took part in a giant inflatable obstacle run at York's Esrick Park to raise money for St Leonard's Hospice.
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Damart challenges fashion stereotypes with campaign celebrating real women
DAMART has launched a new campaign to celebrate personal style and challenge outdated fashion ideas
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Yorkshire-born opera star brings music to Batley youngsters
A RISING star of the opera world has brought music and inspiration to the next generation.
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Yorkshire makers and food stalls heading to Acomb for popular autumn market
The Little Bird Artisan Market is set to bring autumnal charm to Acomb this weekend.
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'Filthy footpaths and rubbish-filled shop fronts - York council needs to up its game'
York council need to up its game and clean up the 'filthy streets this amazing city, says today's lead letter writer.
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Yorkshire Farming Conference to return in 2027 after successful debut
The Yorkshire Farming Conference will return to Harrogate in January 2027 following a successful debut earlier this year.
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Coal mining changed the world, we must share its history with future generations against a backdrop of challenges - Lynn Harper
The museums sector is currently in the midst of a seismic shift. Post-pandemic, attractions nationwide are navigating new challenges – the likes of which I have not seen during my 30 years in the sector – including radically different visitor habits, a complex and ultra-competitive funding process, alongside rising overheads, all as we experience a cost-of-living crisis.
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The risks of dying without a valid will explained
Many people put off making a Will, assuming it will be expensive, complicated, doesn’t apply to them or simply feel uncomfortable thinking about it.
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York Podiatry celebrates milestone for fair and responsible business practices
York Podiatry Ltd has achieved its fifth consecutive year of accreditation from the Good Business Charter (GBC).
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Yorkshire Farming Conference to return in 2027 after successful debut
The Yorkshire Farming Conference will return to Harrogate in January 2027 following a successful debut earlier this year.
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Yorkshire poultry firm invests millions to cut emissions and energy use
Soanes Poultry has invested £2.5 million in a major refrigeration upgrade to cut carbon emissions.
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Have your say on future of North East city's public behaviour rules
Sunderland residents are invited to comment on renewing the Public Spaces Protection Order tackling anti-social behaviour and environmental offences by November 15, 2026.
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North East charity ball raises record £89,000 to help families facing hardship
The Teesside Charity has raised a record £89,000 at its annual ball, supporting families facing hardship across the Tees Valley through its Hardship Fund.
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North Yorkshire primary school admissions open for September 2027 starters
North Yorkshire Council has opened the admissions process for primary school places for children starting in September 2027.
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Hundreds of new homes take shape as £43.6m Bishop Auckland scheme nears milestone
Avant Homes releases final first-phase homes at £43.6m Westward Green in Willington near Bishop Auckland, priced from £155,000 with buyer incentives available.
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York public relations professionals celebrate 40 years of combined service
Three PR professionals are marking a combined 40 years of service at a York-based agency, Partners PR.
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Emmerdale star explores ‘really cool and weird’ York attraction
Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden has been spotted enjoying family time at the York visitor attraction The Puzzling World of Professor Kettlestring.
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Yorkshire makers and food stalls heading to Acomb for popular autumn market
The Little Bird Artisan Market is set to bring autumnal charm to Acomb this weekend.
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Man who started fire in DL1 bin store 'to keep warm' forced complex to be evacuated
Raymond Coglan jailed for 44 months after starting a fire at Darlington’s DL1 complex, forcing Premier Inn, Nando’s and Vue cinema to evacuate.
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Archbishop of York announces major overseas visit to strengthen church ties
The Archbishop of York is set to begin an overseas visit to Australia and Hong Kong to strengthen church ties.
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Ryanair Christmas gift cards 2026: Prices, designs and how to buy
RYANAIR has launched its Christmas gift cards for 2026
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Man arrested after knife threats in Scarborough town centre
A man seen with a knife in Scarborough town centre has been arrested. At about 4.20pm yesterday police detained the man outside theIceland store onVernon Road. They were called ten minutes earlier when a member of the public reported being...
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New café ‘incredibly lucky to have found a fantastic location’ in York
York feels like a natural fit for the home of a new branch of a growing Australia-inspired café chain, its founder has said. Claudio Ribeiro, founder of Federal, which is set to open a new café in Coney Street, said they were excited to...
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York Podiatry celebrates milestone for fair and responsible business practices
York Podiatry Ltd has achieved its fifth consecutive year of accreditation from the Good Business Charter (GBC).
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Lord Mayor of York joins cadets for National Cadet Week celebrations in Clifton
The Lord Mayor of York, Councillor Margaret Wells, visited Cadets and Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs ) at an Open Day at Duncombe Barracks.
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What sort of relationship should Britain have with the EU in an increasingly volatile world?
Why so many Parliamenterians would refuse to touch the issue of Brexit is understandable given how painful the whole process of decoupling from the European Union was. However, the world is a different place to what it was ten years ago when the Brexit vote took place.
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Lord Mayor of York joins cadets for National Cadet Week celebrations in Clifton
The Lord Mayor of York, Councillor Margaret Wells, visited Cadets and Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs ) at an Open Day at Duncombe Barracks.
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York public relations professionals celebrate 40 years of combined service
Three PR professionals are marking a combined 40 years of service at a York-based agency, Partners PR.
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Amanda Owen and sons face 'difficult rescue' on Yorkshire Dales hillside
Amanda Owen and sons Sid and Miles attempt to rescue a pregnant sheep stranded on a hillside in the next episode of Our Farm Next Door.
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NOSTALGIA: Bantams blast Stockport for six but final-day heartbreak awaits
BRADFORD City hammered Stockport County 6-1 at Valley Parade on this day in 1979, but it was a season that ultimately ended in heartbreak.
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Yorkshire poultry firm invests millions to cut emissions and energy use
Soanes Poultry has invested £2.5 million in a major refrigeration upgrade to cut carbon emissions.
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York attraction speaks out on security plans and tourism ‘challenges’
The manager of a major York attraction has spoken out about its plans for new security measures and challenges facing the city’s tourism industry. Mark Mattinson, York Dungeon’s general manager, said the installation of a security fence in...
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Jet2 launches summer 2028 programme from Leeds Bradford with 50 destinations
Jet2 has put its summer 2028 programme on sale from Leeds Bradford Airpor, with flights and holidays to 50 destinations, and almost two million seats.
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Ex-jockey swaps saddle for luxury loo business in North Yorkshire
Former jockey Henry Brooke has swapped horse racing for a surprising new venture.
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Acclaimed dance company brings alternative Romeo and Juliet story to York
Critically acclaimed dance company Lost Dog will perform Juliet & Romeo at York Theatre Royal.
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State-of-the-art funeral 'SuperVenue' and crematorium near York reveals opening date
A new funeral ‘SuperVenue’ and crematorium is set to open next month - offering families more personal options to remember loved ones.
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Christmas Star Appeal returns to honour loved ones and support worthy causes
Christmas Star Appeal returns to honour loved ones and support worthy causes
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'York feels like a natural fit' - café founder on new venture ahead of opening
York feels like a natural fit for the home of a new branch of a growing Australia-inspired café chain, its founder has said.
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North Yorkshire food brand launches new mince range in major supermarkets
A new mince range from HECK! is now available across UK supermarkets.
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North Yorkshire parents urged to apply now for 2027 primary school places
North Yorkshire parents must apply online for September 2027 primary school admissions by January 15, 2027. School places announced on April 16, 2027.
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North Yorkshire railway manager retires after 32 years of dedicated service
Mike Drewery, a station manager who began his career in North Yorkshire, is retiring after 32 years of service on the railway.
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Man denies wounding cyclist and threatening him with a knife in York city centre
A man has denied wounding a cyclist in York city centre with intent to cause him grievous bodily harm near to Museum Gardens and threatening him with a knife.
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York bus company to support up to 50 people through new driver training scheme
York Pullman launches government-funded driver training and apprenticeships with First Bus, supporting up to 50 people into transport careers in York.
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Bradford taxi firm to freeze fares through Christmas despite rising fuel costs
Local Cars Bradford has pledged to keep taxi fares unchanged through Christmas and into the New Year despite rising fuel costs.
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North East wine room applies for licence to serve alcohol daily - public notice
Lu Lu’s Pantry and Wine Room has applied for a Stockton licence to sell alcohol at 9 Silver Street, with objections accepted until November 4.
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Ukraine has been betrayed by Trump as Russia continues to target energy infrastructure
What US President Donald Trump says and what he does can often be two conflicting things. Trump also has a habit of vacillating on issues, keeping allies and foes alike on their toes.
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Bishop Auckland pub named after Grand National winner goes on market for £250,000
A County Durham pub which recently closed and saw its landlords step down after just a year is now on the market for £250,000.
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Irresponsible and offensive rhetoric does nothing to tackle the challenge of immigration - Andrew Vine
I winced at reading that a Reform UK councillor in Kirklees had referred to immigrants as “third world animals” and then rolled my eyes in despair when the leader of the authority defended the comment.
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North Yorkshire food brand launches new mince range in major supermarkets
A new mince range from HECK! is now available across UK supermarkets.