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York's National Railway Museum hosts launch of major rail innovation report
A white paper exploring innovation in the rail industry has been unveiled at the National Railway Museum in York.
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Storyteller to explore 'remarkable' past of historic North Yorkshire building
A North Yorkshire regimental museum will open its doors for an evening exploring the remarkable 900-year history of one of a town's most historic buildings.
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One road remains closed after flash floods in Scarborough
Most roads have reopened after the flash floods in Scarborough. But Valley Road remains shut, and police are asking people to avoid the area. Many town roads were left underwater after heavy rain last night. Valley Road, Scarborough It led...
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Future nurses and medics honoured at Darlington hospital event
CDDFT celebrates T-Level students in Darlington on October 22, showcasing NHS careers, industry placements and mentoring to develop future healthcare staff.
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Police remain at scene as Darlington road closed for hours after early morning crash
Police remain at the scene of a crash which has left a Darlington road closed in both directions for several hours.
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Film crews spotted in York and North Yorkshire as area becomes a hotspot for new movies
North Yorkshire continues to be a hotspot for filming – as several film crews have been spotted throughout the county. York and North Yorkshire are no strangers to being the setting of some of the biggest TV shows and films – and featuring...
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Special Sunderland shirts celebrate 25 years of Foundation of Light
Sunderland AFC players will wear limited-edition shirts against Leeds United celebrating 25 years of Foundation of Light, with sales supporting North East communities.
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‘One in a million’ York man died after coming off his motorbike in Germany
A York father described as ‘one in a million’ died after a motorbike crash while in Germany. Stephen Boyes died on Friday, 4 September, in a hospital in the city of Koblenz, south of Cologne. He was 60. Assistant North Yorkshire coroner...
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Met Office issues yellow weather warning for Bradford as 58mph winds forecast
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Bradford.
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I tested 3 bizarre lemon cleaning hacks in my home – one genuinely surprised me
I tested TikTok lemon cleaning hacks on a microwave, limescale-covered taps and a washing machine to see whether the chemical-free tricks really work.
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Pensioner died after being pushed to floor by thug in bus stop row
Thomas Childe is now behind bars
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Motorbike bursts into flames in York street
A motorbike has burst into flames in Rawdon Avenue, off Melrosegate, in York.
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Man charged with rape after woman attacked at bus station
Patrick Rybar, 24, is due to appear at Leeds Crown Court
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Review: I had Sunday lunch at The Ivy - comfort food with a stylish touch
ONE of the great pleasures of an autumn weekend is a leisurely walk followed by a Sunday roast.
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York and North Yorkshire braces for Storm Boelo as coastal areas flooded
York and North Yorkshire is bracing for the arrival of Storm Boelo which is set to bring heavy rain and 60mph gusts to the area.
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Six-year-old Yorkshire girl helps launch this year's Poppy Appeal
A young girl from Bradford who is one of the Royal British Legion’s youngest fundraisers has helped launch this year’s Poppy Appeal.
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Bradford this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around Bradford, according to petrolprices.com.
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York Cocktail Week returns with £5 drinks and deals at 21 venues across city
York Cocktail Week is returning to 21 venues across the city starting next month.
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Yorkshire analysis helping to shape future of flood resilience
Financial lead and senior analyst Sally Ashby explains how evidence, investment and partnerships can support flood resilience at catchment scale, drawing on lessons from Ousewem's project at Hauxwell, as Graham Walker found out.
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The tiny village tearoom visitors say is worth going out of your way for
A tiny North Yorkshire village tearoom has earned a near-perfect Tripadvisor rating, with visitors praising its homemade food and saying it's worth a special trip.
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County Durham shopping centre sold as owner promises new businesses and growth
Castle Dene Shopping Centre has entered a new chapter after being sold to a new owner who says he wants to attract new businesses and help secure the long-term future of the Peterlee retail hub.
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LIVE - Road partially blocked after crash on A181 in County Durham
The A181 is partially blocked following a crash in-between Thornley and Wheatley Hill, in East Durham. The crash was first reported to the AA at 7.53am this morning.
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Fear of ‘parking wars’ in York village as double yellow lines brought in
A decision has been made on a parking ban in a York village amid fears it will ignite a war for spaces. Double yellow lines are set to be painted in Front Street, Naburn, leading up to the junction with York Road. Two supporting comments...
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North Yorkshire livestock producers to compete at Borderway Agri Expo
North Yorkshire livestock producers head to Borderway Agri Expo in Carlisle, Cumbria, on October 30, with cattle, sheep shows and a UK farming pressures seminar.
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North Yorkshire town named most scenic - how much it costs to live there
Whitby was previously named one of the UK's most scenic towns. But how much does it cost to live there?
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How this Durham fish and chip shop has remained a city favourite for 80 years
Step inside Durham's Stanton's Fish & Chips, a city institution serving customers for more than 80 years, with a batter recipe dating back to 1954 and a loyal following that spans generations.
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Highway Code warning as UK drivers risk penalties over rule changes
UK drivers have been warned they risk fines, bans and prison after research revealed millions have not checked the Highway Code since passing their test.
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North East faces 70mph winds as Met Office issues new yellow weather warning
A new yellow weather warning has been issued across County Durham and the North East as winds could top 70mph on Tuesday.
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‘This show is like therapy': Mamma Mia! is heading to Bradford
IT’S the mother of all musicals - and it’s sprinkling some Mediterranean sunshine in Bradford this autumn.
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Homes flooded and vehicles stranded as heavy rain hits North Yorkshire coast
Homes were flooded and vehicles left stranded as heavy rain hit Scarborough.
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Gogglebox viewers make same comment about Andy Burnham appearance
Andy Burnham’s appearance on Gogglebox for SU2C has sparked debate among Channel 4 viewers, with the Prime Minister defending his cameo.
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The hidden wartime bunker on the North York Moors built to fool German bombers
Hidden on Guisborough Moor is a Second World War bunker that formed part of an elaborate plan to draw German bombers away from industrial Teesside.
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Aviation expert's warning to Doncaster Sheffield Airport on attracting airlines
John Strickland hails from Ilkley and has worked with several airlines including British Airways and KLM over a 40-year career in aviation.
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York and North Yorkshire braces for Storm Boelo as coastal areas flooded
York and North Yorkshire is bracing for the arrival of Storm Boelo which is set to bring heavy rain and 60mph gusts to the area.
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Romanian gang use cruel cash machine trick to steal £40,000 from pensioners
This is the moment a Romanian gang used a cruel cash machine trick to steal over £40,000 from unsuspecting pensioners.
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Mini tractors to tackle snow across North Yorkshire in winter weather
North Yorkshire Council has introduced mini tractors as part of a broader effort to boost resilience across the county.
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Paedophile who lied his way into nursery job gets more jail time
Kristian Parry, 27, is already serving for posessing indecent images of children
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Darlington pub loses alcohol licence after ‘significant failings’ before 'murder'
A Darlington pub has lost its licence to sell alcohol after police identified 'significant licensing management failings' before the alleged murder of Leanne Park.
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The traditional North East butcher that has been serving customers for over 70 years
Blackwells Butchers in Norton is an independent family-run butcher, that have been serving customers for more than 70 years.
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Stockton traffic restrictions overhauled in borough-wide update - public notice
Stockton Council has overhauled traffic orders for moving traffic, weight limits, parking and speed limits across the borough.
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My First Car: Master Cutler Ian Nicholls' Beetle 'struggled on Sheffield hills'
Sheffield’s new Master Cutler Ian Nicholls says his first car was a very memorable Volkswagen Beetle, but it did not seem as cool as it would today.
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Pensioner fatally attacked at Garforth bus stop for challenging bike-riding thug
A pensioner died after being attacked by a thug on a bicycle whom he challenged for riding on the pavement.
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Meet the young North East dancers preparing to star in professional ballet production
Young North East dancers from Youth Ballet North will join Northern Ballet’s Cinderella at Newcastle Theatre Royal from October 28 to 31, in a professional ballet production.
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From Harry Potter to Avengers: 12 blockbuster films filmed in the North East
The North East has long attracted filmmakers looking for dramatic landscapes, historic buildings and instantly recognisable locations.
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Kingsmead development brings energy-efficient homes to Wooler
In the historic market town of Wooler, a new residential project is demonstrating how energy-efficient construction and regional design can sit comfortably together.
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'Shameless' councillor saves seat and £11k allowance with last-minute appearance
A persistently absent councillor has managed to save his seat – and his allowance – by turning up for a meeting in the nick of time.
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'Important moment' - Dewsbury Market's £18m revamp gets underway
Work getting underway on an £18m revamp to Dewsbury Market is an “important moment’ for the town, a senior councillor has said.
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Planning shake-up sees fewer Durham county councillors decide applications
County Durham planning changes will see officers decide more applications as four committees become one under the Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025.
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University vice-chancellor to step down after 20 years
Professor Bob Cryan, who has served as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Huddersfield since January 2007, will leave the post in February 2027.
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'I tried ketamine at university aged 18 - it cost me 10 years of my life'
A man who says he lost 10 years of his life due to ketamine addiction has told why he hopes young people will think twice before taking the drug.