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Investigation launched after man's death by tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
City of Doncaster Council has launched an investigation into the death of a man by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
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Amanda Owen's daughter Nancy shows different direction to farming at Ravenseat
Amanda Owen's daughter Nancy is preparing for a ballet exam as Our Farm Next Door reveals another side to growing up at Ravenseat.
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Leeds Bradford Airport expected to experience 'shutdown' over strikes, says union
Strikes by more than 100 workers at Leeds Bradford Airport are set to escalate in a dispute over pay.
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Tom Gordon raises maternity safety concerns for Harrogate and Knaresborough families
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has warned that concerns about maternity care are a real issue for local families, after polling commissioned by the
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Only a public inquiry can give women the answers they deserve over breast care
The latest revelations over breast cancer services at County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust should chill every patient who ever placed their faith in that organisation.
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Investigation launched after man's death by tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
City of Doncaster Council has launched an investigation into the death of a man by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
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Mystery of brilliant Bishop Auckland schoolgirl who vanished is solved 140 years on
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Man falls off bike amid North Yorkshire police chase
A 20-year-old man has been arrested after an e-bike failed to stop for police and was pursued through Harrogate.
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Customers left 'so very sad' as beloved Greek restaurant announces closure this month
Customers have shared their sadness after Newcastle's Paros Greek Restaurant announced it will close on October 24.
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Brand-new nail salon opens in North Yorkshire shopping centre
Empire Nails Studio is bringing fresh glamour and style to the high street in Selby.
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Horse and trap 'damaged' vehicle during crash in York
A horse and trap is reported to have damaged a vehicle during a crash in Lawrence Street, York.
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Two sent to hospital after serious crash in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Police is appealing for witnesses of a serious crash on the A1 near Boroughbridge which left two people injured.
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Filey Sea Cadets' new HQ approved after redesign addresses planning concerns
Plans for a new headquarters for Filey Sea Cadets have been approved after a major redesign addressed concerns that led to an earlier scheme being rejected.
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Best Curry House in Bradford - Search begins for this year's winner
Nominations open today and will shut on Sunday, October 18, so make sure you tell us your favourite as soon as possible.
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Thousands gather on the streets of North Yorkshire coast for sold out event
Crowds gathered in Scarborough on Sunday (October 11) for the return of the McCain Yorkshire Coast 10K, along with 5K and fun runs.
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York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority approves three-year corporate plan
The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority has approved its first corporate plan, setting out its priorities for the next three years as it moves from
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Well-known York nightclub closes after many years – set to reopen with new name and look
A York nightclub has closed after many years entertaining late-night revellers – but it will reopen soon with a whole new brand. Popworld York, on George Hudson Street, shut at the weekend after more than a decade of trading. It is now...
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Man seriously injured after falling from second-floor window at York Hospital
An investigation is underway after a man fell from a second floor window at York Hospital. The man suffered serious injuries in the fall. YorkMix understands he has been left in a coma. There was a huge police response to the incident on...
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What to know before you go to York Hallowscream
Thinking of spending your October being chased through the dark by strangers with chainsaws? There are a few things you should probably know first. York Maze Hallowscream returns this year on selected nights from Friday, 9 October to...
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Cosy County Durham hotel opens cottage retreat with hot tub after six-figure makeover
Bowburn Hall Hotel has transformed former staff quarters into luxury cottage suites, complete with a hot tub, sauna and accommodation for up to eight guests.
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Driver left fearing for safety after incident along major road in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for information following a road incident that left a driver fearing they would be forced off the road.
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Courts: Wife killer jailed for life and A1(M) drug dealer sentenced
A husband who murdered his wife with a claw hammer, a drug dealer who seriously injured a taxi driver during a 130mph police chase and two people who attacked a man and woman in Hull are among the latest cases heard in Yorkshire courts.
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Kitten weighing less than bar of soap makes remarkable recovery after being abandoned
Wallace weighed just 115g when he was found abandoned in County Durham, but the tiny kitten is now thriving thanks to Cats Protection Teesside.
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County Durham chippy that's built a loyal North East following thanks to two brothers
Grandpa's Fish Bar has become one of County Durham's biggest food success stories, earning national awards and building a loyal following.
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'A massive step forward' - 'World-first' nitrous oxide breathalyser in Bradford
The device measures the concentration of nitrous oxide in a breath sample.
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Resident hits out at mountain of 'filthy' rubbish outside old Bradford pub
Rubbish has been stacked along the front of the building.
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Family release picture of County Durham dad who died after car flipped in A1(M) crash
Keith Royal, 41, from Sedgefield, has been named as the driver who died after an Audi overturned on the A1(M).
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Harrogate care home invites community to board games night
A care home in Harrogate is inviting local residents and families to join its residents for an evening of traditional board games this autumn.
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Wetherby care home residents enjoy outdoor theatre performance
Residents at Wetherby Manor care home enjoyed an outdoor theatre performance when the Performance Ensemble brought its production Bloomin’ in the Garden to
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CrossCountry to add eight Voyager trains and 60,000 seats a week
CrossCountry will add eight Voyager trains from early 2027, creating more seats, reducing crowding and improving reliability on routes across Great Britain.
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Beloved theatre stalwart and former firefighter dies suddenly outside venue
TRIBUTES have been paid to a much-loved figure in the local amateur theatre community following the sudden death of Gary Holmes.
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Noise fears over new café and restaurant in York
A bid to open a new café and restaurant in York has sparked noise complaints.
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Man charged in connection with his sister's death in A1(M) crash
A man charged with encouraging a second man to kill his sister has been remanded in custody in York.
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Yorkshire Water sewer capacity 'threatens new homes and funding'
Yorkshire Water sewer capacity concerns could delay North Yorkshire homes, planning approvals and Section 106 funding for schools, roads and GP surgeries.
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Major 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 local tourism industry.
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Primary school admissions for September 2027 are now open
Parents and carers with children due to start primary school in North Yorkshire in September next year can apply for their places now.
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North Yorkshire farm launches adults-only cosy pumpkin nights with drinks and music
A North Yorkshire farm is launching adults-only Pumpkin Nights featuring after-dark pumpkin picking, Highland cow calves, street food, carnival games, music and drink
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One of York's best-loved attractions unveils dramatic new look in major revamp
A dramatic rebrand, revamped shop and new hot chocolate hub are set to transform York's Chocolate Story visitor attraction
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Coronation Street star 'robbed' of rare and expensive item during Costco trip
The David Platt actor shared the story on his On The Sofa podcast.
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Victim racially abused near York pub – Police release CCTV
Police have today issued this photograph as part of their investigation into a racially-aggravated assault. It happened at 11.50pm on Friday 28 August outside the Ainsty pub on Boroughbridge Road. A North Yorkshire Police spokesperson said:...
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The 9 hardest secondary schools to get into in the Harrogate district
New data published has revealed which secondary schools in the Harrogate district are the hardest to get into 🏫
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Two sent to hospital after serious crash in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Police is appealing for witnesses of a serious crash on the A1 near Boroughbridge which left two people injured.
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Loan shark jailed after lending £950,000 and expecting £1.7m in return
A loan shark who operated an illegal money lending business for more than a decade, lending over £950,000 and expecting more than £1.7 million in repayments, has been jailed.
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Harrogate 'Glow Ride' to highlight women's cycling safety
A Glow Ride will take place in Harrogate this month to highlight the need for safer streets for women to cycle.
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Harrogate pupils support homeless through Harvest appeal
Pupils at St Peter's CE Primary School are supporting homeless people in Harrogate through this year’s Harvest appeal.
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Hundreds pay respects to 'larger than life' teen killed in crash involving Land Rover
A town was brought to a standstill today for the funeral of a young man who died in a road collision.
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Woman, 22, who died in A1(M) crash named as man charged with murder
A 22-year-old woman who died following a crash on the A1(M) has been named by police, as two men face charges in connection with the incident.
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The EU debate opening the door for Reform is wishful thinking on Nigel Farage’s part - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Peter Brown, Cleckheaton.
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The impact of ditching the triple lock cannot be downplayed - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: David Gray, Liversedge.
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Major 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 local tourism industry.