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M&S café set to close later this week
An M&S café is to close its doors for good later this week.
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New alcohol licence application submitted for Haxby premises
99 Seats Limited, based on Haxby Road, is seeking permission to sell alcohol for on- and off-premises consumption.
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First pub famous artist David Hockney got drunk in goes on sale for £850,000
An East Yorkshire pub famous for being the first pub artist David Hockney got drunk in has gone on the market.
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Four jailed after Leeds revenge plot ended in friend's death
Four men have been jailed after conspiring to seriously harm a Leeds man in a revenge attack that ended with the death of one of their own group.
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Elvington Primary School summer fayre boosted by housebuilder support
David Wilson Homes sponsored stalls at Elvington Church of England Primary School’s recent summer fayre.
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Colourful new banners and artwork unveiled across Goole town centre
Goole’s new banners, bunting, and window stickers are part of a visual upgrade designed by artist Kim Huball.
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Andy Burnham 'intervenes' after fears Bradford grooming gang could be released early
Some 5,000 people are expected to be released early under sentencing changes, after ministers excluded rapists and “serious” child sex offenders.
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Scarborough Fair calls performers to take part in autumn festivals
Scarborough Fair has launched an open call for applications to take part in two major events, Scarborough Lights and Scarborough Streets.
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Next phase of major 970-home York ‘garden village’ submitted
The latest phase of plans for a 970-home garden village on the outskirts of York has been submitted to City of York Council. Redrow Homes Yorkshire has lodged a reserved matters application to build 45 houses on land south of North Lane in...
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Yorkshire Wolds Railway hosting teddy-themed family day this summer
The Yorkshire Wolds Railway is inviting visitors to bring their favourite childhood companions for a special day out next week.
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Government ignores Yorkshire pleas to ban disposable barbecues over wildfire risk
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume reiterated her calls for a public ban on disposable barbecues after the latest fire on the North York Moors.
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Scarborough Fair calls performers to take part in autumn festivals
Scarborough Fair has launched an open call for applications to take part in two major events, Scarborough Lights and Scarborough Streets.
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Man jailed for sexually assaulting 13-year-old girl on Boxing Day
A man has been jailed after sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in an attack that left the victim struggling with the lasting impact of the abuse.
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Leading accountancy firm appoints new consulting manager
Clive Owen, which has an office in York, has welcomed Nathan Allan as consulting manager.
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Visitor to York convicted of committing offence under 179-year-old law
A travelling shoplifter has appeared in court charged with setting off security alarms at Fulford Road Police Station after his arrest in York.
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First pub famous artist David Hockney got drunk in goes on sale for £850,000
An East Yorkshire pub famous for being the first pub artist David Hockney got drunk in has gone on the market.
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Harrogate homebuilding show reveals homeowners spending almost £150k on projects
Research shows homeowners are spending nearly £150,000 on major property projects, ahead of the Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show.
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Market operator looking at three new sites after announcing final closure date
The operator of a popular East Coast market is investigating new sites after announcing the last event will be held on October 25.
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Free surplus food available from popular supermarket's stores across Yorkshire
Shoppers across Yorkshire are now able to collect surplus food for free thanks to a growing partnership with Lidl and Olio.
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New Martin House pool helps children with specialist needs and families
A new hydrotherapy pool, opened at Martin House Children’s Hospice, is giving families the chance to swim together for the first time.
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New alcohol licence application submitted for Haxby premises
99 Seats Limited, based on Haxby Road, is seeking permission to sell alcohol for on- and off-premises consumption.
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Sowerby schoolboy raises more than £500 for Macmillan Cancer Support
Samuel Strudwick, from Sowerby, has raised more than £500 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
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York Vegan Christmas Festival to return with food, shopping and workshops
York Vegan Christmas Festival, run by Vegan Events UK, is set to bring a taste of plant-based living to the city.
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Decision on major Station Gateway plan after years of planning in North Yorkshire
PLANS for a major station gateway redevelopment on the North Yorkshire coast are set to be given formal approval by councillors.
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Students can claim free pizza at chain in York and Harrogate on results day
Popular pizza chain Zizzi is giving away free pizzas to students on results day, including York and Harrogate.
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Online long-distance relationship turned into nightmare for York woman
An online romance turned into a months-long nightmare for a York woman when she ended the relationship, the city's magistrates heard.
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Afternoon tea with a coastal twist: Explore Robin Hood’s Bay by buggy
A hotel is serving up a coastal twist on a traditional afternoon treat as part of Afternoon Tea Week
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Online long-distance relationship turned into nightmare for York woman
An online romance turned into a months-long nightmare for a York woman when she ended the relationship, the city's magistrates heard.
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Visitor to York convicted of committing offence under 179-year-old law
A travelling shoplifter has appeared in court charged with setting off security alarms at Fulford Road Police Station after his arrest in York.
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Man jailed after using tracking app to kidnap ex-partner from York hotel
A man has been jailed after tracking a woman to a York hotel, assaulting her and kidnapping her.
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Yorkshire Wolds Railway hosting teddy-themed family day this summer
The Yorkshire Wolds Railway is inviting visitors to bring their favourite childhood companions for a special day out next week.
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Pickering Running Club members impress in races at home and abroad
Members of Pickering Running Club enjoyed success during a busy weekend of racing, from York to Australia.
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Afternoon tea with a coastal twist: Explore Robin Hood’s Bay by buggy
A hotel is serving up a coastal twist on a traditional afternoon treat as part of Afternoon Tea Week
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Harrogate homebuilding show reveals homeowners spending almost £150k on projects
Research shows homeowners are spending nearly £150,000 on major property projects, ahead of the Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show.
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The way we treat each other says so much about our country: Daxa Patel
Why as a nation are we losing discernment on key issues such as the NHS, racism, and the erosion of respect? It beggars belief that we must raise this.
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New figures reveal York tourism delivered £2.08bn boost to city's economy
The economic impact report from Make It York revealed tourism brought a £2.08 billion boost to York’s economy last year.
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Leading accountancy firm appoints new consulting manager
Clive Owen, which has an office in York, has welcomed Nathan Allan as consulting manager.
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Why we need to stop treating the NHS like a spent cigarette - Ismail Mulla
Nothing quite sums up British attitudes towards the healthcare system than the gaggle of discharged patients standing outside smoking a cigarette. No regard for their own wellbeing or that of the victims of second hand smoke, who are forced to walk through the toxic cloud that they’re emitting.
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Students can claim free pizza at chain in York and Harrogate on results day
Popular pizza chain Zizzi is giving away free pizzas to students on results day, including York and Harrogate.
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Elvington Primary School summer fayre boosted by housebuilder support
David Wilson Homes sponsored stalls at Elvington Church of England Primary School’s recent summer fayre.
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M&S café set to close later this week
An M&S café is to close its doors for good later this week.
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New figures reveal York tourism delivered £2.08bn boost to city's economy
The economic impact report from Make It York revealed tourism brought a £2.08 billion boost to York’s economy last year.
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Colourful new banners and artwork unveiled across Goole town centre
Goole’s new banners, bunting, and window stickers are part of a visual upgrade designed by artist Kim Huball.
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'It will cost taxpayers' a fortune' - MP hits out at asylum plans for former RAF base
Sir Alec Shelbrooke has hit out at Home Office plans to house asylum seekers at RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
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Free surplus food available from popular supermarket's stores across Yorkshire
Shoppers across Yorkshire are now able to collect surplus food for free thanks to a growing partnership with Lidl and Olio.
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York Vegan Christmas Festival to return with food, shopping and workshops
York Vegan Christmas Festival, run by Vegan Events UK, is set to bring a taste of plant-based living to the city.
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New Martin House pool helps children with specialist needs and families
A new hydrotherapy pool, opened at Martin House Children’s Hospice, is giving families the chance to swim together for the first time.
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'How does this keep happening?' Anger at York scheme's £34m overspend
A York reader says soaring costs on major projects, including Station Gateway, raise serious questions about budgeting and financial accountability.
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York bar seeks licence to expand into neighbouring Bishopthorpe Road site
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists is looking to expand its Premises Licence in Bishopthorpe Road.
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Andy Burnham's social care pledge follows 13 years of broken politicial promises: Trevor Lyttleton
Andy Burnham has promised to reform social care and build a caring society. That commitment is warmly welcomed, but it comes with a warning drawn from 13 years of promises made and broken.