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North Yorkshire Police release CCTV image of man after vehicle stolen in Harrogate
North Yorkshire Police has issued a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak after a motor vehicle was stolen in Harrogate.
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Derelict County Durham pub to get new lease of life with underage clientele
A former Chester-le-Street pub which has stood empty for years is set to be transformed into a children's nursery, in a move which could create 30 jobs.
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Much-loved Sam Smith's brewery-owned pub to reopen in York tomorrow
The much-loved Trafalgar Bay pub in York is set to re-open tomorrow (Tuesday).
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MP challenges cash access decisions in North Yorkshire
An MP has called for a review of cash and banking services amid concerns in towns and villages in North Yorkshire.
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Stunning photos as Northern Lights exploded over Yorkshire from York to Whitby
Clear skies created the perfect canvas for an explosion of colour as the Northern Lights put on a dazzling display above Yorkshire from York to Whitby.
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Former minister Steve Baker joins Harrogate-founded AI startup
Former government minister Steve Baker has joined Suffrago, a civic technology startup founded in Harrogate, as a strategic adviser.
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Colourful clothing store known for charity initiatives opens in North Yorkshire
Scamp & Dude opened its first permanent northern England store in Harrogate on October 9, with giveaways, a Bolt Hunt and its signature Bolt Room experience.
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Public safety ‘integral part’ of UK zoo standards but risks remain, experts say
Public safety is an “integral part” of standards regulating zoos in the UK, but risks linked to “unpredictable behaviour” from visitors can never truly be eliminated, experts have said.
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Historic swing bridge to close for urgent works
A historic East Yorkshire bridge is set to close for a major upgrade this weekend.
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Revealed: How Scarborough Station could look after £6.68m revamp
Work on the £6.68 million redevelopment of Scarborough Railway Station will start next year after plans were approved despite concerns. The coastal town’s long-running Station Gateway project was approved last week after a previous proposal...
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How historic York hotel could change as makeover backed
A historic York hotel is set for changes following the approval of plans for a renovation.
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Why this popular farm shop and deli is officially the best in the region
North Yorkshire family business Cedarbarn Farm Shop, that began with a strawberry-picking caravan, has been crowned Farm Shop/Deli of the Year.
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Land next to popular North Yorkshire garden centre up for sale
Land close to a popular North Yorkshire garden centre with potential for a variety of different uses has been listed for sale.
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Much-loved Sam Smith's brewery-owned pub to reopen in York tomorrow
The much-loved Trafalgar Bay pub in York is set to re-open tomorrow (Tuesday).
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Major retailer set to reopen in York city centre
HMV, in Coney Street, York, is preparing to welcome customers back after a major makeover.
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Teenagers who died in River Wear car plunge drowned, inquest hears
The cause of death for two teenagers who died with one other when a car went into the River Wear was “consistent with drowning”, an inquest was told.
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‘People seemed to care more about the tiger’: Woman's sadness after fatal zoo attack
A woman who lives near Yorkshire Wildlife Park where a man was killed by a tiger has said she was concerned over reports the victim may have had additional needs and that people “seemed to care more about the tiger”.
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Police investigate 'racially-aggravated' assault outside York pub
North Yorkshire Police has launched an appeal after an alleged racially-aggravated assault outside a pub in York.
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The unusual 1,000-year-old tradition that stopped people in their tracks in York
Judges, barristers and civic leaders paraded through York for the North Eastern Circuit Legal Service at York Minster on October 11, marking the new legal year.
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Popular York nightclub to close ahead of major relaunch
A popular York city-centre nightclub is set to close its doors later this month - ahead of a refurbishment and relaunch under new management.
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The unusual 1,000-year-old tradition that stopped people in their tracks in York
Judges, barristers and civic leaders paraded through York for the North Eastern Circuit Legal Service at York Minster on October 11, marking the new legal year.
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‘People seemed to care more about the tiger’: Woman's sadness after fatal zoo attack
A woman who lives near Yorkshire Wildlife Park where a man was killed by a tiger has said she was concerned over reports the victim may have had additional needs and that people “seemed to care more about the tiger”.
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Harrogate's iconic Bottom of the Bottle is to return this week with landmark event
A legendary Harrogate DJ is bringing back a much-loved rock night this week which promises to be “authentically like the old days”
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Drivers warned of multiple upcoming closures on main road in North Yorkshire
Yorkshire drivers should be aware of significant road closures on the A64 as maintenance works are scheduled to begin soon.
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Welfare concerns as woman taken to hospital after A1(M) closure in County Durham
A woman in her 20s was taken to hospital after police were called to the A1(M) at Carrville over concerns for her welfare on Sunday morning (October 11).
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Cannabis farm worth £650,000 found behind fake wall - 3 arrested
Three men were found at the scene and were arrested and charged.
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Cause behind huge fire at old Bradford shopping centre revealed
The fire started in a unit inside the former market building, which closed in June 2025 as part of Bradford Council’s City Village regeneration scheme.
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Running with the times at celebrity-studded Raworths Harrogate Literature Festival
This year's celebrity-studded Raworths Harrogate Literature Festival is to explore the running boom through two very different runners
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What Leeds Bradford Airport passengers need to know before strike
Passengers should check their rights and prepare for possible flight disruption ahead of strike action at Leeds Bradford Airport, a travel expert has warned.
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Safety measures near town's Wetherspoon pub approved
A new defibrillator and bleed kit will be installed in Scarborough’s town centre after plans were given the green light.
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Previous fatal tiger attacks at UK zoos and wildlife parks
The death of a man following a tiger attack at Yorkshire Wildlife Park has brought renewed attention to previous fatal incidents involving the animals at zoos across Britain.
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Man seriously injured after falling from second-floor window at York Hospital
A man has been left with serious injuries after falling from a second-floor window at York Hospital.
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MP challenges cash access ruling amid fears rural communities are being left behind
An MP has called for a review of cash and banking services in Bedale amid concerns that residents in the town and surrounding villages are being left with inadequate access to banking facilities.
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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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Free children's theatre show coming to Ripon Library this half-term
Families will be able to enjoy a free theatre performance at Ripon Library this October half-term as part of a tour bringing professional children's theatre
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'Gentle' Malcolm, 85, spends days crying after fire kills beloved poodles
An 85-year-old Horsforth dog judge has been left heartbroken after a fire destroyed his home and killed his beloved poodles and pet parrot
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Lord Botham joins 200 protesters to march against giant wind farm plans
Cricket legend Lord Ian Botham joined around 200 protesters on a march across Barningham Moor as campaigners stepped up their fight against plans for a huge wind farm.
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Why this popular farm shop and deli is officially the best in the region
North Yorkshire family business Cedarbarn Farm Shop, that began with a strawberry-picking caravan, has been crowned Farm Shop/Deli of the Year.
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North East soap star's remarkable career from Byker Grove to Emmerdale
From coalfield dramas to Emmerdale stardom, Charlie Hardwick has built a career spanning more than four decades with the North East at its heart.
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Sewage capacity leads to fears that new North Yorkshire homes could be left empty
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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North East X-Factor winner returning to Teesside amid rumours of stage comeback
North East X-Factor winner Joe McElderry will perform in Billingham this week as part of his latest tour.
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Hookstone and Stonefall Action Group receives Outstanding award
Hookstone and Stonefall Action Group (HASAG) has received an Outstanding award in the Yorkshire in Bloom competition for its work in the community.
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Items stolen from car overnight in York city centre
North Yorkshire Police said a grey-coloured MINI One was entered between Sunday (October 11) and today.
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Chris Packham joins bereaved families to open Garden of Memories at Martin House
Wildlife presenter and conservationist Chris Packham has joined bereaved families at Martin House Children's Hospice to open a new garden dedicated to
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Primary school applications open for September 2027 in North Yorkshire
Parents and carers in North Yorkshire can now apply for primary school places for children due to start school in September 2027.
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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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Man remains in custody after altercation near York museum saw two injured in hospital
A man remains in police custody after an altercation near the National Railway Museum in York saw two people taken to hospital with injuries.
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20 years of Knaresborough volunteers who have helped transform the town
A not-for-profit Knaresborough group is celebrating 20 years of transforming the town’s high street and public spaces by supporting a massive range of community projects.
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Ripon MP calls for review of road closure signs after businesses raise concerns
Businesses affected by roadworks and temporary closures across North Yorkshire have raised concerns that unclear signage is putting customers off from visiting.
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Probe launched after viral incident involving man and girl on County Durham bus
An investigation has been launched after an incident on a bus from Newcastle to Stanley on Saturday night.