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Vandals cause £1,000 damage to public toilets in Knaresborough
Police are appealing for information after vandals caused around £1,000 worth of damage to public toilets in Knaresborough.
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York Business Festival looks at selling to public sector and financial prudence
A session on how to sell to the public sector will help businesses attending the York Business Festival tap into new opportunities.
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B&M to open 8 new stores before the end of 2026 - see the full list of locations
B&M is scheduled to open eight new UK stores by the end of 2026 - see the full list of locations.
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Two injured in York attack as man arrested at Hull railway station
Two men were taken to hospital after an attack involving a bladed weapon on Leeman Road in York on Sunday afternoon. A man was later arrested at Hull Railway
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The doubling of council tax on second homes in North Yorkshire is not working - Jayne Dowle
Ask around in Whitby, Scarborough and Filey and you’ll be hard pushed to find anyone who really agrees that the doubling of council tax on second homes has brought the expected benefits.
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Prettiest Yorkshire Dales village with 'stunning' waterfall and quaint tea room
Aysgarth has been named one of the prettiest places to live thanks to its "absolutely stunning" waterfall and cute tea room.
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Police issue appeal after Knaresborough toilets targeted again causing £1,000 damage
North Yorkshire Police is appealing for information and witnesses after two public toilet blocks in Knaresborough were vandalised just days after another facility in the town was forced to close following repeated attacks.
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M&S Beauty Advent Calendar is back – how to get it first
The M&S Beauty Advent Calendar returns on October 13 with Estée Lauder, Benefit, Aveda and more. Find out how to get early access.
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Drug dealer caught after 130mph chase on A1(M) jailed
James Johnson, from Liverpool, is sentenced to eight years in prison at York Crown Court.
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Green light for new Darlington autism school as places double to 96
Darlington families are set to benefit after a new specialist autism school was given the green light to double its planned places and meet growing demand.
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Meet the North East teenager aiming to become the first female Royal Marine
A Northumberland teenager hopes to become the first woman to complete the Royal Marines’ gruelling Commando training programme.
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How Childline can set a course for a more positive future for children
SINCE Childline was launched 40 years ago, our teams in Yorkshire and across the UK have delivered around six million counselling sessions to children and young people.
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Two 12-year-old boys speak to police after large fire at former library
A large blaze ripped through the former library building
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Energy sector issues warning over job loss fears in the Humber ahead of Budget
Jobs and investment will move overseas if the Government pulls its funding for energy projects in the Humber, John Healey has been warned.
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Andy Burnham to tell MPs Britain must seek closer relationship with EU
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will tell MPs that failing to seek a new deal with the EU would be a dereliction of duty, reiterating closer ties could boost growth
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Soap stars announced for Victoria Wood's Dinnerladies coming to York
Full casting has been announced for the brand-new stage adaptation of the iconic Victoria Wood sitcom dinnerladies, that’s heading to York next year. Joining the previously announced Les Dennis as dependable maintenance man Stan, are TV...
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North Yorkshire Police loses almost 250,000 working hours to sickness
Almost 250,000 working hours were lost to sickness at North Yorkshire Police last year amid concerns over comparatively high levels of long-term absence. A report going before the York and North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Panel next...
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Citizens Advice scam warning issued to UK homeowners as thousands caught out
Citizens Advice has warned that people are being scammed out of thousands of pounds by rogue roofers.
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Citizens Advice scam warning issued to UK homeowners as thousands caught out
Citizens Advice has warned that people are being scammed out of thousands of pounds by rogue roofers.
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Citizens Advice scam warning issued to UK homeowners as thousands caught out
Citizens Advice has warned that people are being scammed out of thousands of pounds by rogue roofers.
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York theatre to bring iconic Christmas story to the stage in its first community production
The iconic festive story It’s a Wonderful Life is being brought to a York stage this Christmas. The show marks the first time Theatre@41 in York has produced its own community production. It will run at the independent theatre on Monkgate...
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North Yorkshire village nursery reopens after £750k transformation
A North Yorkshire village nursery has reopened after a major transformation. Jigsaws Childcare Nursery in Church Fenton has welcomed children back following a major £750,000 redevelopment project over the summer. The project has transformed...
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Adult care homes in County Durham town get green light despite neighbours' concerns
Plans to turn homes near a primary school into residential care homes for adults with learning disabilities have been approved despite concerns about safety.
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Couple who transported stars' luxury cars celebrate 60 remarkable years together
A COUPLE who spent their working lives transporting the cars of the rich and famous around the continent have celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversary with a drive-past from members of the Teesside Yesteryear Motor Club, which is itself celebrating its 60th anniversary.
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Andy Burnham told to give £360 to households this winter on 4 DWP benefits
The DWP currently pays out a £150 Warm Home Discount to help households on benefits
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Council trio taking part in charity sleep out to raise funds for ‘incredible causes’
A councillor who is a veteran of charity sleep outs is being joined by the mayor and deputy mayor of Redcar and Cleveland in a new fund raising effort.
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Exploring the 7 Wonders of the Transpennine Route Upgrade in West Yorkshire
An £11.5 billion project to improve the railway between York and Manchester has reached a crucial phase, with large-scale works currently taking place in West Yorkshire
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Police and ambulance are attending an incident near the York Railway Museum
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The County Durham village hiding one of Britain's largest ancient monuments
Cockfield may look like a quiet County Durham village, but its fell is one of Britain's largest scheduled ancient monuments, with mining remains, walks and wildlife.
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Feeling the October slump? Simple ways to boost your energy as darker days arrive
The dark mornings and shorter evenings can mean we all feel the effects of the October slump – here are some tips to beat it from Graham Low
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Leeds Naked Attraction star on huge amount she made in 24 hours on adult site
A Leeds actress and Naked Attraction star has opened up about the huge amount of money she made from one customer on her adult subscription site
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What rides will be at Yarm Fair? Waltzers, crazy frog, and coasters confirmed
Thrill seekers are set to enjoy the Crazy Frog, waltzers, and ghost trains as the fair returns to Yarm High Street for 2026.
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'3 dead mice' and 'mouldy' produce found at halal food store
The inspection uncovered a significant active rodent infestation throughout the premises.
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UK Wildlife Park issues update on tiger and 'deeply affected' staff after attack
The tiger involved in the fatal attack at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday (October 10) is safe and will not be euthanised, the park has confirmed.
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How to pronounce the name of this Northumberland village loved for its beach
Cambois has a very confusing name that leaves non-locals shocked when they are told how to correctly pronounce it.
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LATEST - Two injured and one arrested after violent incident near York museum
One man has been arrested after an incident near the National Railway Museum in York this afternoon. North Yorkshire Police have issued this statement. “We were called to Leeman Road, in York, at 2.19pm today (Sunday 11 October) following a...
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Woman in her 80s suffers life-threatening burns as emergency services rush to scene
Woman in her 80s suffers life-threatening burns at a Bradford property. Police attended Woodlands Street on October 11; incident not treated as suspicious.
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'Hidden' County Durham garden centre that's also home to the county's only zoo
A County Durham garden centre has a restaurant, tropical attraction and zoo alongside its plants, gifts and garden supplies.
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Second man charged in A1(M) murder case
A second man has been charged in the A1(M) murder case. He is alleged to have encouraged the first to kill his sister by causing a traffic crash.
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Andy Burnham condemns Sir Keir Starmer's government as 'too factional and negative'
Andy Burnham has hit out at Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour government as “too negative” and “too factional” in a wide-ranging interview.
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New Cash ISA rule for DWP state pensioners confirmed under Andy Burnham
Cash ISA limits will be cut to just £12,000, down from their current £20,000, as of April 2027
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Suspect arrested after two injured and armed police and dog units scour York
Armed police and dog units scoured York city centre after two men were injured close to York Railway Station. A man was arrested in Hull.
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Suspect arrested after two injured and armed police and dog units scour York
Armed police and dog units scoured York city centre after two men were injured close to York Railway Station. A man was arrested in Hull.
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Historic building empty for 20 years could become luxury spa in £3m transformation
Richmond’s Grade II-listed Friary Lodge could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.
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Bare-chested thug was caught with screwdriver in gang brawl
A judge told a court that a man armed during a street clash between groups of young people had “plenty of chance to withdraw”.
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The remarkable County Durham church hiding a 250-million-year-old surprise
Standing at the heart of Stanhope's historic market place, the Church of St Thomas is one of County Durham's most remarkable buildings.
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It’s vital that we address the gap in life expectancy across the UK
SHELF Life is a major health equality public awareness campaign directed by Paul McDonald on behalf of the coalition Health Equals. Bradford GP and TV personality Dr Amir Khan, who backs the initiative along with actor Will Mellor, sees everyday how our health is influenced by far more than healthcare alone. Paul talks to him about his involvement in the campaign.
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WATCH: North Yorkshire town goes back to the 1940s
A NORTH Yorkshire town has been transported back to the 1940s this weekend with a celebration of the music, food and fashion from the decade.
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The County Durham miner who fought for workers' rights and whose voice lives on today
Alfie Joey writes about a man instrumental in gaining rights for miners – who is still relevant today
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IN PICTURES: North Yorkshire town transported back to 1940s for nostalgic weekend
A NORTH Yorkshire town has been transported back to the 1940s this weekend with a celebration of the music, food and fashion from the decade.