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The rising York food hotspot that has been named one of the best in the region
Why Black Wheat Club has been named New Opening of the Year at The Press Food and Drink Awards.
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Archaeological efforts to find Cpl Clarence Watson’s remains show the importance of remembrance
The mission to find the last missing serviceman, 82 years after a US aircraft crashed into a hill above Holmfirth during the Second World War, is a reminder of the importance of remembrance.
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New Calendar Girls? Yorkshire WI group turn to biking for Ladies in Leather calendar
Meet the new Calendar Girls – a Yorkshire WI group who have chosen motorbikes and biker outfits to attract younger members and raise funds for charity. Laura Reid reports.
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The murky RAF Fairford incident may have just taken a headache away for Andy Burnham - Patrick Mercer
The wires are still buzzing with rumour and counter rumour about the ‘incident’ at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire a few days ago. Fairford and a handful of other airfields have always been high on the target list of any of Britain’s enemies because they play host to nuclear tipped US aircraft and it’s a fair bet that when tensions are high security will be even tighter around these sites than normal.
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Bradford 60s group was big part of city's rock 'n' roll scene
THIS group started as skiffle group The Travellers in the late 1950s, when friends at Bolton Villas Youth Club got together.
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Brits with high blood pressure could get £194.60 weekly DWP PIP payment
Brits with high blood pressure (hypertension) may be able to claim Personal Independence Payment (PIP) from the DWP, worth up to £194.60 per week
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Malton this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around Malton.
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More than eight in 10 farmers struggling to plan for the future, report finds
More than eight in 10 farmers are struggling to plan for the future amid mounting uncertainty.
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North Yorkshire farmers consider quitting amid growing pressures
NORTH Yorkshire farmers are facing mounting pressure as the NFU and Scarborough-based McCain warn of falling food production and declining confidence
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Ministry of Defence warns 23-turbine Yorkshire Dales wind farm could interfere with military radar
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has warned that the turbines from a proposed wind farm on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales would cause unacceptable interference with military radar systems and could pose a danger to low-flying aircraft.
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National Railway Museum in North Yorkshire to open temporary entrance during facelift
National Railway Museum in York to open temporary South Yard entrance later this month as redevelopment continues, ahead of a new accessible Central Hall.
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Facelifted Kia EV6 review: Is this now the best electric family car under £50k?
The facelifted Kia EV6 features a larger 84kWh battery, sharper headlights, a smoother ride and an upgraded interior.
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£1.4m Darlington home on Abbey Road showcases Victorian 'grandeur and charm'
Explore 41 Abbey Road, Darlington: a £1.4m Victorian and Arts and Crafts home with 4,316 sq ft, period features, landscaped gardens and detached garage.
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North East families invited to coastal book hunt and literacy day
Families can join Sunderland’s Look for the Book on October 10, with a coastal book hunt, swaps, theatre and Little Libraries supporting literacy.
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Major retailer now offering money back when you donate your old shoes
Schuh’s Sell Your Soles scheme gives shoppers a £5 voucher for usable old shoes from any brand, helping recycle footwear and save on full-price pairs over £25.
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What time is Strictly Come Dancing on tonight as week 3 of competition airs
The BBC One favourite is back for its third week of live performances, with celebrities taking to the dancefloor in the hope of avoiding elimination.
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'It punches you in the gut': Acclaimed US legal drama heads for Bradford stage
“IT’S a classic for a reason,” says Gray O’Brien, who heads the cast of courtroom drama Twelve Angry Men - back in session for a UK tour.
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Bishop Burton, East Yorkshire: The fairest Burton village of them all?
A hatful of villages in Yorkshire, stretching from Burton in Lonsdale, about ten miles from the Irish Sea, to Burton Pidsea, a few miles from the North Sea, have names containing Burton, Old English for fortified farmstead.
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WATCH: Drug dealer jailed after 130mph chase ends in crash and taxi driver injured
A drug dealer who reached speeds of more than 130mph while fleeing police on the A1(M), before crashing into a taxi and seriously injuring its driver, has been jailed.
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Why was North Yorkshire’s bid to become an AI growth zone knocked back?
The Government needs to come up with a clear explanation of why North Yorkshire’s bid to become an AI growth zone has been knocked back. If the Government wants to empower communities then it needs to be transparent when bids such as this are impacted. It can’t just simply point at the published bid criteria and say that “all bids are assessed on their individual merits”.
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North East residents asked to donate old wellies for garden project
Middlesbrough residents can donate old wellies to Tees Valley Wildlife Trust’s colourful community garden planters project at Thorntree Library on October 29.
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Live entertainment and retro weekends at Stanwix Park March 12-14 2027
The Solway coast has long drawn visitors looking for sea air and wide horizons, but at Stanwix Park Holiday Centre the evening atmosphere brings an entirely different kind of energy.
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Rachel Peru launches swimwear range for women over 40
Model, podcaster and body‑confidence campaigner Rachel Peru is about to launch her first swimwear range.
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Forty Peter Rabbit sculptures from North East trail to be auctioned for hospice
Forty Peter Rabbit sculptures from Newcastle and North Tyneside’s Tales on the Tyne trail will be auctioned for St Oswald’s Hospice on October 13.
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Popular sandwich shop closes after 26 years as owners bid emotional farewell
Owners of a long-running sandwich shop have announced its closure after 26 years, paying tribute to customers and the local community.
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Thieving York delivery driver turned up to work in stolen trainers
A “devious” delivery driver who stole £3,000 of goods from his employer and its client, a major fashion retailer, has been spared jail. Andrew Daniels, 60, who worked as a courier for the delivery firm DPD York, was so brazen he even turned...
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Latest Celebrity Traitors news including murders so far, schedule and new twists
There are 21 famous faces that have headed to Scotland's Ardross Castle for the new series of Celebrity Traitors.
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Inside York home blending ‘original character and timeless appeal’ as it hits market
A two-bedroom home that blends “contemporary style with its original character and timeless appeal” has hit the market in Russell Street, York, for £400,000.
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North Yorkshire farmers consider quitting amid growing pressures
NORTH Yorkshire farmers are facing mounting pressure as the NFU and Scarborough-based McCain warn of falling food production and declining confidence
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Bradford British-Asian restaurant offering a 'famously diverse' menu
MyLahore is known for its "famously diverse" menu with dishes ranging from traditional curries to fusion options.
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Award-winning folk musician to perform at Howden's Shire Hall
Award-winning musician Phil Beer will perform at Howden’s Shire Hall on October 17.
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Wetherby town centre to welcome artisan market packed with seasonal goodies
The Little Bird Made Artisan Market will take place in Wetherby town centre on Sunday, October 11.
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The rising York food hotspot that has been named one of the best in the region
Why Black Wheat Club has been named New Opening of the Year at The Press Food and Drink Awards.
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Huge fireworks display set to take place at Odsal Stadium for Bonfire Night
Find out what's on at Bradford Bulls' Big Bang Spectacular, including fireworks, live music, tribute acts, fairground rides and family fun.
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What is the 'add me on WhatsApp' scam as over 3,600 complaints made to regulator
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) received more than 3,600 complaints about these automated calls in September.
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Energy and enthusiasm at the Labour Party conference was palpable - David Blunkett
So, the party conferences are over. As I've noted on previous occasions, these gatherings may have made no impression whatsoever on the general readership – who, whilst having a passing interest in current affairs, might not be tuned into the internal rallying cries of these annual get-togethers.
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10 remarkable old photos of a changing city and the York we used to know
Photos of old York in the 1990s capture the Barbican’s rise, Naburn Hospital’s demolition, Terry’s Chocolate Works and a changing city.
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Bradford nurse-led clinic named among top 10 finalists for beauty salon award
A nurse-led aesthetics clinic has been named one of the top 10 beauty salons in the running for the T&A Beauty Salon of the Year 2026.
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What is the 'add me on WhatsApp' scam as over 3,600 complaints made to regulator
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) received more than 3,600 complaints about these automated calls in September.
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‘Ease the burden’: John Healey urged to cut taxes on high street shops
Chancellor John Healey has been urged to “ease the burden” on high street shops in this month’s Budget.
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Darlington residents offered chance to learn gardening skills in free course
The new 10-week Grow, Learn, Thrive gardening course in Darlington is helping people grow their skills and confidence.
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North East brewery creates exclusive 'Brewmo' beer for train passengers
Newcastle brewery Full Circle Brew Co creates Brewmo craft beer exclusively for Lumo passengers on its East Coast rail route, served onboard refreshments.
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Award-winning folk musician to perform at Howden's Shire Hall
Award-winning musician Phil Beer will perform at Howden’s Shire Hall on October 17.
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Chris Kamara reveals his favourite Yorkshire places, from fish and chips to football stadia
Chris Kamara shares his best Yorkshire life, from Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park to York Races, football memories and family days out with wife Anne.
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Subway announces plans that could see hundreds of new shops across UK
Subway is overhauling its restaurants with digital kiosks, an evening menu and plans to double store numbers.
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'Every effort to minimise costs' - David Skaith rules out flying business class for trade visit to India
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has revealed whether he will fly business or economy class on a trade visit to India.
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‘We must build unity, not division’ - York MP in warning over ‘remigration activist'
Rachael Maskell MP has called for people to “build unity, not division” after so-called “remigration activist” Young Bob visited York.
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Inside the Michelin Guide café hidden behind a North Yorkshire garden centre
A café tucked behind a North Yorkshire garden centre has earned a place in the Michelin Guide for its seasonal cooking.
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Haulage firm seeks Durham base for goods vehicles and trailers - public notice
Land-Star Express applies to expand at Tursdale Business Park, Durham, housing seven HGVs and 12 trailers
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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.