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Number of dentists offering NHS services across Yorkshire plummets, new figures show
There are just nine NHS practices for every 100,000 people in North Yorkshire and the Humber.
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Millions of new coins with King Charles' portrait heading into circulation
The Royal Mint has shared that millions of 10p coins with King Charles' portrait will be heading into circulation
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RAF Fylingdales praised for 'extraordinary role in keeping UK safe' after wildfire
The RAF base in North Yorkshire was almost devastated by the biggest wildfire in the UK last year.
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Secretary of State approves North East extension of footpath closure - public notice
Public Footpath No. 4 in Whitton, Stockton, will remain closed for a further six months after the Secretary of State for Transport approved an…
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Electrical fire in North Yorkshire town - crews from six stations at the scene
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews from Bedale, Leyburn, Ripon, Thirsk, Harrogate and Northallerton were called to Masham, near…
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Plans for 63 luxury studio suites in Sunderland city centre with games lounge and gym
A Sunderland city centre building could become a 63-room co-living residence for up to 86 people under plans billed as a managed alternative to a…
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Wallace and Gromit coming to life with live music in Brighouse
WALLACE and Gromit are coming to Brighouse in a brand-new way.
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Landmark anniversary of radio comedy show to be celebrated on stage in York
The Goon Show Preservation Society has announced a tribute marking the 75th anniversary of The Goon Show.
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Thieves target North Yorkshire village overnight and steal distinctive motorcycle
North Yorkshire Police said the theft happened in Cowstail Lane, Tockwith, between 10pm on Saturday, August 22 and 2.30am on Sunday, August 23 where…
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Person trapped in York village crash - emergency crews called to the scene
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews from Tadcaster and Huntington were called to College Road in Copmanthorpe around 10.05pm…
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Why we need to be more honest when it comes to the immigration debate - Matt Bromley
In a recent documentary marking a decade since Brexit, Nigel Farage was asked if he regretted his ‘Breaking Point’ poster which portrayed a long line of foreign-looking folk queuing up to enter Britain and promised leaving the EU would cut immigration.
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Scarborough musician to play intimate acoustic gig at Hunmanby distillery
Freddie Schmuck will perform at the Pot Still Coffee Shop at Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery in Hunmanby.
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Don’t book your 2027 holidays until you see these dates
Workers could turn 19 days of annual leave into 47 days away from work next year by cleverly booking around the 2027 bank holidays.
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New East Riding social media page aims to reunite lost dogs with owners
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s dog warden team has set up a dedicated Facebook page to help people find their lost dogs.
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Come Dine with Me star set to host special food event at Bradford pub this weekend
A local chef who won over viewers on Come Dine with Me is returning to his roots by hosting a special food event at his local pub this weekend.
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York driver clocked at twice speed limit on consecutive days on the same road
York motorist Lee Jefferson was clocked smashing the speed limit twice on consecutive days on the same road in a built up area, magistrates heard.
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Landmark anniversary of radio comedy show to be celebrated on stage in York
The Goon Show Preservation Society has announced a tribute marking the 75th anniversary of The Goon Show.
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Developer set to pay Bradford Council 'significant costs' as works must be removed
Unauthorised works to a Bradford district woodland area need to be removed, and 100 trees planted in their place – a planning inspector has…
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Scarborough musician to play intimate acoustic gig at Hunmanby distillery
Freddie Schmuck will perform at the Pot Still Coffee Shop at Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery in Hunmanby.
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North Yorkshire building company liquidated owing over £3 million
Harrogate developer FK Building Ltd has gone into liquidation with debts exceeding £3million.
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York Rotary club teams up with bookshop to give pupils new books
York Vikings Rotary Club has donated books to Year 6 leavers at Westfield Primary School to help inspire a lifelong love of reading.
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Couple completes gruelling 'birthday' challenge - Running four marathons back-to-back
A couple ran 106 gruelling miles to raise money for a mental health charity.
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York College becomes first in UK to offer free heart screening to athletes
York College has become the first in the UK to offer fully funded heart screening to its student athletes.
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'Angry and incredibly disappointed' - Businesses speak out as event does not go ahead
Bradford businesses have expressed their anger over the cancellation of a much-loved community event - but the council says organisers were offered…
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Take a look inside this £650,000 detached family home near York
A four-bedroom detached home in Wigginton, York, is on the market for £650,000 with Ashtons.
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Safety certificate issued for stands at York’s LNER Community Stadium
A safety certificate has been issued for regulated stands at York City FC's LNER Community Stadium.
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Five appear in court after alleged pub fight in York city centre
Five men have appeared before York Crown Court accused of taking part in a pub fight in the city centre.
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York Karate youngsters win five medals at world championships in Brazil
Two young Karate athletes, Artem and Lewis, have returned with world championship medals after representing England on the global stage.
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Take a look inside the 'elegant' £675,000 five-bedroom York home
A five-bedroom house with three reception rooms is for sale in Feversham Crescent, York, for £675,000.
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Former pub in North Yorkshire resort to be turned into residential flats
A FORMER pub in a popular North Yorkshire resort will be turned into residential flats after plans were approved by the council.
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Two cafes allowed to be built in car park of this Bradford bazaar - council decides
Two cafes can be built in the car park of a Bradford bazaar – planners have decided.
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'Whole streets shaken' by loud powerful fireworks in Bradford, says ward councillor
BRADFORD residents have been urged to help end the “misery” of firework misuse by having their say on a national survey.
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North Yorkshire paedophile and marksman kept bomb ingredients in secret bunker
A paedophile and international gun marksman had kilos of chemicals and other items capable of being turned into improvised explosive devices, York…
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Rain forecast for Leeds Festival? These photos show fans have seen it all before
From wellies and ponchos to sunshine and crowds, these Leeds Festival photos capture the spirit of the Bramham Park event as thousands prepare to…
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East Yorkshire families' anguish after sentimental items removed from graves suddenly
Bereaved families are demanding answers after sentimental items were removed from graves in an East Yorkshire graveyard.
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New Thirsk exhibition opens to celebrates legacy of popular Yorkshire TV drama
The World of James Herriot in Thirsk will officially launch its Heartbeat exhibition on Saturday, August 29.
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Ripon Cathedral invites former choir members back for special reunion
Ripon Cathedral is inviting past choir members to return for a special anniversary Evensong.
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Settle Orchestra appoints new conductor for upcoming concerts this season
Colombian conductor Juan José Muñoz Borja has been appointed as the new conductor for Settle Orchestra's new season.
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East Yorkshire world record holder hoping to inspire athletes to dream big
Angus Leckonby is part of a new national campaign by Coca-Cola and Special Olympics GB that aims to inspire people with intellectual disabilities.
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'Some justice has finally been done' - Mum says as man jailed for raping daughter
A man who groomed and raped an underage girl is beginning a 16-year prison sentence.
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Much-loved York charity shop to reopen this week after major renovation
A popular hospice charity shop - which has served customers in a York suburb for 35 years - is set to reopen after a major refurbishment project.
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Howden playground to get accessible equipment with major £4ok upgrade
The Ashes Playing Field Trust in Treeton Road has been awarded a major funding boost.
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Campaigners vow to fight Leeds Bradford Airport plans for more night flights
ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners say they are prepared to oppose fresh plans.
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Flies in the raw meat area - why Bradford butchers got one-star food hygiene rating
A report has revealed why a Bradford butchers was slapped with a food hygiene rating of one.
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Police officer 'assaulted' while arresting person after York event
North Yorkshire Police is investigating the alleged assault of a police officer after York races.
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Over 4,000 new homes to be built in West Yorkshire thanks to £441 million funding
Over 4,000 new homes will be built across West Yorkshire thanks to a £441 MILLION grant from Government.
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The Saltburn pizzeria hailed a 'little gem' for their authentic Italian dough
Authentic Neapolitan pizza served at No.23 Milton Street Pizza is quickly becoming a North Yorkshire staple.
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Plans lodged for 32-chalet holiday park at site of former York pub
Plans for a holiday park with 32 chalets at the site of a former York pub have been lodged.
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York stonemason combines wildlife with Minster in new artwork
A York-based stone carver has taken inspiration from one of the city's most iconic buildings in his newest wildlife based creation.