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Hidden yards, indie shops and a stunning library - the side of Darlington many miss
From hidden yards and independent shops to cultural gems, a recent video shines a light on the lesser-known side of Darlington.
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Everything you need to know ahead of Boro's sold-out Legacy Game today
Middlesbrough is set to welcome back a host of football legends as a sold-out Legacy game crowd prepares to celebrate 150 years at the Riverside Stadium.
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Council threatens legal action over Norman Lodge tree felling dispute
Bradford Council has threatened legal action against the owners of a former care home site in Low Moor following complaints over tree felling and an alleged boundary encroachment.
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Person rescued from North East river and airlifted to hospital after falling in water
A person was rescued from a Sunderland river after falling into the water in the early hours of the morning.
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York community hub to champion queer arts and culture at new venue
A new space for queer creativity, community and culture is coming to York. The award-winning QueerArts UK CiC has acquired a new Arts space for the Community at 32 Walmgate, York – with the organisation working towards opening later this...
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Darlington motorist banned for 40 months after driving over alcohol limit
Darlington motorist John Ellerton, 68, banned for 40 months after admitting drink-driving on Castle Court, with a £200 fine at Peterlee Magistrates’ Court.
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The North East animal abusers brought to justice after starving and beating pets
The North East animal abusers prosecuted after some of the region's most disturbing cruelty cases prosecuted by RSPCA in 2026.
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It's Grandparents Day! Fond memories of a Bradford childhood
GRANDPARENTS played an important role in many Bradford households back in the day; they certainly did for me.
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Knaresborough public toilets damaged by 'mindless vandals'
The town's maintenance team say they are having to deal with vandalism on a daily basis.
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Magical Harewood House Christmas 2026 festive fun announced
It looks like being an amazing festive family experience
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Antiques Roadshow medals and military expert set for special County Durham appearance
The medals and militaria specialist will share stories of bravery, dispel myths and offer live item appraisals.
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Fire crews called to ongoing incident on North Yorkshire coast
Fire crews are monitoring a woodland fire in a coastal North Yorkshire town.
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How hospital storytellers are bringing joy to hundreds of North East children
A storytelling project bringing books and imagination to hospital has already helped hundreds of children across the North East.
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Trust warns of 'tangible' climate threat to North Yorkshire heritage sites
A National Trust manager says recent summers have "brought home" the impact of climate change.
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The family-run restaurant serving handcrafted pizza on the North East coast
Discover the family-run Marske restaurant combining handcrafted pizzas, homemade food and a relaxed coastal setting just moments from the beach.
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Castle Howard to display grand Victorian carriage for the first time this Christmas
Castle Howard is getting ready for Christmas. The stately home announced its Christmas extravaganza, A Dickens of a Christmas at Castle Howard, earlier this year. The Charles Dickens theme draws creative inspiration from the works of the...
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Scrapping migrant deal shows Government has ‘no real strategy’
THE scrapping by the Labour Government of the “one in one out” scheme with France now makes it clear that the Government has no real strategy to curb the levels of illegal immigrants entering the UK.
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The haunted history behind Bradford building that used to be used as a prison
If you are looking for somewhere to visit for Halloween for some spooky activity, you might want to try Bradford City Hall.
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Residents invited to join housing association clean-up events
A housing association is inviting residents to join a series of community clean-up events aimed at tackling litter and fly-tipping across the Bradford district.
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Councillors to challenge NHS over ‘scandalous’ end-of-life care governance
York and North Yorkshire councillors will write to NHS chiefs over “scandalous” end-of-life care governance, as hospices face funding pressures and bed losses.
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'I've heard everything now!' - Reform UK councillor's fear over diversity push
A Reform UK councillor said she “has heard everything now” after being told about a scheme to encourage minority groups in the fire service.
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How to get the most out of Alton Towers Scarefest 2026 (I got a new core memory)
After going to Scarefest for the first time last year, I was excited to go back again in 2026, but I did a few different things to enjoy it even more.
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Popular furniture maker opens new factory - marking 22 years in business
The 33,000 sq ft site is nearly three times the size of the company’s previous location in Elland and brings production, warehousing, and customer experience under one roof.
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North Yorkshire luxury chocolate brand eyes Europe after securing £110,000 backing
A North Yorkshire luxury hot chocolate brand is preparing to expand into Europe after securing £110,000 in investment and grants.
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Halloween breakfast banquet with spooky treats coming to York
The Ivy York is set to offer a 'Little Monsters Breakfast Banquet' for Halloween.
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New outdoor escape room takes players on huge puzzle trail through York
Clueniversity of Magic, created by Solve the City, is transforming York into a magical mystery adventure.
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'Stunning' restaurant in York that offers an 'intoxicating experience'
Yemen Heaven is a restaurant in York that is loved for its atmospheric garden area and delicious food.
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Kevin Hollinrake interview: Andy Burnham 'kicking can down the road'
The Thirsk and Malton MP spoke to The Yorkshire Post ahead of the Conservative Party Conference this weekend.
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'I’ve heard everything now' - Reform councillor's disbelief over interview support for minority groups
A Reform councillor said she “has heard everything now” after being told about a scheme to encourage minority groups to work for the fire service.
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Young detectives can solve spooky mysteries at North Yorkshire museum this half-term
Eden Camp near Malton hosts spy-themed family fun, CSI workshops, fingerprint detectives and a Halloween trail during North Yorkshire’s October half-term.
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Single £400 donation among £8,666 raised for major York landmark in trial
The amount of money raised through a trial scheme on a York landmark has been revealed, including one donation worth hundreds of pounds.
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Bradford club named best holiday programme provider in England
The awards, presented by the Department for Education, recognise outstanding organisations, providers, and volunteers across England.
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Durham Prisoner launched savage attack on guard who was escorting him to showers
A Durham prisoner with paranoid schizophrenia launched a savage attack on a guard who was escorting him to the showers.
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What do us pensioners actually stand to lose if the triple lock is ditched and what do we gain instead? - David Behrens
It’s hardly in doubt that political debate has dumbed down in recent years. The dubious art of reducing complex ideas to game show catchphrases has become the first recourse of politicians who think we’re incapable of taking in more than three words at a time. Get Brexit Done. Take Back Control. Points Mean Prizes.
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Comedy legend Julian Clary bringing brand-new UK tour to York
Julian Clary's Fully Dilated will be showing at the Grand Opera House in York in May.
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Love Island to Sewing Bee: York and North Yorkshire reality TV stars we championed
The Great British Sewing Bee winner Anna leads our look at York and North Yorkshire reality TV stars, including Tasha Ghouri, Georgia Steel and Donna Preston.
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Love Island to Sewing Bee: York and North Yorkshire reality TV stars we championed
The Great British Sewing Bee winner Anna leads our look at York and North Yorkshire reality TV stars, including Tasha Ghouri, Georgia Steel and Donna Preston.
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Bradford hairdresser wins 'Stylist of the Year' - this is her story
A Bradford born-and-bred salon owner is celebrating after being named Stylist of the Year 2026.
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Britain's oldest surviving stage set recreated for John Godber play in Richmond
John Godber’s The Highwayman returns to Richmond on October 30-31, 2026, featuring a recreation of Britain’s oldest surviving stage set, the Woodland Scene.
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Christmas circus spectacular bringing festive big top to Shiptonthorpe
Cirquoise will return to Langlands Garden Centre in Shiptonthorpe with its all-new Christmas Circus Spectacular.
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Carpet fitter turns his dreams into a reality with first North East showroom
A carpet fitter who learned the trade alongside his father has achieved a lifelong ambition by opening his first showroom in Loftus.
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How reporting crime helps police protect communities in Durham - PCC Joy Allen
PCC Joy Allen explains, in her own words, why it is so important to report a crime and how it will assist in the understanding of what is happening and where action is needed, write Durham Police and Crime Commission Joy Allen
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Driver not wearing seat belt among 5 York and North Yorkshire motorists banned
Inconsiderate driving and not wearing a seat belt were among offences committed by 5 motorists from York and North Yorkshire now banned from the roads.
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Mother Shipton returns to York Dungeon for Halloween prophecy show
Mother Shipton returns to The York Dungeon, with a chilling Halloween show exploring prophecy, superstition and fate in York
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Legendary Tornado steam locomotive marks railway anniversary in Darlington
See pictures of 60163 Tornado steaming through Hopetown Darlington as the town marked 201 years since the Stockton and Darlington Railway opened.
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Leeds United fans give their take on PM's plan to let them drink in the stands
The Prime Minister called the drinking ban in the stands 'discrimination'
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Bishop Monkton, North Yorkshire: Archbishop’s gambit is still a winner
Four miles south of Ripon, with an average house price of £790,000, Bishop Monkton remains as salubrious a place to live as French-born Archbishop Thurstan of York concluded more than 900 years ago when he selected the settlement for a palace or manor house.
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New David Hockney exhibition - everything you need to know
Discover how David Hockney's artistic journey began as a revamped gallery exhibition opens in Bradford this autumn.
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Step inside £800,000 County Durham vicarage with a stunning blend of old and new
Explore The Old Vicarage in Howden le Wear: a characterful five-bedroom period home with half-acre gardens, garage and OIRO £800,000.
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University of Bradford students reach for the stars with satellite launch mission
STUDENTS are reaching for the stars with a bold new mission.