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Five colourful Peter Rabbit sculptures to be auctioned for charity in North East
Five colourful Peter Rabbit baby bunny sculptures and a Great North Snowdog go to a charity auction in Newcastle on October 13, linked to Tales on the Tyne.
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Darlington Post Office closure date confirmed as replacement search continues
A date has been confirmed for the closure of Darlington's town centre Post Office, leaving customers facing a wait of several months before a replacement branch can open.
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‘You couldn’t help but love him’: Family pay tribute to teenager killed in crash near Selby
The family of a teenager killed in a crash near Selby have today paid tribute to “the world’s greatest”. Alfie Miller, 19, died when the blue Land Rover SVR he was in collided with the rear of a tractor that was towing a large trailer...
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Fresh images released of how new village with 3,500 homes near York could look
Fresh plans for new village Heronby with 3,500 homes between York and Selby are due to go on show.
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Fire crews called to site of major fire in North Yorkshire Moors
A fire has been reported at the same site where a serious blaze took a hold last year.
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Police appeal to help locate missing 17-year-old
Police are appealing for information to help find a missing teenager.
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North Yorkshire haulage firm opens 190,000 sq ft warehouse at Sherburn 42
A logistics firm has opened a new 190,000 sq ft warehouse at Sherburn 42 to support its expanding operations.
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Motorists hit with major delays near York at rush hour
The A64 near York has been hit with delays throughout the afternoon as well as the ring road near the LNER Community Stadium.
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Bid to ‘repatriate’ grass could help to bolster coastal resilience and improve natural habitats
Researchers at the University of Sheffield are working on a scheme to “repatriate” a species of grass which they believe could help to improve coastal flood resilience and preserve wildlife habitats.
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Two taken to hospital after multi-vehicle crash near County Durham petrol station
Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash near Wheatley Hill, in east Durham.
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From dog walking to church services - we must have a coffee
I CAN’T believe the fuss surrounding the question: is it wrong to take a coffee to a job interview?
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Harrogate to host Christmas ice sculpture trail this December
An ice sculpture trail will bring eight frozen creations to Harrogate town centre this December.
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Van carrying dozens of fuel containers stopped by police
A van carrying dozens of fuel containers was stopped by police on the A1 in Yorkshire.
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Major update issued by fire crews tackling North Yorkshire blaze
Firefighters have left the scene after four days of battling a fire that overtook a biomass depot in North Yorkshire.
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£2m approved to reopen skills village in North Yorkshire town
A SKILLS village in North Yorkshire is set to reopen as part of a £5 million boost to help more learners take up careers in construction across the county.
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Parents’ plea over future of landmark road safety scheme at Harrogate school
Anxious Harrogate parents, residents and teachers are calling for an essential ANPR safety camera to be installed urgently at a landmark School Street scheme protecting 360 children.
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Major Sunderland film and TV studio project gets go-ahead for first phase
The £38m-backed project aims to create jobs, attract investment and establish Sunderland as a major film and TV hub.
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Police hunt man after woman allegedly sexually assaulted on North East Metro train
The woman in her 20s was left shaken after a man allegedly kissed and touched her without consent on the Metro.
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New Chopstix noodle takeaway for flagship holiday park
THE UK’s largest Asian-inspired fast food restaurant plans to open a branch at a popular Filey holiday park.
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Much-loved bakery moves to new spot as former unit up for let
A much-loved bakery has moved to a new location after closing its high-street shop.
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Archaeology discoveries beneath Auckland Palace to feature in talk
Archaeologists will reveal Auckland Palace discoveries, including a medieval chapel and ornate ivory knife, at a Newcastle talk.
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Jamie set for Starbeck homecoming after 500-mile challenge
Jamie set to be welcomed home after 500-mile challenge
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Airedale Hospital charity receives thousands to improve emergency care
Airedale Hospital & Community Charity has received £3,300 to support improvements in emergency care.
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Fire crews remain at scene as North Yorkshire biomass depot fire continues
Firefighters have entered the fourth day of battling a blaze which has swept across a biomass depot in Great Heck.
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New food offering arrives at the Designer Outlet York
A Greek street food brand has launched a new location at Designer Outlet York.
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Man reportedly exposed himself to child - Police speaking with Bradford schools
Police received a third-party report that a man had exposed himself to a child in a snicket.
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Harrogate cancer charity funds bold new study to aid cancer prevention
Harrogate cancer charity funds new approach to prevention
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Rock icons lined up to play ‘truly epic’ concert in Scarborough
Rock icons are ready to have a summertime blast in North Yorkshire. Slash featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators are bringing their explosive live show to Scarborough Open Air Theatre, it was announced today (Friday). Featuring...
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Saltburn surfers hit the waves as annual competition returns to the coast
Surfers of all ages took to the water as the Saltburn Surf Competition returned on Thursday (October 1), drawing competitors and crowds to the seafront.
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Taxi driver has money stolen by passenger in North East
Cleveland Police are appealing for information about the incident, which happened at around 4.35am this morning (October 2) while the taxi was travelling down Leven Road in Norton.
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York designer named finalist in global design competition
York-based home decor designer Helen Reynolds who was crushed by an art teacher's comment at school has been named a finalist in the global Etsy Design Awards.
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Patients could ‘opt out of care’ over NHS Palantir fears, councillors warned
PATIENTS could ‘lose trust and opt out of care’ over concerns about the use of US technology firm Palantir’s data platform in the NHS, councillors have been warned.
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North Yorkshire haulage firm opens 190,000 sq ft warehouse at Sherburn 42
A logistics firm has opened a new 190,000 sq ft warehouse at Sherburn 42 to support its expanding operations.
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Watch: ‘Dreadful driving’ caught on North Yorkshire motorway safety camera
This was the moment some “dreadful driving” was captured on camera. These were the words of North Yorkshire Police after the driver was fined heavily for their recklessness. In what officers called a “shocking manoeuvre” the VW pulled...
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Dancing at dawn: Harrogate’s 7am farm shop rave
Almost 200 people swapped their usual Friday morning routine for a coffee rave at Fodder – complete with a sunrise, rainbow and plenty of big tunes.
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'If it is you, contact police' - plea after bike stolen from York university campus
A bike has been stolen from a university campus in York.
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County Durham man sentenced for assaulting police officer and damaging cell light
County Durham man Luke Harvey gets 12-month conditional discharge after assaulting a Durham Constabulary officer and damaging a custody-cell light in court.
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£22m redevelopment: Harrogate College asks public for memories of its current campus to help mark end of an era
The public are being asked to lend their nostalgic memories to an emotional farewell evening as Harrogate College faces demolition as part of a £22 million redevelopment.
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New Chopstix noodle takeaway for flagship holiday park
THE UK’s largest Asian-inspired fast food restaurant plans to open a branch at a popular Filey holiday park.
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Youths steal moped from York garden in broad daylight
A moped was stolen from a York address in broad daylight earlier this week.
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Major fashion retailer returns to UK high street 2 years after administration
Ted Baker is opening a new standalone store, which comes after it closed all 46 of its branches following its collapse into administration back in 2024.
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Dramatic pictures as van completely engulfed in flames after Bishop Auckland 'arson'
Van completely destroyed after flames engulfed it during a fire in Bishop Auckland.
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Communities reconnected as historic bridge set to reopen
A 19th century bridge connecting Middleham and Leyburn will reopen ahead of schedule after work was carried out following a collision involving a heavy goods vehicle.
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Town centres need to be given a new lease of life - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Michael Storey, Brighouse.
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"One in a million": Family pay tribute to 19-year-old who died in A163 crash involving tractor
The family of a young businessman who died after a crash on the A163 involving a tractor said “there will never be another like him”.
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Meet the winners! York's hospitality heroes are honoured in awards night
Oh what a night! The best and brightest in York’s hospitality industry were showcased in a night of celebration last night (Thursday) at the Radisson Hotel in York, for the third annual HAY Hospitality Awards. Launched in 2024 and organised...
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'There are very few people more accountable than me' - Nigel Farage on donations from Sheffield-born billionaires
Nigel Farage answered questions on Sheffield’s green belt and accountability, amid proposals of a “sweeping deregulation” of the planning system, and donations from Sheffield-born billionaires.
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Settle-Carlisle 150-year anniversary trip CANCELLED due to lack of steam train
A special steam train journey planned to mark 150 years of travel on the Settle-Carlisle line has been cancelled.
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Youths steal moped from York garden in broad daylight
A moped was stolen from a York address in broad daylight earlier this week.
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Devastated family pay tribute to 'beautiful' teenager killed in River Wear crash
The devasted family of a ‘beautiful’ teenager who was tragically killed after an Audi plunged into the River Wear in Sunderland have paid tribute to her.