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This city centre arts venue is thriving - here's what's coming up
IT began as a pop-up venue in a former storage depot - now Loading Bay is a vibrant city centre arts venue with a packed autumn-winter season of entertainment coming up.
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Rare Royal Mint 50p coin sells for more than 220 times face value on eBay
A rare 2009 Kew Gardens 50p coin has sold for £122.18 on eBay after attracting eight bids in an online auction.
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Car in ditch after crash on major road
Emergency services have been called to a serious crash on the A19 between Jeater Houses and Knayton, near Thirsk.
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York Business School back the best in business
York Business School at York St John University is proud to be sponsoring this year’s Press Business Awards, celebrating the outstanding businesses, entrepreneurs and organisations whose ambition, innovation and leadership are helping to shape the future of York and the...
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Binman tells all UK households to make food bin change urgently
A bin collector has urged UK households to mark food waste caddies with their house number to prevent them blowing away in autumn winds.
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Thief steals luggage worth £1,500 from North Yorkshire train
Police have released these photographs after a theft from a North Yorkshire train. It happened at around 4pm on Monday 27 July. A man stole a suitcase from the luggage rack and left the train at Northallerton railway station with it. The...
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First look: York attraction has unwrapped its sweet new look
York’s Chocolate Story has transformed its shop and café as part of its biggest-ever transformation – and introduces its first dedicated hot chocolate bar. Its fresh new look aims to celebrate York’s rich chocolate-making heritage. The...
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Beverley skincare expert chosen to speak at major international science event
Skincare expert Dr Katerina Steventon has been selected as one of just three UK speakers at a leading international science symposium in Hong Kong.
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Government's 3-day emergency kit advice explained: What you really need at home
From 36 litres of water for a family of four to cash, emergency radios and phone chargers, here's how to prepare for three days without essential services.
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Violent woman banned from York city centre for attacking 7 people
A violent woman has been banned entirely from York city centre after she stole from Marks and Spencer and attacked seven people..
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Bradford Interchange: “Serious concerns” raised over newly announced plans
“Serious concerns” have been raised over the newly announced plans for a new rail station at Bradford Interchange.
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North East patient champions win award for medication review work
North East patient champions Ann Marie and Barry win national award for STOMP work promoting safer medication reviews for people with learning disabilities.
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'It changed how we style hair forever'. Now this Yorkshire hair tool brand offers clever ‘no damage’ AI tech hair irons
GHD is a Yorkshire company that changed the way we style our hair forever. It celebrates 25 years of revolutionising how we style our hair – and now it is bringing AI into the salon and the home, as CEO Jeroen Temmerman tells Yorkshire Post Fahion & Beauty Editor Stephanie Smith.
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Buses to replace trains between Leeds and York to assist rail improvement works
From this weekend there will be buses to replace trains between Leeds and York to assist Transpennine Route Upgrade improvement works.
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Darlington Borough Council launches new WhatsApp service for residents
Darlington Borough Council has launched a new WhatsApp channel to keep residents updated with news and service alerts.
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County Durham woman describes how brain injury was missed for a year after crash
County Durham woman Emma Rowell says doctors dismissed brain injury symptoms after a crash. An advanced scan found 22 areas of damage, highlighting hidden mTBI.
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'Rumoured' I'm a Celebrity 2026 lineup from Jeremy Clarkson to Wayne Rooney
This year's I'm a Celebrity lineup is tipped to be "one of the wildest yet", with Jeremy Clarkson and Wayne Rooney among the big names rumoured to be entering the jungle.
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Nearly one in two Yorkshire workers feel anxious, study finds
WORKERS in Yorkshire may be well rested, but many are struggling with anxiety
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One of the world’s biggest rock bands to play Scarborough
One of the world’s biggest rock bands, a former Glastonbury headliner, is coming to North Yorkshire. Kings of Leon will head to the Yorkshire coast next summer as they return to the UK with a new show. Following the announcement of their...
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MP vows to keep fighting controversial Newton Aycliffe incinerator plans
The Environment Agency is minded to grant a permit for the controversial Fornax waste incinerator in Newton Aycliffe, with a consultation now open.
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'I lost my mum when I was five, now I help children facing adversity'
The Principle Trust is marking 15 years of supporting children in Yorkshire experiencing adversity. Founder Mike Davies speaks to Laura Reid.
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Two Michelin-starred chefs team up for exclusive dining experience
Two Michelin-starred chefs have teamed up to create an exclusive at-home dining experience.
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York beats rest of Yorkshire for its access to gyms and swimming pools
York has taken the top spot, boasting more fitness facilities per resident than anywhere else in the region.
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Expert warns HMRC can now raid bank accounts for unpaid tax money without permission
HMRC can now raid your bank account to claim unpaid tax money, without needing to go to court, warn experts.
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Debts at a York dental practice now in liquidation top £400,000
A Clifton Moor dental practice has gone into liquidation with debts exceeding £400,000.
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Presenter leaving BBC after three decades and says it's 'been a privilege'
BBC Look East presenter Susie Fowler-Watt has announced she will be leaving the broadcaster, bringing an end to a 35-year career.
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Daily weather forecast for Yorkshire this weekend when the clocks go back one hour
As we head into the weekend when the clocks go back one hour, here is a daily weather forecast for Yorkshire.
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Revamp at York Station gets go ahead
A revamp to part of York Station has been given the go ahead.
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Next phase of £3m North Yorkshire market place improvements set to begin
Thirsk Market Place footway works begin October 26 as North Yorkshire Council repaves the southern section, with access to shops maintained until November 27.
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Car in ditch after crash on major road
Emergency services have been called to a serious crash on the A19 between Jeater Houses and Knayton, near Thirsk.
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Rosedale agricultural society announces annual meeting ahead of upcoming show
The Rosedale and District Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Society will hold its annual general meeting on November 10.
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How Yorkshire entrepreneur went from £50,000 investment to £4.1bn business
Sir Richard Harpin, one of Yorkshire’s most successful entrepreneurs, shared the remarkable story behind building a £4.1 billion international company.
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Next phase of £3m North Yorkshire market place improvements set to begin
Thirsk Market Place footway works begin October 26 as North Yorkshire Council repaves the southern section, with access to shops maintained until November 27.
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BMW driver from Bradford fined for speeding in 30mph zone
A MOTORIST has been ordered to pay £176 in a fine and costs for speeding on the A65 at Coniston Cold.
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Government's 3-day emergency kit advice explained: What you really need at home
From 36 litres of water for a family of four to cash, emergency radios and phone chargers, here's how to prepare for three days without essential services.
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Harrogate man hails 'phenomenal' Leeds surgeons for reattaching severed thumb
Dan took his left thumb clean off while using a chop saw
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Pick-your-own flower farm seeks longer opening after breaching rules in first season
The Flower Belt near Ripon seeks permission to open from May 1 to November 10 after breaching planning rules, with public backing for flowers, events and jobs.
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Housebuilder backs North East youth football team with new kits
Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire sponsors New Marske FC Under-13s, providing training kits and away shirts for the 2026/27 grassroots football season.
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Darlington charity founder celebrates 'incredible' Pride of Britain win experience
Darlington’s Harvey McWilliams Foundation wins 2026 Pride of Britain North East Charity of the Year award, as founder Michael celebrates in London on October 19.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make surprise Channel 4 show appearance tonight
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will feature on Gogglebox tonight with the Mayor of Liverpool, Steve Rotheram.
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Durham conference to explore energy security in 'uncertain times'
Bill Esterson and Ukrainian academic Olena Tupakhina headline Durham Energy Institute’s Energy Day on November 5, exploring UK energy security and innovation.
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Willington man to be sentenced after push killed his father in pub on Christmas Eve
Martin Greensmith, convicted of manslaughter after pushing his father Steven Shevels to his death at a Willington pub, is due to be sentenced today.
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Drivers warned as road in East Yorkshire village set to close for repairs
Main Street in the East Riding of Yorkshire is set to close for repairs next month.
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Rare golden wildflower being brought back to North Yorkshire countryside
The rare globe wildflower is being reintroduced in North Yorkshire as part of a conservation project led by the Howardian Hills National Landscape.
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Pick-your-own flower farm seeks longer opening after breaching rules in first season
The Flower Belt near Ripon seeks permission to open from May 1 to November 10 after breaching planning rules, with public backing for flowers, events and jobs.
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York firm Portakabin celebrates award for artificial intelligence energy project
A project by Aireavu, with York-based Portakabin, recently won Smart Building Project of the Year at the 2026 Building Innovation Awards.
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Free drink offer launched at Bradford pubs for Sunday football fans
FOOTBALL fans in Bradford can enjoy a free fifth drink every Sunday thanks to a new pub promotion
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How a pub quiz could make your Uber fare suddenly spike
EVEN a pub quiz could be the reason your Uber fare suddenly spikes
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Saltaire concert to raise money for church affected by conflict in Sudan
A CHOIR will perform in a fundraising concert to support a church in Sudan
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‘York households will pay the price for Labour’s controversial gas drilling decision’
York letters debate Labour’s Jackdaw gas drilling approval, rising energy bills, Doncaster Sheffield Airport plans, councillor allowances and Aberfan’s legacy.