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Banned County Durham van driver had no idea he'd been disqualified until police stop
A banned driver did not know he had been disqualified until police arrested him behind the wheel of a Ford Transit, a court heard.
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Hull Fair: Parents warned about counterfeit squishy toys
More than £10,000 worth of dangerous fake toys and illegal prize giveaways were seized from rogue Hull Fair stalls following a major swoop by safety inspectors.
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Storm Boelo LIVE - Rain falls as County Durham braces for strong winds
County Durham and Darlington is bracing for strong winds this weekend as Storm Boelo arrives in the region.
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Thief targets popular shop in York
North Yorkshire Police has released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to following a 'theft' at a whisky shop in York.
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Concerns over North Yorkshire Council’s net zero progress as vehicle emissions rise
North Yorkshire Council is facing criticism over its slow progress towards net zero after new figures revealed a rise in emissions from its vehicle fleet.
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Remarkable 200-year-old discovery at Amanda Owen farmhouse reveals family connection
A 200-year-old diary linked to Amanda Owen's farmhouse Anty John's reveals fascinating Yorkshire Dales history and a connection to her wedding to Clive.
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New 800-space car park to open at hospital - how much it will cost you to use
Calderdale Royal Hospital new multi-storey car park to open on Saturday - here's how much parking will cost.
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Newly revamped McDonald's opens its doors on the outskirts of York
A popular fast-food restaurant on the outskirts of York has reopened following a major refurbishment.
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North East charity secures National Lottery funding for young people's ideas
A Middlesbrough youth charity has secured National Lottery funding to help young people turn community ideas into action.
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Former MasterChef contestant secures £150,000 to open Bishop Auckland restaurant
Former MasterChef contestant Mike Bartley will open Jörd, a fine-dining restaurant in Bishop Auckland, on October 24 after securing £150,000 funding.
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Throw the book at anti-social passengers who play loud music on public transport - Ismail Mulla
Travelling on public transport can tell you a lot about the state of society. If buses and trains are kept clean and run on time, then it’s a clear indicator of not only well run services but also of the civility of passengers.
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Personal trainer turns summer gamble into new fitness studio near York
Personal trainer Jack Bradley has turned a seasonal gamble into a new independent personal training studio in Buttercrambe.
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Northern England's best beach has been revealed and it’s not Whitby
Time Out has revealed the best beach in the north of England and it might not be the beach you expect.
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York rugby player makes inspiring comeback after two decades away
Natalie Brown, who plays for York Acorn Women’s Rugby League team, has made a return to the sport thanks to support from Specsavers in Acomb.
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Revamp at York Station gets go ahead
A revamp to part of York Station has been given the go ahead. Refurbishments to the unit currently housing the Coffee Room between platforms seven and nine to make way for a new tenant have been approved. Plans for the works stated they...
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HMRC faces £43.8billion tax debt crisis as millions struggle to pay bills
HMRC was owed £43.8billion by 8.2 million taxpayers at the end of 2025-26, with a watchdog warning that older unpaid tax debts are harder to recover.
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One of world's most celebrated rock bands set to appear at North Yorkshire venue
Kings of Leon, one of the world's most celebrated rock bands, has been confirmed as headliners for a show in Scarborough Open Air Theatre.
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'Flower Carpet success shows people want more colour in city centre planting'
GLAD that I live am I; That the sky is blue;
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How to talk to your children about their online gaming risks
ONE of the biggest changes to children’s lives in recent years has been the advent of online gaming.
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Traffic restrictions planned on North East road for gas works - public notice
Sunderland Road in Gateshead faces traffic, cycle lane and parking restrictions from November 2 for gas mains replacement works, due to finish November 27.
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BRI unit which only opened earlier this year wins national design award
It was recognised for its focus on patient dignity, infection control and innovative use of patient pods.
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Plans lodged to divert public footpath across North East farmland - public notice
Stockton Council made an order on October 13 to divert Footpath No 4 Whitton across farmland. Residents can formally object in writing by November 16
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Woman wanted after 'attempted theft' at popular supermarket
North Yorkshire Police has released a CCTV image as part of an investigation into 'an attempted theft' at Tesco in Selby.
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Students step into world of NHS careers at immersive Hartlepool hospital event
Pupils and students were invited to a career event hosted by the University Hospitals Tees at the Health and Social Care Academy.
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Man charged after police called to person 'carrying axe and meat cleaver'
A man has been charged over "carrying an axe and a meat cleaver" in Stockton. He is due to appear in court this morning.
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Ambulance trust wins national gold award for workplace inclusion
AN ambulance trust has been nationally recognised for its work to create a more inclusive workplace.
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Richard Hammond loses 'father, dog, marriage and house' in 12 month spell
Top Gear and Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has opened up about losing his "father, dog, marriage and house" in a 12-month spell.
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Here are the latest food hygiene ratings across North Yorkshire
The latest batch of food hygiene ratings for North Yorkshire restaurants, cafes, takeaways, and businesses has been revealed.
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Drivers warned of overnight A1(M) closure between two Yorkshire junctions
The A1(M) motorway southbound will be closed overnight in parts for maintenance work.
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York rugby player makes inspiring comeback after two decades away
Natalie Brown, who plays for York Acorn Women’s Rugby League team, has made a return to the sport thanks to support from Specsavers in Acomb.
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Questions remain over death of man whose body was pulled from Yorkshire canal
The daughter of a man whose body was pulled from Ripon Canal has said questions remain over his death.
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Win £300 in Waitrose and John Lewis vouchers in Stonebridge Homes prize draw
Autumn is here and, as the nights draw in, a familiar question starts to surface... where will you be spending Christmas?
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Sophie Raworth brings running and reading together at Harrogate Literature Festival
BBC journalist Sophie Raworth joined a rainy Harrogate 5k after discussing her memoir at a literary lunch
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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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Reduced rail services between Leeds and Bradford today - here's why
Train services are facing disruption ahead of two storms set to bring severe weather to parts of the UK.
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Doncaster Sheffield Airport: Council applies to install approach lighting
The City of Doncaster Council has applied for planning permission to install approach lights at Doncaster Sheffield Airport.
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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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New streaming service launches in the UK with free films and TV shows available
JustWatch TV launches in the UK, offering curated films and TV shows, ad-supported viewing, rentals and an ad-free Plus tier via its apps and website.
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Woman wanted after 'attempted theft' at popular supermarket
North Yorkshire Police has released a CCTV image as part of an investigation into 'an attempted theft' at Tesco in Selby.
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Farm on the M62: Toll of waste that spreads like a virus - Jill Thorp
The slightest sprinkling of frost greeted us this week, just the finest of coatings covering the long damp grass in the shadows. It was gone once the sun was up, casting its warmth across the land but the familiar tingling in my finger ends reminded me that winter is on its way. We’ve had some glorious sunsets and equally glorious sunrises where the sky has been scorched with scarlet hues; perhaps not the best sign if the old adage of red sky at morning is anything to go by.
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'I was bullied out of the Army over my sexuality - I deserve full compensation'
Currently LGBT-plus veterans who were constructively dismissed are only eligible for a partial payment.
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Rock giants Kings of Leon to play in North Yorkshire next summer- ticket details
Kings of Leon will play Scarborough Open Air Theatre in one of two northern UK shows. Find ticket sale dates and details.
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Why Age UK North Yorkshire and Darlington says it needs help now
For almost four decades, Age UK North Yorkshire and Darlington has helped older people live well, stay connected and remain at the heart of their communities. Trustee Jevan Lago-Watson explains why its future matters to all of us, and how you can help secure it.
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North East theatre reveals plans to celebrate landmark 70th anniversary
Middlesbrough Theatre has revealed plans for a special show celebrating its 70th anniversary and seven decades of performances, people and community.
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Here are the latest food hygiene ratings across York businesses
The latest batch of food hygiene ratings for York restaurants, cafes, takeaways, and businesses has been revealed.
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Police cordon in place after man seriously injured in assault on Bradford road
The victim was rushed to hospital with serious injuries.
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Newly revamped McDonald's opens its doors on the outskirts of York
A popular fast-food restaurant on the outskirts of York has reopened following a major refurbishment.
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Harrogate yoga experience with live DJ returns after sell-out debut
A yoga experience combining movement with a live vinyl DJ is returning to Harrogate following a sell-out debut.
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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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Popular homebuilding show returns to Harrogate next week
The Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show is returning to Harrogate Convention Centre next week.