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Interest rate hikes expected after inflation rises to highest level in 2026
Families and businesses are facing Bank of England interest rate hikes in the coming months, economists said, after inflation rose to the highest rate in almost a year.
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A hundred calves evacuated after fire in North Yorkshire barn
A hundred calves have been evacuated to safety after a fire in a barn in Blubberhouses.
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Former West Yorkshire Police officer admits child sex offences
Zachary Haile pleaded guilty to possessing indecent photographs of a child and engaging in sexual communication with a child
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A hundred calves evacuated after fire in North Yorkshire barn
A hundred calves have been evacuated to safety after a fire in a barn in Blubberhouses.
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Care home launches initiative to support local frontline workers
AN Otley care home is set to open its doors to local emergency services and healthcare professionals this November, offering them a place to enjoy refreshments during busy shifts.
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Why police released photos of these 4 men linked to alleged incidents in the city
Here's why police in Bradford have released pictures of these four men.
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'Playful' North East business on Dragon's Den offers a modern take on fairground fun
An entertainment venue which recently secured Dragon's Den investment remains popular among Newcastle locals a year on from becoming the business' first English location.
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'Please call 999 if you see him' - search for man last seen in Malton
Police are urging anyone who has information about a man last seen in the Malton area to phone 999.
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‘We have been left to cope alone,’ says mum who quit work to care for son
RESIDENTS are being forced to quit work because of caring responsibilities and a lack of support, a North Yorkshire MP has warned.
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'Please call 999 if you see him' - search for man last seen in Malton
Police are urging anyone who has information about a man last seen in the Malton area to phone 999.
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LNER boss David Horne lands key role shaping future of Britain’s railways
David Horne has been appointed to a new industry-wide role aimed at improving customer experience across the UK railway.
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'Intimidating' behaviour making people feel 'unsafe' and 'damaging York's reputation'
Street drinking and antisocial behaviour in York is intimidating, making people feel unsafe and damaging the city's reputation, according to a council survey.
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‘We have been left to cope alone,’ says mum who quit work to care for son
RESIDENTS are being forced to quit work because of caring responsibilities and a lack of support, a North Yorkshire MP has warned.
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Government is right for many reasons to allow Jackdaw gas drilling to go ahead
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42 parking charge notices issued in Bradford city centre day of action - Here's why
A total of 42 parking charge notices were issued during a day of action in Bradford city centre.
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Flooding picture brandished at meeting - but new homes near village pub get go-ahead
AT LEAST seven new homes have been approved next to a West Yorkshire village pub despite flooding fears from residents – as long as drainage is improved by the developer.
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'National embarrassment': 750 miles of roads in Yorkshire and Humber to be repaired
More than 750 miles of roads in Yorkshire and The Humber will be reapired this year in a major government investment.
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Former West Yorkshire police officer pleads guilty to child sex offences
A former police officer has admitted child sex offences.
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York based LNER MD appointed to a new role at Great British Railways
David Horne, currently Managing Director of York based London North Eastern Railway (LNER), has been appointed as Integrated Chief Customer and Commercial Officer (ICCCO), a new industry-wide role that will help shape a customer-first...
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Application to remove 'much-loved' tree in North Yorkshire town
AN application has been made to remove a much-loved tree in a North Yorkshire town.
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‘It couldn’t happen here’ - Aberfan tragedy prompted County Durham pitheap fears
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Long delays along major road in York following reports of crash
Drivers have been warned to avoid an area after a reported crash close to York Designer Outlet.
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Looking back at children having fun in a popular local museum
TODAY we take a look at children's activities that have taken place over the years at the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth. Once home to the famous literary Bronte family, the historic home is a great place for a day out. It looks like lots of fun was had by all
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Former detective and charity founder died just days after wife’s death, inquest hears
A former detective and charity founder who spent many decades helping others took his own life just nine days after the death of his wife, an inquest has heard.
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'National embarrassment': 750 miles of roads in Yorkshire and Humber to be repaired
More than 750 miles of roads in Yorkshire and The Humber will be reapired this year in a major government investment.
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Legionnaires’ outbreak fears at Knaresborough retirement complex
‘Residents are very worried, we are constantly hearing different versions of what’s going on’
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Estate refurbishing historic building to welcome a new business
THE refurbishment of a building which was previously occupied by the same company for 134 years is being carried out in preparation for a new occupier.
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Popular bakery refunds customers after admitting product was 'not good enough'
A popular Queensbury bakery has refunded customers after admitting a batch of its vanilla slices fell below the standards expected by the business.
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‘Visually jarring’ flats on potential Roman site in York are blocked
Apartments have been blocked on a York site said to have significant potential for archaeological remains. Plans to tear down part of the Kwik Fit garage in The Mount to make way for 12 apartments have been refused by City of York Council....
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Equity deal to drive growth of York firm into £10million business
A health and wellness company has secured a “hugely significant” investment and partnership.
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Travellers plan legal appeal to stay on unauthorised North Yorkshire site
The occupants of an unauthorised Traveller site in the North Yorkshire countryside are planning to appeal to the planning inspectorate in a bid to remain on the land, it has emerged. A High Court judge agreed on Wednesday to allow an...
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New interim chief exec to take over at West Yorkshire Combined Authority
An experienced local government and regeneration figure is set to become interim chief executive officer at the West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
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Killer Billy Dunlop says he felt 'euphoric' after murder but has 'turned life around'
Killer Billy Dunlop has told a parole board he felt “euphoric” when he murdered young mother Julie Hogg but says he is now rehabilitated.
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North East music festival donation helps Kielder osprey volunteers thrive
Redefest donates £500 to Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Kielder Osprey Watch, supporting local volunteers helping visitors spot ospreys at Kielder Water.
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MP vows to fight Bishop Auckland Hospital ward closure as Christmas deadline looms
Bishop Auckland MP Sam Rushworth opposes plans to close Ward 7 before Christmas, warning of the impact on patients, families and NHS staff.
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Durham Indian with award-winning chef who brings 'magic' to creating delicious food
Spice Lounge Durham chef Nur Hussain has been crowned Chef of the Year at the National Curry Awards 2026.
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People queue down street outside York café – here’s why
An offer of free hot chocolate from Knoops has people queuing down the street in York
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255 grammar school students trained to save lives through CPR campaign
More than 250 Year 9 students at Prince Henry’s Grammar School, Otley, learned CPR and AED use from Yorkshire Ambulance Service for Restart a Heart Day.
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Food manufacturer evacuated after fire crews discover 'fumes'
The fire service said: “We were called at 1.46pm, and on arrival, crews found fumes caused by overheated cables."
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Every day will be Christmas Eve at York museum this winter
Every day will be just like Christmas Eve at York Castle Museum this festive season. The museum will be frozen in time, on the night before Christmas, capturing the heart-warming excitement of Victorian Christmas celebrations. Families can...
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National Wealth Fund invests £2bn in Yorkshire and Humber since launch
The Leeds-based National Wealth Fund has to date helped drive £2bn of public and private finance into the Yorkshire and the Humber economy, creating and supporting over 4,900 jobs, according to new figures published by the organisation.
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Harrogate charity is to join up with Saint Michael’s Hospice
“Saint Michael’s Hospice and HADCA are join forces to secure a stronger future for community action”
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Estate refurbishing historic building to welcome a new business
THE refurbishment of a building which was previously occupied by the same company for 134 years is being carried out in preparation for a new occupier.
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Football coach allegedly worked with children despite being banned
A man has been charged by police after allegedly coaching a youth football team in Yorkshire despite being banned.
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Council leader asks prime minister to meet him over plans for asylum centre near York
The leader of North Yorkshire Council has asked prime minister Andy Burnham to meet him to discuss controversial plans for a new asylum centre to be built at the former RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
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Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood and Paul Chuckle to star in North East Sister Act tour
Craig Revel Horwood and Paul Chuckle join the cast of Sister Act, which will arrive in Sunderland during its UK tour.
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County Durham woman repeatedly stole from Co-op to fund drug addiction
A drug user stole from the same shop to fund her addiction, a court was told.
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The police sergeant was found guilty after having 'risky' public sex
A police sergeant who appeared on a popular TV documentary has been found guilty of gross misconduct after he had 'risky' public sex with a probationary officer.
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Person dies near busy station - LNER warns of rail disruption all day
A person has died on the East Coast Main Line which has caused major disruption to rail services on the network.
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Whitby art gallery secures £11,130 to inspire next generation of artists
AN art gallery in Whitby has secured more than £11,000 in external funding to create a new education programme designed to help young people engage with art and support learning in local schools.