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Bradford Literature Festival opens bookings for 2027 education programme
THOUSANDS of young people will have the chance to take part in inspiring, curriculum-linked events.
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Bradford named Yorkshire’s haunted house capital
BRADFORD has been named Yorkshire and the Humber’s “haunted house” capital
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100 people arrested thanks to live facial recognition
Police have made their 100th arrest using live facial recognition technology.
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Boss of liquidated York hospitality firm owing over £235,000 slams government
The boss of a liquidated York hospitality business says firms in the sector are suffering due to rising costs and government policy.
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Police appeal after assault on Knaresborough Road in Harrogate
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for witnesses after a member of the public was assaulted on Knaresborough Road in Harrogate.
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Bowes Museum Winter Market to return with more than 100 stalls and family fun
The Bowes Museum Winter Market returns to Barnard Castle with 100+ artisan stalls, street food, live music and family fun.
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North Yorkshire children could get earlier help under new three-year strategy
Plans could give more children and young people in North Yorkshire earlier help, while preventing family problems from escalating.
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LIVE: Arrests made as early morning raids tackle organised crime in North East
Raids have been taking place and warrants executed across Stockton this morning as part of an Operation Artemis exercise to tackle organised crime
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Ripon MP calls for action following rise in unemployment benefit claims
Ripon MP Sir Julian Smith has called for Government action after a rise in the number of people claiming unemployment-related benefits across his constituency.
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York band announce their 'biggest headline show ever' to celebrate huge milestone
York band to celebrate 20 years with their ‘biggest headline show ever’ next year. Metal band Glamour of the Kill will be marking the milestone with a homecoming show at York Barbican on Saturday 21 August 2027. Having started out by...
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North Yorkshire councillors recommended inflation-linked pay rise
North Yorkshire councillors have been recommended an inflation-linked increase in their annual allowances, which would add more than £36,000 to the yearly
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York and Scarborough maternity services need £736k to meet NHS standards
THE trust that runs York and Scarborough hospitals needs an estimated £736,000 to meet new national maternity and neonatal care requirements being introduced across England.
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Major rail disruption on East Coast line as emergency services deal with incident
Train services through the North East have been disrupted this morning (Wednesday, October 21) as emergency services deal with an incident
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Michael Jackson tribute show heads to Bradford’s St George’s Hall
A Michael Jackson tribute concert is set to take place in Bradford.
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Top York venue set to reopen magical Christmas attraction
A much-loved York museum is set to bring the feeling of Christmas Eve anticipation to the city centre this year.
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Why climate resilience is just as important as tackling climate change
The impact of climate change can no longer be brushed off as a concern for other parts of the world. This summer provided the most vivid evidence of why Britain must become more climate resilient.
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DWP confirms Monday update for Winter Fuel Payment households
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed the Winter Fuel Payment phone line is open
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County Durham school forced to close as 'not safe' after water pours through roof
Sedgefield Primary School in County Durham closes after heavy rain sent water through the roof and into its alarm system, creating a safety risk.
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Work 'paused' on major Darlington town centre redevelopment as site lies dormant
Work to transform part of Skinnergate in Darlington has been paused, with new pictures showing little activity at the redevelopment site.
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County Durham afternoon tea with stunning views hailed as one of the best around
Enjoy freshly made sandwiches, cakes and scones at The View in Consett, where afternoon tea comes served with sweeping County Durham views.
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Harrogate buses are displaying commemorative poppies as Transdev renews its Poppy Appeal campaign for 2026
Harrogate buses are displaying commemorative poppies as Transdev renews its Poppy Appeal campaign for 2026, with free travel being offered to current and
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This Leeds cafe has a sauna you can use on your lunch break
Sauna culture has taken the UK by storm, and in recent years, a number of venues have opened across Yorkshire.
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Hospital celebrates 25 years in Darlington with gold standard for patient safety
HEALTH professionals at a Northeast hospital are celebrating a gold award for setting the highest safety standards in infection prevention and control.
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Durham entrepreneur opens community-focused Pilates studio with start up loan
Durham entrepreneur Kayleigh Oborka-Letman launches NDA Pilates studio after securing a £17,500 British Business Bank Start Up Loan for inclusive wellness.
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Universal Credit and other DWP benefits could increase after latest inflation figures
DWP benefits including PIP, DLA and Universal Credit could rise from April 2027 after September CPI inflation reached 3.5. Here's what it means.
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Darlington taekwondo academy places top 10 and wins 11 medals at World Championships
A Darlington taekwondo academy has proved it can compete with the world's best after returning from an international championship with 11 medals and a top-ten team finish.
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North East pub to transform into ‘stadium-style’ sports bar in £280,000 refurb
The Poverina Inn in Middlesbrough is undergoing a major transformation into a 'stadium-style' sports bar thanks to a £280k investment by Marston's.
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Universal Credit and other DWP benefits could increase after latest inflation figures
DWP benefits including PIP, DLA and Universal Credit could rise from April 2027 after September CPI inflation reached 3.5. Here's what it means.
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Yorkshire bank staff take on 17km challenge to support national food charity
A 17km walk from staff at the Yorkshire Building Society has raised more than £700 for a national food charity.
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‘Stop for a second and reflect’: Grandmother shares MND story
A GRANDMOTHER is sharing her story as part of a powerful national campaign for MND
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FA Cup: Alvechurch and Stafford Rangers through to first round with big replay wins
Eighth-tier Stafford Rangers will host Grimsby in the FA Cup first round after thumping National League strugglers Gateshead 5-0.
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Sir Gareth Southgate’s football prize helps raise £280K for children’s hospice
Sir Gareth Southgate’s coaching session helped raise more than £280,000 for Martin House Children’s Hospice at its Glitter Ball.
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DWP issues four-month warning to people who owe benefit money
The DWP can recover certain benefit debts directly from bank accounts without a court order. Find out who is affected and what to do if you receive a letter.
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Ban barbecues and fund fire-fighting planes - how to stop wildfire epidemic
This year has already seen a record number of wildfires, breaking last year’s record.
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Bus replacements scheduled as Yorkshire railworks start this weekend
Network Rail has warned passengers of disrupted journeys as engineers complete railway improvements on the East Coast Main Line over coming weekends.
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UK's biggest record fair returns to York with 200,000 records on offer
York Racecourse will host the UK’s biggest record fair on Sunday, November 1.
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DWP makes major change to Winter Fuel Payment scheme from this week
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced they've updated the application system for this year's winter fuel payment this week.
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Sir Gareth Southgate’s football prize helps raise £280K for children’s hospice
Sir Gareth Southgate’s coaching session helped raise more than £280,000 for Martin House Children’s Hospice at its Glitter Ball.
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Drivers face delays as queues build on A64 near York
Drivers are facing delays on the A64 this morning with queues building.
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Global brewing equipment firm chooses West Yorkshire as new UK base
A GLOBAL brewing equipment manufacturer has chosen a new UK base as part of its European expansion plans
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LIVE - A1 fully reopens after reports of 'obstruction on the road'
The A1 is partially blocked, and there is queueing traffic due to an 'obstruction on the road' on the Western Bypass Northbound at J67 Kingsway South (Coalhouse Roundabout). Congestion continues to J66 (Bowes Incline / Angel Of The North).
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Sir Gareth Southgate joins Martin House Glitter Ball as event raises over £280,000
Martin House Children’s Hospice has raised more than £280,000 at its annual Glitter Ball, with charity ambassador Sir Gareth Southgate among those attending
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Police 'concerned for' missing man, 64, last seen using walking frame
Officers from Cleveland Police are currently looking for 64-year-old Paul Marshall, who was last seen on Mount Leven Road/Valley Drive at around 7.40am today (October 21).
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'Steep hill' could deter older users at Yorkshire library's new location
Richmond Library will reopen at its new home next month, although concerns remain that the relocation could make the service less accessible to some of its regular users.
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Uncertainty over future of 98-year-old Darlington community as funding talks begin
The future of a 98-year-old community for older people in Darlington is in doubt as its trust looks for investment.
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Harrogate mental health hospital praised as the 'best' during inspection
Cygnet Hospital Harrogate has been rated 'good' following a Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection.
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Urgent Aldi recall as shoppers warned of electric shock risk from hairdryer
Aldi has issued an urgent recall for Ambiano Ionic Hairdryers over fears of electric shocks and fire risks from damaged cords.
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New Wickes store opens in Harrogate with special launch discounts for shoppers
"We're delighted to open our new store in Harrogate, bringing trusted home improvement products and expert advice to the local community”
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Rhodes Wood owner reflects on nearly 30 years in Harrogate
Harrogate tailor Rhodes Wood has thanked customers for their support as it approaches three decades in business.
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New CPR training aims to close gender gap in cardiac arrest survival
The Yorkshire Ambulance Service Charity is introducing female manikins into CPR training to help close the gender gap in cardiac arrest survival.