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Nando’s applies for alcohol licence at new Keighley outlet
NANDO'S has applied for a new licence at a Keighley retail park.
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Darlington driver caused head-on crash which left woman needing urgent surgery
The sentencing of a Darlington driver who has previously admitted responsibility for a serious injury collision has been put back by a fortnight.
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FCDO issues important warning to all Brits going abroad this year
The FCDO has warned holidaymakers to make sure they know what to do if their passport becomes lost or is stolen.
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Caring people wanted to join Age UK homecare team in North East
Age UK Northumberland is recruiting Home Care Support Workers to help older people across the county live safely and independently in their own…
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Neighbour begs for 'peaceful life' as supported housing in Teesside given green light
Plans to build five supported living flats and a car park at Low Lane in Middlesbrough have been approved despite concerns about noise and…
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Top North Yorkshire hotel owned by Eric Clapton scores one-star for food hygiene
The Eric Clapton-owned Burythorpe House Hotel in North Yorkshire has scored one-star for food hygiene, meaning ‘major improvement necessary’.
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Eat up: I tried supermarket chicken pies and found the best
We taste tested pies from various supermarkets including Sainsbury's and Morrisons.
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Powers to 'protect special York high streets' welcomed amid 'blanket crackdown' fears
Moves to give councils greater powers over local high streets have been welcomed in York amid fears over a blanket crackdown.
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Treasury secretary makes devolution and high street commitments in Echo's manifesto
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Emma Reynolds toured No.11 North at the Darlington Economic Campus and a soft play centre in Northallerton.
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Camper guided to safety after poor weather sets in on fell near Gaping Gill
Rescuers guided a camper to safety after bad weather closed in on a Craven fell.
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Chilton man struggling to come to terms with having leg amputated wants to sue NHS
A County Durham father-of-two says he has been left struggling to come to terms with losing his leg after a wound on his foot failed to heal.
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North East town residents invited to comment on planning proposals - public notice
Residents are being invited to comment on four proposals affecting listed buildings and conservation areas in Middlesbrough, including plans for new…
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Parking, travel and road closures ahead of two busy weekends in Sunderland
Sunderland City Council has issued travel and parking advice ahead of the In the Square Summer Series in Keel Square, with road closures planned…
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Teenager overcomes family loss to achieve GCSE success with sights on military career
Kamran, a student at Co-op Academy Priesthorpe, who overcame family upheaval and the loss of his grandfather, has achieved GCSE success.
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Brits warned of 5-year prison risk for bringing item into Middle Eastern country
Bradfordians travelling to Qatar risk a possible five-year prison sentence if they bring banned medication into the country
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All stores close as high street fashion retailer in administration
All UK stores have closed after a popular fashion retailer entered administration.
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Bradford cinema listings for this Saturday
BRADFORD cinema-goers have a packed choice this Saturday, with superhero spectacle, family favourites, horror, comedy and prestige drama all on the…
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Durham's 'most exciting' family day out at farm that offers 'action-packed fun'
The Broom House Farm Forest Adventure has puzzles, challenges, and play areas to explore.
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Bradford children enjoy hands-on learning at Discovery Playground event
A DISCOVERY playground event has given young people a fresh take on learning
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She loves owls - so her care worker brought one to her home!
A Ripon pensioner was left in tears of joy after a care worker arranged a surprise visit from a real owl.
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County Durham man given suspended sentence for carrying 'large knife'
Arthur Addison, 39, of Grange Villa, has been given a suspended prison sentence after admitting carrying a large knife in a public place without…
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Drunken York 'jackal' knocked out 'complete stranger' in York city centre
A "jackal" knocked a complete stranger out in a drunken rage outside Vudu in York city centre, a court heard.
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Vintage vehicles to race along Bridlington beach at free festival
Race the Waves returns to Bridlington from September 10 to 13, featuring a 200-yard sprint along the sands of South Beach.
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New dry eye treatment arrives in North Yorkshire after £34,000 investment
Specsavers Ripon has become the first in North Yorkshire to offer a new treatment for dry eye.
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More than 30 artists and craftspeople set for Fangfest near York
Preparations are well underway for this year’s Fangfest, being held on September 5 and 6.
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Anger as fly-tipping near Bradford district hospital said to have 'put lives at risk'
A pile of fly-tipping just yards from a hospital helipad has “potentially put lives at risk” – a councillor has claimed.
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Top North Yorkshire hotel owned by Eric Clapton scores one-star for food hygiene
The Eric Clapton-owned Burythorpe House Hotel near Malton has scored one-star for food hygiene, meaning ‘major improvement necessary’.
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Councillor and ex-mayor allegedly made antisemitic tweets, York jury told
A jury at York Crown Court has heard that a serving councillor and former town mayor allegedly made a dozen antisemitic tweets over nearly a month.
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Bradford Council set to 'respond to concerns about e-bike menace' in coming months
Bradford Council will look “how best to respond to concerns relating to e-bikes and e-scooters” in the coming months.
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GCSE Results Day 2026: Bradford pupils celebrate success as regional pass rates rise
Students across the Bradford district celebrated yesterday, with scenes of joy, relief and excitement as thousands of young people collected their…
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Highways officers sign off on final details of new car showroom on busy Bradford road
A new car dealership has opened in Bradford after highways officers signed off on conditions to prevent it causing traffic issues.
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Plan to turn North Yorkshire house into HMO and holiday let meets ire
PLANS to turn a residential house into a holiday let and HMO have met with objections from councillors in a North Yorkshire town.
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Man launches campaign over police records after case ended with no further action
A man is calling for changes to police record retention policies after discovering details of his arrest remain on police databases despite a…
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People in York get early access to buy homes in new development
People in York can get early access to buy new homes in a new Persimmon development.
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'Unviable' church to be converted into house despite neighbour objections
AN ‘unviable’ church in a North Yorkshire village will be converted into flats after plans were approved despite local objections.
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Powers to 'protect special York high streets' welcomed amid 'blanket crackdown' fears
Moves to give councils greater powers over local high streets have been welcomed in York amid fears over a blanket crackdown.
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Yorkshire artist celebrates magazine's 80th anniversary with new painting
Linda Mellin’s artwork, titled Yorkshire Life, features landmarks from across the county in celebration of Yorkshire Life magazine's 80th…
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Public risk considered as court hears of man's 'worrying and unhealthy attitude'
A man who made indecent images of children will have to register as a sex offender for the next ten years.
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Plans submitted for new goods vehicle operating centre in Wetherby
Trevor Jones, trading as Excalon, is seeking permission for the use of Ruddings Farm Barn as a goods vehicle operating centre.
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York confectionery shop marks 40 years of fudge-making in the city
Fudge Kitchen York is celebrating 40 years of handcrafting fudge with a birthday weekend this month.
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Bluetongue outbreak in Yorkshire: a chance for Prime Minister Andy Burnham to show farmers he is on their side
Throughout their tenure as Prime Minister and as Chancellor of the Exchequer respectively, Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves were at war with the countryside.
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Decision made on whether holiday let completed without planning permission can stay
A Haworth holiday let that was completed last year without planning permission can be retained – planning officers have decided.
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Major road and footpath closures announced across North Yorkshire
Multiple road and footpath closures have been scheduled across North Yorkshire for various works.
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NOSTALGIA: Bradford golfer goes toe-to-toe with Seve Ballesteros on world stage
Martin Foster did Clayton proud on the international stage on this day in 1976, as he helped England claim team glory against The Rest of the World.
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Vaccinate livestock plea as bluetongue hits region
Livestock farmers have issued a plea to others across the region to vaccinate their animals against bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3) as the first case of a rapidly escalating outbreak of the virus was confirmed in North Yorkshire.
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Police hunt for man wanted for breaching prison release licence
North Yorkshire Police are hunting for a man wanted for breaching the terms of his prison release licence.
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Football legend from North Yorkshire dies aged 91
A FOOTBALLING legend who was born and brought up in North Yorkshire has died aged 91.