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Record number of domestic abuse concerns involving children reported to NSPCC
CONCERNS about children experiencing domestic abuse are at record levels, according to new figures from the NSPCC.
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National care service at risk over plumetting social care staff numbers
Unison’s analysis of the latest industry employment figures has found the number of new international recruits hired into care jobs plunged from 105,000 in 2023-24 to 30,000 in 2025-26.
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Easter sculpture trails raise £1,400 for youth groups in York and Haxby
Two Easter sculpture trails from Discover: Eggsplore have raised £1,400 to support youth groups in York and Haxby.
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Lego robotics workshops added to County Durham Halloween attraction
Lintz Hall Farm in Burnopfield is expanding its Family Fright Fest programme this autumn with new Lego robotics workshops alongside Halloween…
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Wallace and Gromit film to get live brass band soundtrack in West Yorkshire
WALLACE and Gromit will take centre stage in an immersive family experience this September.
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Inside Fogo de Chão Leeds as Brazilian steakhouse enters a new era
This Brazilian steakhouse brings a taste of southern Brazil to Leeds, as Granary Wharf's Fogo de Chão (formerly Fazenda) serves up authentic Churrasco.
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Award-winning pet superstore reveals new County Durham shop opening date
An award-winning pet superstore is set to open its doors in County Durham next month.
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Excellence continues as Harrogate Grammar School students achieve 'strong GCSE outcomes'
Harrogate Grammar School is celebrating another year of strong GCSE results with students achieving excellent results across a broad range of subjects next steps in their education.
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Body found after fire investigation in West Yorkshire
Officers investigating a fire in Batley from earlier this week have discovered a body.
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I retook a GCSE maths test 11 years later to see whether my A* grade was a fluke
I decided to test just how much of GCSE maths I remember, and retake a past paper 11 years on. But how did I get on?
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KFC seeks late-night licence for new Monks Cross branch in York
A new KFC branch in Monks Cross Drive, York, is seeking a licence to serve 'late-night refreshments' until 5am.
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Man given suspended sentence for drug driving on A1(M) in County Durham
Marc Moody, 28, of Sulgrave Road, Sunderland, has been given a suspended prison sentence and a 30-month driving ban after admitting three…
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St John Ambulance volunteers take on three-day Yorkshire cycling challenge
A group of St John Ambulance volunteers will be taking on the Great Yorkshire Pump and Pedal 2026 to raise funds for their lifesaving work.
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'Deceitful' man who secretly filmed woman and sold intimate pics on OnlyFans
Alexander Tang, 37, received a 26-week suspended prison sentence after admitting secretly recording a woman and selling non-consensual intimate…
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UK handbag retailer to close website as takeover puts 21 stores at risk
Radley London, know for selling bags with its iconic dog logo on them, entered administration in May 2026.
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Drivers face temporary 40mph speed limit along Garrowby Hill
A temporary 40mph speed limit has been announced along Garrowby Hill starting next month.
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Inspection planned for 'pinch point' bridge as County Durham villagers fear crash
Durham County Council is to inspect a small bridge being used by diverted traffic after villagers warned it could become the scene of a serious…
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‘Everyone has a story worth sharing’: New Bradford photography project launches
A NEW project is inviting people to share stories behind treasured objects
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Worried about your kids' GCSE results? Here's what to do
TODAY, for young people across the district, their anxious wait for their GCSE exam results comes to an end when they discover their grades.
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County Durham restaurant closing for revamp after 20 years dishing up Thai treats
A popular County Durham restaurant is closing its doors temporarily as it undergoes a transformation.
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Skipton MP backs campaign to ‘save the summer job’ for young people
A CAMPAIGN is under way to protect summer job opportunities for young people.
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Police orchestra to perform Bradford concert supporting families of premature babies
A SYMPHONY orchestra will perform a charity concert in support of a cause close to the hearts of one Huddersfield family
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Warnings as almost £10m black hole facing York Council
An almost £10 million black hole is forecast for City of York Council’s budget after it had to find a similar amount in savings last year,…
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North East building society helps fund £30m Sir Bobby Robson cancer research centre
A North East building society has pledged further support to pioneering cancer research after helping raise more than £3 million for a charity…
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List of North Yorkshire road closures revealed for coming weeks - public notice
A series of temporary road closures will be introduced across North Yorkshire as North Yorkshire Council carries out works including water mains…
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I retook a GCSE maths test 11 years later to see whether my A* grade was a fluke
I decided to test just how much of GCSE maths I remember, and retake a past paper 11 years on. But how did I get on?
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New Bradford programme launched to support South Asian artists and musicians
A NEW programme has been launched to support emerging artists and boost creative talent in Bradford.
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LIVE - GCSE results day 2026 for York, North and East Yorkshire
GCSE results day coverage of the stories as they come in from the schools across York, North and East Yorkshire.
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Bradford drivers invited to test drive new Volvo EX60 at exclusive event
DRIVERS are being invited to test drive the latest fully electric SUV at an exclusive event.
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GCSE results day in York, North and East Yorkshire - we've got it covered
Make sure to follow along with The Press as our full GCSEs results day coverage is set to take place today (August 20) and in print tomorrow.
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Holby City and Coronation Street star to appear in Annie at Grand Opera House
Holby City and Coronation Street star Claire Sweeney is set to star in the musical Annie at the Grand Opera House in York.
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New parking and loading restrictions introduced on North East road - public notice
New waiting and loading restrictions are set to come into force on West Street in Sunderland from August 25 under a new traffic regulation order.
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‘Every penny helps’: Bingley fundraiser announced to support rescued cats
A FUNDRAISER is set to take place in support of cats and kittens in need of new homes.
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Ripon Artisan Market returns with handmade treats and crafts this weekend
The Ripon Artisan Market returns to the city’s marketplace this weekend, organised by Little Bird Made.
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‘A fun day out can quickly turn to tragedy’: Free Ilkley water safety event announced
A DAY by the water can quickly turn into tragedy.
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Number 10 North: this lays down the gauntlet for the whole of the north
Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s directive to place responsibility for the growth of UK plc with his Number 10 North brainchild should be seen as the gauntlet being laid down for all of the North.
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Café in historic market hall handed one-star food hygiene rating by inspectors
The Market Cafe, based inside Richmond Market Hall, has been handed a one-star food hygiene rating following an inspection by the food standards…
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Devil will be in the detail of the Government’s plan to rewire the state - Carl Les
There is much to commend in the thinking behind the ‘Rewiring the State’ document, the most recent Prime Minister’s approach to a new model of government for England. Initially we must leave aside any criticism that the devil will be in the detail, and a lot of the detail will not be known until a White Paper is released at Budget time in the autumn, or that changes will take time to be introduced as the supertanker that is central government changes course.
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'Magical' North East restaurant found in a treehouse with 'fabulous food'
The Treehouse has a lunch and dinner menu where guests can dine in a "magical" location.
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Meet Sparky the barn owl at County Durham event celebrating its bond with author
Tees Valley author Tracey Iceton and her barn owl Sparky will headline a Talks & Teas event at Lumley Castle in Chester-le-Street, featuring a…
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North East man who started at Amazon as a temp now runs Darlington site
Jack Docherty, from Middlesbrough, has been appointed site leader of Amazon’s Darlington fulfilment centre after a decade with the company.
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Rare White Park cattle herd arrives at Castle Howard in 30-year scheme
A herd of rare White Park cattle has arrived to help transform 440 acres of farmland into a haven for wildlife.
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Taxi driver taking on 'mad' 19,000ft volcano climb after losing uncle to Alzheimer’s
Wayne Chapman, 44, from Spennymoor will climb volcanoes in Ecuador to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Research UK in memory of his uncle.
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'Rare' office space opportunity opens up at Darlington business park
A RARE "oven ready" unit has become available at one of the Tees Valley's most established office spaces.
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Tree roots could be causing blocked drains, Bradford experts warn
TREE roots are being blamed for blocked drains.
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Cancer treatment centre set to open in part of Headingley stadium
Plans to create a cancer treatment centre in part of Headingley stadium have been approved by the city council.
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'It’s a life changing event' - York care boss calls for clearer communication
A York care home manager has called for clearer communication and better support for families navigating the care system to facilitate better public…
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2026 GCSE grade boundaries revealed for AQA, OCR, Edexcel and WJEC
Each subject and exam board has its own set of grade boundaries, determining the minimum number of marks required to achieve each grade.