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Battle of Britain anniversary to be marked with Middlesbrough parade and service
The annual Battle of Britain commemoration will take place in September at the Cenotaph in Middlesbrough.
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LIVE - Road closed and traffic diverted after crash on County Durham road
Commercial Street in Low Willington is currently closed and traffic is being diverted after a crash this morning.
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Four County Durham directors take on gruellling 56-mile walk for Marie Curie
Four directors from a heating and renewables company are preparing to take on a gruelling 56-mile charity walk to raise funds for Marie Curie.
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Offal spillage on M62 forces closure of slip road near Bradford - Here's what we know
An exit slip road near Bradford was closed after a shed load of offal was spilled this morning.
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Grade II-listed Yorkshire farmhouse dating back to 1600s set to be restored
Proposals to restore part of a historic Yorkshire farmhouse and convert two barns into new homes have been submitted to planners.
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Energy bills warning as millions face ‘rationing’ heating this winter
The October energy price cap will rise by 4. Find out what campaigners are warning about and what households can do to cut costs.
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Bradford Council-owned site that brings in £9,000 a year sold at auction for £186,000
A plot of Bradford Council owned-land that brings in £9,000 a year in advertising rates has been sold at auction for more than double its guide…
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Inside one of cheapest North East homes with mountains of mail and £10K price tag
A three-bedroom terraced home in County Durham with a £10,000 guide price is heading to auction, offering a major renovation challenge for its next…
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North Yorkshire museum seeks clues after century-old WWI photo found in pub
A NORTH Yorkshire museum is appealing for information after a photo dating back over 110 years was found in a pub.
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Bradford district insurance firm moves to larger offices amid growth
AN insurance firm has relocated to larger offices as part of its ongoing growth and expansion.
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York opticians urge parents to book children's eye tests before school
Specsavers York and Specsavers Vangarde are encouraging families to book appointments for their children ahead of the new school term.
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Residents told to 'avoid area' as six fire engines called to house blaze
Firefighters have told residents to "avoid the area" after a fleet of fire engines were called to an early morning blaze in Grangetown
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The Government needs to deliver both short and long term economic growth
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has so far restricted his boat to gentle waters but soon he is going to have to sail further out and confront the stormy seas swirling around Britain.
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Shoppers told 'do not eat' wraps sold in Sainsbury's and Morrisons due to recall
Summit Foods is recalling various filled wraps, which are sold in UK supermarkets such as Sainsbury's and Morrisons.
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North Yorkshire artist's Richmond exhibition to help protect tropical forests
North Yorkshire-based artist Claire Milner’s solo show, Gardeners of Eden, will be on view at NoonPowell Fine Art in Richmond.
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Durham Freemasons’ grant to support children affected by domestic abuse in Darlington
A Darlington charity that supports women and children fleeing domestic abuse has received a £15,000 grant through Durham Freemasons to help provide…
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Your questions sought on upcoming budget and council tax amid challenges facing York
People have been urged to submit their questions about City of York Council's upcoming budget.
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'Unspoilt' beach under 30 minutes away from Durham for perfect family day out
Easington beach is a great place for relaxing and might be worth a visit during the last weeks of summer.
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Yorkshire drinkers among UK’s biggest binge drinkers, research suggests
DRINKERS in Yorkshire and the Humber are more likely to binge drink than the UK average, new research shows.
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'Renovator's dream' six-bed Victoria townhouse to go under the hammer
A Grade II listed York townhouse described as a 'renovator's dream home' is set to go to auction next week.
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North York Moors could get first 'virtual' glamping site
A SET of new remotely managed glamping pods could be built in the North York Moors National Park.
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Thieves target commercial property in York business park
North Yorkshire Police said the burglary took place at 4pm on Friday, August 14 from the hallway of Acorn Commercial Finance in Clifton Moor…
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Baiting of police officers highlights Britain’s law and order problem
Britain needs to face up to the fact that it has a major crime problem. The Police Federation’s comments that young people were “baiting police officers” with dangerous driving is indicative of a wider collapse in law and order.
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'Heavily intoxicated' drinker at Durham bus station fined for breaching order
Jonathan Armstrong, 32, formerly of Stockton, was fined at Newton Aycliffe Magistrates’ Court after admitting breaching a criminal behaviour order…
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Record collectors urged to check old vinyl for hidden treasures after £500,000 sale
A BEATLES album once owned by Ringo Starr has become the world’s most valuable vinyl record, selling for more than £500,000.
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Barnsley is already showing the potential of AI as Britain’s first Tech Town - Andrew Western
Six months ago, when we named Barnsley as the UK’s first Tech Town there were some naysayers. People who couldn’t see how, or even why, we’d want to plot Britain’s AI future, in the heart of South Yorkshire.
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Beautiful South tribute band to bring classic 90s hits to Leeds
The Very Beautiful South will perform at Leeds Irish Centre, promising a night of nostalgia and classic hits.
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'One of the best' Yorkshire Dales walks that passes waterfalls
The Simon's Seat and Valley of Desolation trail is one of the best in the Yorkshire Dales.
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Councillor speaks out over major roadwork project in York suburb
A councillor has reassured the public after communication issues have caused issues for a major roadworks project in a York suburb.
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North East town set for road humps, cycle lanes and traffic changes - public notice
Middlesbrough Council has unveiled new traffic restrictions, cycle lanes and traffic-calming measures for central and north Middlesbrough
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York theatre-maker takes relationship awareness show across the Atlantic
Lise Kaye-Bell, founder of Soundproofbox CIC and creator of Red Flags, has taken her show to venues across America.
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Wheelchair friendly bench installed alongside river by North Yorkshire towns
A new wheelchair friendly bench has been installed by a Ryedale council.
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Vertu brings Chinese electric vehicle brand Leapmotor to North Yorkshire town
Vertu Motors has become the first Vertu dealership to represent Chinese electric vehicle brand Leapmotor, launching the partnership at its Vauxhall…
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Harrogate to host major international medical conference
Harrogate Convention Centre has secured a major international medical conference expected to boost the local economy by more than £600,000.
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Road closed off and emergency services at scene of house fire
Birchington Road and Leighton Road in Grangetown is currently closed while officers and emergency services respond to a house fire.
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Dolly Parton's life in pictures over decades-long career after death aged 80
Dolly Parton lived an extraordinary life, with her music reaching millions of people around the world
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Parking shake-up at Teesside hospital with 'narrow spaces' to tackle bay misuse
ANPR cameras could be introduced at Redcar Hospital to tackle parking problems, with concerns raised over drivers misusing bays and drop-off areas.
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Three entrepreneurs invest £1m to transform Durham pub into new destination venue
A trio of North East entrepreneurs have invested £1 million to breathe new life into a historic Durham hospitality venue, with ambitions to create…
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Only a handful of tickets left for new County Durham festival featuring Marti Pellow
Marti Pellow and Gabrielle are set to perform at a new music event launching at Lumley Castle Hotel in Chester-le-Street.
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History of Selby's War Memorial Hospital to be explored in upcoming talk
Selby Civic Society will host its next speaker event in September, exploring the history of Selby’s War Memorial Hospital.
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Housebuilder helping young people explore construction careers in North East
Housebuilder Keepmoat is tackling the construction skills shortage by training the next generation of talent through its Newcastle-based social…
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Energy bills to rise by £60 from October as Ofgem warns households
Energy bills will rise by £60 from October as Ofgem confirms a new £1,723 price cap. Here are six ways households can cut costs this winter.
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£35m transformation of North East industrial site to create modern business hub
UK Land Estates will invest millions to transform its 12-acre Seventh Avenue site on Team Valley, Gateshead, with energy-efficient upgrades…
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‘One piece of information can make all the difference’: knife crime campaign launched
MOST people believe young people would stay silent if they knew about someone carrying a knife, in Bradford.
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13 roads restrictions including traffic lights in Darlington today - see where
Drivers face 13 sets of road restrictions, including the A68 Woodland Road and Faverdale.
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Resident backlash after 'genuine concern' over plans for Teesside rugby club
Residents are opposing plans for the new clubhouse and gym - with more than 70 people signing a petition at a meeting held on Sunday, August 23.