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North East firm announces new sponsorship deal with football club
Teesside-based Circle Cloud has become a sponsor of Thornaby FC
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First look at County Durham town's new nightclub after old venue given revamp
Take a first look inside a new County Durham nightclub that opened its doors for the first time last week.
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York named Britain's best destination for a dog-friendly day out
York has been named Britain's best destination for a dog-friendly day out after new research from Tails.com.
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Russia will ramp up 'grey zone' attacks on UK without greater deterrence - expert
Moscow said there would be “consequences” after reports that British drones have been used to strike targets on Russia’s mainland for the first time.
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Pioneer North Yorkshire fisherwoman honoured in new stage show
The extraordinary story of a North Yorkshire woman who became the first to skipper a North Sea fishing vessel is being brought to life in a new…
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Kim McGuinness launches new solar scheme for North East households
North East homeowners are being offered discounted access to solar panels and battery storage under a new scheme launched by Mayor Kim McGuinness.
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'Matter of time until someone dies' as balaclava-clad yobs cause chaos in Darlington
A councillor has warned that it's "only a matter of time until someone is killed" at a Darlington junction where off-road bikers in…
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Popular streaming platform's prices to rise by up to £24 a year from next week
Paramount+ customers can expect their bill to increase by up to £2 per month and £24 per year, according to reports.
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Train fares set to increase by more than four per cent next year
Regulated train fares in England could increase by more than four per cent next year.
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Road and footpath closures set for gas works in North East town - public notice
Sunderland City Council has announced temporary road and footpath closures in Houghton-le-Spring from 7 September for gas main repair works,…
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Polestar 3 review: 680hp electric SUV packs a punch with blistering pace and poise
The Polestar 3 feels blisteringly quick – so much so that my mother-in-law let out a little gasp when the road conditions allowed me to give the…
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Yorkshire charities shortlisted for £20,000 boost at York Racecourse
Sky Bet, in partnership with York Racecourse, has announced the 22 shortlisted organisations for the Sky Bet Ebor Community Sweepstake 2026.
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York man caught with suitcase containing up to £408,000 of illegal drugs
A York man tried to smuggle drugs worth up to £408,000 into the UK, the city’s magistrates heard. Samson Wildwood, 40, was caught by a routine…
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Bradford’s first rooftop comedy club to launch next month
BRADFORD'S first rooftop comedy club is launching next month, promising a night of laughter.
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Pub-goers could win £1,000 just for watching Sunday football at their local
PUB-GOERS are in with a chance to bag £1,000 just for enjoying the Sunday match at their local.
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New member of Harrogate company's team 'will bring in-depth experience'
A Senior Associate has been welcomed to the team at a leading Harrogate law firm.
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Healthcare marketing firm expands with move to North East hub
A specialist communications agency providing marketing support to some of Europe’s leading healthcare and pharmaceutical brands has opened a new…
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York poet blends humour and honesty in book about breast cancer
Poet Dr Rose Drew has turned her cancer diagnosis into a 'candid' book that blends humour, honesty, and a call for awareness.
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Traffic, travel and weather news - Live updates for County Durham and North East
We'll be bringing you all the latest live traffic, travel and weather updates from County Durham and the North East, including the A1(M), A66,…
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Queen Camilla opens up on difficulty of keeping King Charles' health a secret
Queen Camilla has spoken publicly for the first time about the emotional strain of keeping the King’s cancer diagnosis secret.
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Bradford gel nail users told ‘no reason to panic’ after new safety rules
BRADFORDIANS have been warned that new product safety regulations have prompted changes across salons and beauty brands.
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Mayor welcomes new powers to crackdown on rogue retailers to improve high streets
The ‘unchecked spread’ of vape shops, betting shops and rogue businesses is set to be tackled by new government powers announced by the Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
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Inside flat for sale in one of York’s most well-known (but controversial) buildings
A flat inside one of York’s most talked-about buildings, Stonebow House, has gone up for sale - for £550,000.
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Why free all day bus travel for disabled passengers is to be welcomed
Public transport is not just about getting people from one place to another. A reliable network can transform towns, cities and villages. It can boost productivity and help deliver economic growth, connecting people to opportunities.
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Here’s what the average York person earns now – and how much city wages have gone up
The York jobs market is holding steady and wages are going up, new figures show. There were 93,572 workers on the payroll in the city in July, 30 more than a year ago. Nationally, payrolled employment fell by 0.3%. The median monthly pay...
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Yorkshire Water investing millions to tackle flooding across communities
Yorkshire Water has launched flood protection schemes in Carlton Miniott and Easingwold to tackle long-standing issues.
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Yorkshire charities shortlisted for £20,000 boost at York Racecourse
Sky Bet, in partnership with York Racecourse, has announced the 22 shortlisted organisations for the Sky Bet Ebor Community Sweepstake 2026.
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Bradford owner says sale "will take time" as he admits away day frustration
Bradford (Park Avenue) owner Gareth Roberts is fully committed to the club after putting it up for sale, admitting "the process will take some…
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York man caught with suitcase containing up to £408,000 of illegal drugs
A York man tried to smuggle drugs worth up to £408,000 into the UK, the city’s magistrates heard. Samson Wildwood, 40, was caught by a routine…
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Decision to strip licence from Bradford shops that sold illegal goods goes to appeal
The owner of two city centre businesses that were stripped of their licence to sell alcohol will appeal the “disproportionate” decision in court.
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York named Britain's best destination for a dog-friendly day out
York has been named Britain's best destination for a dog-friendly day out after new research from Tails.com.
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'Dangerous' knife-wielding man threatened to kill housemate
A knife-wielding drunk who threatened to kill a housemate has avoided jail.
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Major nature project to create 160 hectares of habitat in North Yorkshire
National Grid has appointed Escrick Park Estate, located between York and Selby, to deliver Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG).
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York prepares for a royal visit
It’s a royal day for our city today (Tuesday). The Queen is due at York Racecourse as the Ebor Festival gets underway. During this year’s visit Camilla, a keen follower of racing, is expected to meet representatives of the racecourse’s...
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Top York burger restaurant announces opening date of new city centre location
The much-loved burger bar and restaurant Sloppy's Bar and Kitchen is set to open in Castlegate on Friday.
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around York this week
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in York, according to petrolprices.com.
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'You are remarkable people' - Cancer survivor gives back to BRI for saving his life
A Bradford cancer survivor has donated a painting to the hospital that helped save his life.
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Piemaker 'blown away' by first day of trading at new shop
Popular Pocklington piemaker Dan Leaver says he is ‘blown away’ by the first day of trading at his new pie shop.
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York poet blends humour and honesty in book about breast cancer
Poet Dr Rose Drew has turned her cancer diagnosis into a 'candid' book that blends humour, honesty, and a call for awareness.
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Planning applications withdrawn after £32.9 million Bradford leisure centre scrapped
Planning applications relating to the recently-scrapped Squire Lane Leisure Centre have been withdrawn by Bradford Council.
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Library service ‘doesn’t know’ how many of 100,000 fines have been paid
A COUNCIL which operates more than 40 libraries across North Yorkshire does not know how many people are banned from its sites.
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Inside flat for sale in one of York’s most well-known (but controversial) buildings
A flat inside one of York’s most talked-about buildings, Stonebow House, has gone up for sale - for £550,000.
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Daytime clubbing craze is coming to York - TWICE - with Vicky McClure's Day Fever
Day Fever, the daytime clubbing craze, co-founded by actress Vicky McClure, is heading to York for two feel-good dance parties.
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York charity sleepout for homeless young people to mark 30th year
The SASH (Safe and Sound Homes) Sleepout Challenge is set to take place at York Racecourse on Friday, October 16.
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Summer artisan market brings independent makers back to Malton
Handcrafted treats and creative stalls will fill Malton’s Market Place this weekend as the town’s monthly artisan market returns from Little…
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'Self-centred deceitful' company boss guilty of causing death of York motorcyclist
A “self-centred, deceitful liar" has been found guilty of causing the death of well-known York motorcyclist and author Nick Gilroy.
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City Cruises York cuts prices by up to half for attractions week
City Cruises York is offering up to 50 per cent off river experiences during the inaugural York Attractions' Week.
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Handmade crafts and street food return to Richmond market this weekend
Little Bird Made will showcase handmade crafts and street food at Richmond’s historic market this weekend.
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Man's desperate plea to Prime Minister Andy Burnham after Long Covid 'poisons' body
A Bradford district man who says his life has been “devastated” by Long Covid has urged new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to do more to help…
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Farmland values hold firm across North despite wider market decline
New analysis from Savills shows that farmland values are holding steady in the North of England despite a dip in supply.