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Morrisons in a muddle: what's the difference between a non-exec director and a shopping trolley?
Upon his passing in 2017, The Yorkshire Post recorded the death of Sir Ken Morrison as the loss of ‘the gentleman grocer who broke the mould.’
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The Yorkshire chemist and cosmonaut who became the first British person in space
Dr Helen Sharman, from Sheffield, is a chemist and cosmonaut who became the first British person and first Western European woman in space 35 years ago.
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Divers join search for missing soldier Liam Potts who vanished after night out
Diving teams have joined the search for a missing soldier as police continue to probe a disturbance and crash on the night of his disappearance
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History of Aysgarth Falls - the waterfalls formed after Ice Age where Robin Hood was filmed
Aysgarth Falls are three waterfalls surrounded by woodland and farmland that were formed following the last Ice Age more than 10,000 years ago - here’s the history.
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Roads in York set to close this week for long-awaited Ebor Festival
A series of roads will be closed in York for the Ebor Festival this week.
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Why politicians should be encouraged to go on holiday - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Roger Backhouse, Orchard Road, Upper Poppleton, York.
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Quirkiest Yorkshire staycations with availability this August
Summer is passing fast, but for anyone feeling spontaneous, it’s not too late to book a Yorkshire staycation.
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York care home worker recognised after decade of dedicated service
Joshy Thomas, deputy manager at Mulberry Court in Rawcliffe, has received a ten-year service award from Barchester Healthcare.
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York healthcare mutual raises nearly £19,000 for cancer charity
York-based Benenden Health has raised £18,741 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
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Almost 5,000 jobs lost at Bradford supermarket chain Morrisons amid cost-cutting
Morrisons, headquartered in Bradford, reported the reductions in its latest financial accounts.
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North York Moors programme promotes wellbeing through nature
The North York Moors National Park is launching Mindful Month in September, offering events and activities focused on nature, art and heritage to…
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Teesside teen had half her brain disconnected to end years of relentless seizures
Neive Williams, who suffers from Rasmussen’s encephalitis, had half her brain disconnected in a life-changing surgery.
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'No excuse' as fly-tippers fined over £2,900 after dumping waste in County Durham
Three people have been ordered to pay more than £2,900 in fines, surcharges and court costs after separate fly-tipping offences in Chilton and…
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UK drivers divided on proposed motorway rule change in place for 59 years
When asked if they believed the UK motorway speed limit would change, a pool of UK drivers was somewhat divided
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Brenda Blethyn teases return to North East ITV drama Vera which ran for 14 series
Actress Brenda Blethyn played DCI Vera Stanhope in ITV drama Vera and said she'd love to return for a special episode.
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Pleasure Island: Lidl, holiday lodges and hotels planned for former theme park site
The redevelopment of the former Pleasure Island theme park site in Cleethorpes will be back before councillors to decide on it “ideally as soon as possible”, a councillor has said – but only once due diligence checks have been completed.
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Blue plaque unveiled for historic glassworks chimney saved from demolition
A new South Tyneside blue plaque has been installed on the former Cookson Glassworks chimney in South Shields, commemorating the town’s historic…
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Bradford building firm fined after botched extension put family at risk of explosion
A Bradford building company and its director have been fined after botched extension work exposed a homeowner and her two children to the risk of gas leaks, fire, explosion and carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Plans submitted for next stage of 'urban village' development in Yorkshire
A development of 32 homes could soon be built on a site near Shipley – a decade after plans for a major housing scheme were approved.
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Look inside the unique £525,000 Harrogate home with artist’s studio and gym
A uniquely designed five-bedroom family home in Sundew Heath, Harrogate, is on sale for £525,000.
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North East theatre seeks licence for alcohol sales and live music - public notice
Middlesbrough Little Theatre has applied for a new premises licence, with the application submitted to Middlesbrough Council’s Licensing Authority…
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Almost 5,000 jobs lost at major UK supermarket chain last year amid cost-cutting
The average monthly workforce at Morrisons fell from 101,144 to 96,232 in the year to October last year.
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Hornsea Mere: The largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire which was bought for just £50
As the largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire, Hornsea Mere is a popular destination for sailing, bird-watching and leisurely walks.
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Yorkshire firms say artificial intelligence is helping create new jobs
New research from Lloyds Business Barometer suggests 65 per cent of Yorkshire and Humber firms using AI say it has led to job creation.
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North East eatery seeks licence for music and alcohol sales - public notice
Blacks Corner Culture House has applied to Sunderland City Council for a premises licence at its Keel Square venue, seeking permission for…
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Andy Burnham to focus on fly-tipping and local transport links on 'summer tour'
The new Prime Minister started with an announcement that eligible disabled bus passengers will get free transport all day, every day.
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Dry weather changes the face of York and its landmarks - in pictures
Prolonged dry weather is taking its toll on York and its landmarks with parched grass, low water levels and dusty paths transforming familiar views.
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Resident slams ‘disgusting’ black sludge causing stench at popular County Durham lake
Concerns have been raised after thick black sludge was left around the edge of a boating lake in County Durham.
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Almost 5,000 jobs lost at Bradford supermarket chain Morrisons amid cost-cutting
Morrisons, headquartered in Bradford, reported the reductions in its latest financial accounts.
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'A brotherhood' - The Sheffield groups helping men with their mental health
Every Monday evening across Sheffield, groups of men meet up to get things off their chests and talk about how their week has been.
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Newly refurbished nursery opens at York Biotech Campus in Sand Hutton
The newly refurbished Little Years Sand Hutton has opened its doors on the York Biotech Campus.
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New café offering loaded jacket potatoes preparing to open in County Durham
A new café is preparing to open its doors for the first time in Bishop Auckland.
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Police informed after fire in York play park
Police have been called in after a fire in a play park. Acomb firefighters put out the fire in an undisclosed location in York at8.46pm. A North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said: “This involved a tyre which formed part...
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New women’s choir launches in Knaresborough with Prosecco night
Love Pop Choir will host a Prosecco launch night on September 7, at Forest Moor & Calcutt Village Hall in Knaresborough.
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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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Durham Cathedral set to launch its first-ever Christmas tree festival - full details
Durham Cathedral is set to launch its first-ever Christmas Tree Festival, bringing together organisations from across the region in a festive…
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Bishop Auckland vet launches a new pet healthcare plan with unlimited consultations
Local vet launches a pet healthcare plan with unlimited vet visits and no exclusions for long-term health conditions
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Behind-the-scenes tours unveiled at North Yorkshire Moors Railway
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway will open behind-the-scenes areas to visitors during Heritage Open Days in September, offering a programme of free…
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KFC: Fresh details emerge over new drive-thru restaurant in Yorkshire
Fresh details have emerged about a new drive thru fast food restaurant which is set to open in York.
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North Yorkshire Cat Centre to celebrate 25th anniversary with open day
The North Yorkshire Cat Centre, part of Cats Protection, is celebrating 25 years of helping cats find new homes.
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Far-right radicalisation and racism in schools a 'real issue' in Darlington
A councillor has warned of a "real issue" with far-right radicalisation in Darlington, amid concerns about racism directed at refugee…
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'Special' fish and chip shop in York offers a piece of the seaside in the city
Drake's Fish and Chips offers a range of classic dishes such as haddock and scampi with mushy peas and gravy.
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Child Benefit warning for parents as payments could stop this month
Child Benefit payments could stop for parents who fail to extend claims by August 31. Find out who qualifies and how to act.
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Watch moment driver who caused 17-year-old boy to lose leg hits 100mph in 30mph zone
A man from Bradford who drove over 100mph in a 30mph zone and left a 17-year-old boy life changing injuries including the loss of his leg has been jailed.
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Severe delays after crash among roadworks in major road near York
A major road near York is currently blocked after a crash with queues beginning to mount.
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Police hunting for man after 12-year-old girl assaulted at bus stop
Police are trying to trace a man after a 12-year-old girl was assaulted at a bus stop in Stockton.
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New homes and listed building plans lodged across Stockton - public notice
Stockton Council has published a series of planning applications affecting conservation areas and listed buildings across the borough, with…
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'Such a shame' as Middlesbrough food hub shuts after one year in business
The Teesside restaurant known for its burgers, parmos and homemade Sunday roasts is shutting up shop just a year after opening.
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UK nail salons are now banned from selling certain gel products under new rules
Trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide (TPO) is a chemical compound used to help them cure and harden under UV or LED light.
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Firefighters called to fire at York playground
Firefighters were called to a York playground last night after part of the equipment was set on fire.