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Coroner's warning after girl, 13, died after being swept from step into North Sea
A 13-year-old girl who drowned after being washed into the sea at Whitley Bay was treated by ambulance staff who struggled to secure her airway.
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UK’s first academic grunge conference to explore music and culture in York
Grunge Included 2026, the UK’s first academic conference dedicated to the genre, will take place at York St John University.
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Durham police chief backs push to challenge 'drug-driving myths'
Durham Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen has backed a national campaign aimed at challenging dangerous myths around drug driving and raising…
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Horror shorts by County Durham filmmaker earn global audience
A filmmaker has received international recognition after two of his short films were selected for inclusion on an American streaming platform…
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Ripon pub takes inspiration from Woodstock for new live music festival
Magstock will take place on Bank Holiday Saturday at The Magdalens in Ripon.
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York city centre flat with panoramic skyline views hits market for £695,000
A sixth-floor flat at Ryedale House, offering panoramic views across York’s historic skyline, has been listed for £695,000.
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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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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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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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Harrogate author champions young writers tackling county lines in poetry
Harrogate author and organiser Christina Gabbitas recently announced the winners of a national poetry and lyric-writing competition.
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York Food and Drink Festival reveals new venue and packed 2026 programme
York Food and Drink Festival is back for another year of culinary delights, from September 18 to 27.
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York businesses report booming trade in hot summer - but challenges too
Hospitality businesses across York and North Yorkshire report a boost to trade thanks to our hot summer but also some challenges.
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‘York is losing its shine’ – Business owner’s dismay over state of city centre
A York business owner fears that York city centre is “losing its shine” due to an epidemic of anti-social behaviour and a lack of investment. Matt Kaplan, owner of The Cheesecake Guy on Shambles, says incidents of public urinating, begging...
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Podium success for Pickering runners at gruelling Farndale challenge
Pickering Running Club battled a hot and dusty day in the Hardmoors Farndale Half Marathon at the weekend.
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‘I cooked for the Queen Mother aged 12’: James Martin on his Yorkshire childhood
From Castle Howard to TV fame, MAXINE GORDON looks back at the Yorkshire roots of top chef James Martin
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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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UK’s first academic grunge conference to explore music and culture in York
Grunge Included 2026, the UK’s first academic conference dedicated to the genre, will take place at York St John University.
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Harrogate sisters celebrate second Yorkshire award for lifestyle brand
Harrogate sisters Clare and Lucy Bulmer took home the award for Best Fashion & Interiors at the 2026 Yorkshire Muddy Stilettos Awards.
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York and North Yorkshire residents asked to share views on violent crime
People across York and North Yorkshire are being asked to share their views on violence and community safety in a survey led by Jo Coles.
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Two men deny setting fire to Pickering family's house
Two men have denied starting a fire with intent to endanger the lives of a Pickering man and his family.
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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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York accountancy firm named among city’s top three for tenth year running
Mollan & Co, based in Stamford Bridge, received the Three Best Rated crystal award.
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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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An android accused of murder takes centre stage in new Scarborough play
Rehearsals are underway for a new play, The Trial of Romeo Oscar, set to intrigue and provoke audiences at the Stephen Joseph Theatre
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Customers enjoy relaxing pints at re-opened Sam Smith's 'flagship' pub
Customers are once more enjoying Tadcaster’s iconic Angel & White Horse Inn, which is now back open after seven long years!
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Eight-bedroom Fulford property with beauty salon on sale for £775,000
An eight-bedroom property in Fulford, with apartments and a salon, is up for sale for offers over £775,000.
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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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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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Harrogate law firm appoints new head of employment law
Lanre Fakunle has joined McCormicks Solicitors in Harrogate as the new head of employment law.
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Date of blood Moon partial lunar eclipse - why Moon will appear red and how to see it
A partial lunar eclipse - making the Moon appear red - will occur towards the end of August.
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Date of blood Moon partial lunar eclipse - why Moon will appear red and how to see it
A partial lunar eclipse - making the Moon appear red - will occur towards the end of August.
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Hunt for best bakery in Bradford gets underway as new T&A competition launched
We’re on the hunt to find the best bakery in Bradford district.
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Noël Coward double bill coming to the Kirk Theatre
A new pilot co-production will bring a double-bill of Noël Coward to the stage later this month.
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North Yorkshire team crowned national champions
Ryedale tug of war club has been crowned national champions after clinching victory at the NFYFC finals.
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Noël Coward double bill coming to the Kirk Theatre
A new pilot co-production will bring a double-bill of Noël Coward to the stage later this month.
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North Yorkshire team crowned national champions
Ryedale tug of war club has been crowned national champions after clinching victory at the NFYFC finals.
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Woman taken to hospital and three arrests after York city centre 'assault'
A woman has been taken to hospital and three people have been arrested after an 'assault' in a busy York city centre street.
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Plans for York store transformation decided amid uncertainty over future
The transformation of a York store has been given the go ahead following uncertainty over its future. An application to convert Size?, in St Sampson’s Square, into a Joe & The Juice drinks and sandwich outlet have been approved by City...
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Warning as fans to get 'up close and personal' with chart-topping DJ in Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough's Prohibition Bar has issued a strict zero-tolerance warning ahead of the Tom Zanetti show.
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Changes backed for major York shopping centre after buyout
Changes to a major York shopping centre have been approved after it changed hands earlier this year.
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Whitby's Endeavour replica must be moved due to sewage concerns, council says
The replica of Yorkshire’s most famous ship, Captain Cook’s Endeavour, will be removed from Whitby harbour due to financial problems and concerns about sewage.
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Locals say plans for Teesside pet crematorium would 'ease anxiety' for owners
A planning application has been submitted to convert a vacant workshop in Skelton into a pet crematorium - offering more support for pet owners.
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Rare and red-listed breeding bird spotted in waters of the North East
A rare and red-listed breeding bird has been captured on camera enjoying the waters of the North East.
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Drivers facing nearly 50 miles and one hour of diversions due to roadworks
Motorists in North Yorkshire could face a diversion of almost 50 miles as drainage improvement works close a road in Swaledale.
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Animal cruelty reports to RSPCA rise in West and North Yorkshire
The RSPCA says the rise in pet ownership during the pandemic could be a contributing factor.
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Changes backed for major York shopping centre after buyout
Changes to a major York shopping centre have been approved after it changed hands earlier this year.
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Knaresborough car dealer jailed for fraudulent trading | Harrogate Informer
Andrew Mearns (57, of Colwyn Place, Llandudno in Wales), is a director of a high-value sports car dealership in Knaresborough, and has been jailed for
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Darlington counting the cost as children's care plans continue to rise
The cost of placing children in external residential care is increasing as Darlington faces growing demand for specialist placements, a council…
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County Durham man released on bail after arrest over allegations including rape
A Chester-le-Street man arrested for a string of serious offences including rape, child neglect, and possession of a firearm has been released on…