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Darlington man entered woman's home and raped her as child lay asleep at her side
A man said to represent a “high risk” of serious future harm to women has been jailed as a “dangerous offender” for offences of rape and…
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'Drunk and upset' pensioner stalked and pushed ex after 'on off' relationship ended
A “drunk and upset” Ushaw Moor pensioner shoved her ex-partner and banged on the door of his home after their “on off” relationship fell…
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What exactly will take the place of vape shops on our ‘hollowed-out’ high streets? - Jayne Dowle
Andy Burnham’s ambitious plan to revive our ‘hollowed-out’ high streets will only work if he balances the other side of the coin, supporting small businesses to fill the spaces left behind by all those vape shops.
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'Happy' Sunderland nursery where 'children made safer' praised by Ofsted
Bubbly Gems Nursery in Sunderland has met Ofsted’s expected standard in all six inspection categories, with inspectors praising its safeguarding…
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New pictures reveal progress at Darlington Treasury hub dubbed 'No 11 North'
New pictures have revealed the progress at Darlington’s Treasury hub dubbed ‘Number 11 North’ as 800 tonnes of steel are installed.
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Traffic, travel and weather news - Live updates for County Durham and the North East
We'll be bringing you all the latest live traffic, travel and weather updates from County Durham and the North East.
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The farm shop in County Durham becoming a favourite stop for drivers
Cross Lanes Organic Farm near Barnard Castle has become a popular A66 stop, with visitors praising its café, local produce, butcher’s counter and…
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Grade II listed home at gateway to Yorkshire Dales blends history and modern living
Believed to date from the 1600s, Springfield is a Grade II listed detached home that began life as a traditional cruck house and has been…
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Oliver Bonas 'coming soon' to Teesside Park as fresh sign plans lodged
Plans have been lodged with Stockton Borough Council for the new Oliver Bonas store at Teesside Park, which is "coming soon".
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Controlled burning is needed to keep wildfires at bay - Robbie Moore
This summer has been the hottest on record and there have been significant consequences of this extended period of heat. First among them has been the wildfires we’ve seen breaking out across the length and breadth of Britain.
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York's NRM responds to concerns over long walk as visitors await new entrance
The National Railway Museum says it is working to improve the longer temporary visitor route but has not yet revealed when a new entrance will open
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Five years on - £130m A19 Testo’s upgrade praised for easing congestion
Five years after its completion, South Tyneside’s £130m A19 Testo’s Junction upgrade is being praised for improving journeys, capacity and…
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SOLD: former private school near York with £5 million price tag
A Grade II estate which was formerly the home of a prestigious private school near York has been sold.
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Fire started deliberately in Yorkshire resort
Crews from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service have been called to reports of a blaze started deliberately by youths in Scarborough.
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Concerns raised after Travellers spotted camped on York playing fields
Residents have raised their concerns after reports of Travellers having pitched up at a local college playing fields.
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Buy-to-let investors capitalising on soft housing market to drive price reductions, says Hamptons
Buy-to-let investors are capitalising on a cooling housing market, using their chain-free position and cash reserves to push for steep price reductions, according to new analysis from Hamptons using Connells Group data.
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If Britain is to invest intelligently in its own defence we might be wise to start out by ensuring we are better at supplying food - Andy Brown
It is said that the first duty of any government is to look to the defence of the nation. I’m not so sure. I think the first duty is to make sure we get fed. During both World Wars there was huge concern that the population would be starved into submission.
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What is the weather like in Darlington and County Durham this week?
The Met Office has forecast rain for Darlington and County Durham this week.
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Family fun at its finest: All the details of the St Leger finale
Doncaster Racecourse is preparing to bring the 250th St Leger Festival to a spectacular close with the return of Sunday Funday, a raceday created with families firmly at its heart.
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Discover how modern window design is responding to Yorkshire's traditional houses
Yorkshire's streets tell the story of its housing and give our county its unique look – but how can more traditional properties benefit from modern windows?
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Andy Burnham has a lot of work to do in rebuilding trust with farmers
Trust is a priceless commodity in politics and once frittered away it can be hard for a party to bounce back. Labour should know that better than most having spent a decade and a half in the political wilderness before 2024.
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Firework Championships at Newby Hall postponed
The Firework Championships at Newby Hall have been postponed due to the increased risk of fire caused by extremely dry conditions.
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County Durham shopping centre earns international health and wellbeing award
Dalton Park Outlet Shopping Destination in Seaham has achieved a prestigious 2-Star Fitwel Certification, recognising its commitment to health,…
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Nigella Lawson seen with Bake Off co-stars for first time as new series teased
The 66-year-old TV chef is joining the popular Channel 4 baking show as a judge, replacing Dame Prue Leith.
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Updated: Crash on York Outer Ring Road cleared
There’s been a second crash on a York main road this morning (Monday). This one is on the A64 York Outer Ring Road. It was on the westbound carriageway betweenGrimston Bar and theFulford Interchange. Crash location Emergency services went...
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SOLD: former private school near York with £5 million price tag
A Grade II estate which was formerly the home of a prestigious private school near York has been sold.
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Kemi Badenoch right to question the Government on defence spending
The deadly war between Ukraine and Russia is a reminder of the potent threat that Britain faces when it comes to defence. Over the past few months there have been several incidents that have questioned the country’s ability to defend itself.
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Growing online business prepares major expansion in the North East
Power Tool World, a long-established Newton Aycliffe business approaching 30 years of trading, is set for a major expansion with the addition of a…
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Historic pub in village near Darlington set to reopen soon under new management
400-year-old Heighington village pub The George and Dragon is set to reopen soon under new management after its landlord repossessed the building.
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Concerns raised after Travellers spotted camped on York playing fields
Residents have raised their concerns after reports of Travellers having pitched up at a local college playing fields.
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Crash blocks A19 near York – Emergency services on scene
A crash is causing problems near York this morning (Monday). It’s on the A19 north of Shipton by Beningbrough, close to the crossroads with Chapman’s Lane and Ambler’s Lane. Emergency services are on the scene. Crash location A YorkMix...
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Major road into York blocked following crash
Emergency services have been called to a crash on a major road into York.
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Fire started deliberately in Yorkshire resort
Crews from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service have been called to reports of a blaze started deliberately by youths in Scarborough.
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Call for action over ‘collapsing’ road surfaces causing ‘chaos’ in York street
Campaigners are calling for action over “collapsing” road surfaces off Lawrence Street in York which they say are causing “chaos” for…
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What to expect from the weather in Northallerton this week
The Met Office has forecast a mix of sunshine and rain for Northallerton this week.
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Image released after £8,000 of equipment stolen from vehicle in York
Police investigating a theft in York want to trace this person. Items worth £8,000 were stolen from a vehicle on Burton Stone Lane. It happened overnight between Tuesday, 7 July and Wednesday, 8 July. Burton Stone Lane, York A North...
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Winners revealed for Knaresborough Business Awards
The winners of the 2026 Knaresborough Business Awards have been revealed.
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Farming leaders welcome Government's 'reset' of relationship with agriculture
Farmers’ leaders have welcomed Andy Burham’s move to reset the Government’s relationship with the agricultural sector, heralding a pledge to cut on-farm reservoir planning delays as a step in the right direction.
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'I moved to the Yorkshire coast for work - and immediately discovered the place of my dreams'
Ana Cowie is the Marine Projects Manager at Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, with responsibility for all of the county’s extensive coastline. Originally from South Wales, she and her husband, Owen, now live in Hunmanby.
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Before Sam Smith's and John Smith's: the forgotten breweries of Tadcaster
Historic photographs reveal the bustling brewing trade that flourished in Tadcaster before Sam Smith's and John Smith's dominated.
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Call for action over ‘collapsing’ road surfaces causing ‘chaos’ in York street
Campaigners are calling for action over “collapsing” road surfaces off Lawrence Street in York which they say are causing “chaos” for…
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In the Dock - sandwiches stolen, assault of NHS worker and sex offenders
Two sex offenders and a man who behaved racially were among defendants sentenced recently at York Magistrates Court.
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York's NRM responds to concerns over long walk as visitors await new entrance
The National Railway Museum says it is working to improve the longer temporary visitor route but has not yet revealed when a new entrance will open
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Increased revenue raised from Castle Car Park revealed before changes
The Castle Car Park by Clifford’s Tower in York city centre made a provisional figure of more than £2m in revenue from customer payments during…
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Major work to ‘rebuild’ York road starts today – but should end pothole misery
Major road repairs that begin in York today (Monday) will cause significant disruption – but should last for years. Acomb Cllr Jason Rose says the three-week scheme to resurface the length of Beckfield Lane that begins at 8am will be worth...
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Air ambulance attend serious crash in North Yorkshire
Drivers were warned to avoid the A171 Whitby to Scarborough road this afternoon while emergency services deal with a serious crash near the Robin…
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Farm shop near A1(M) and A19 that shoppers say is ‘worth a detour’
Farm Gate Farm Shop and Free Range Butchery, near the A1(M) has earned a 4.9 Google rating, with visitors praising the venue.
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‘Hidden gem’ farm shop visitors on TripAdvisor say is ‘hiding in plain sight’
Beadlam Grange Farmshop & Bistro near Helmsley has earned hundreds of positive reviews for its breakfasts, butcher’s counter, Yorkshire…
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Humberside Fire and Rescue Service backs new ban on disposable barbecues
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service has backed a new temporary ban on the sale of disposable barbecues amid concerns they could pose a significant risk to public safety due to heatwave conditions.