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Eleven road closures set to affect Yorkshire and nearby villages this month
Multiple road closures will take place in York and surrounding areas this month for various works.
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York agency reports hot demand for coffee shops, cafes, and ice cream parlours
Coffee shops, cafes, and ice cream parlours are in hot demand across York, according to York property firm Barry Crux & Co.
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'Best' burger spot praised by reviewer in North East town
A viral food reviewer claims to have discovered 'the best burger' in a Northumberland town.
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'Secret' Northumberland beach with miles of sand where you might see dolphins
Budle Bay is a "hidden gem" beach that is popular with hikers and birdwatchers.
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Millions caring for their parents must not be overlooked in reforms - Dr Jackie Gray
Our new Prime Minister’s announcement to finally correct the UK’s social care system is a welcome one. However, any attempt at true reform will fall short unless it recognises the four million adults in the UK balancing the care of an ageing parent with the demands of their own lives.
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'Dangerous' paedophile with 'abhorent' images died in healthcare unit of HMP Durham
A “dangerous” paedophile who was found with "abhorrent and deeply disturbing" pictures of children died in a County Durham prison.
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Charity 5k run for mental health to take place in Malton this summer
Move For Mental Health will take place in Malton later this month to raise money for charity Mind.
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Charity 5k run for mental health to take place in Malton this summer
Move For Mental Health will take place in Malton later this month to raise money for charity Mind.
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Charred aftermath of off-road vehicle blaze that spread to forest floor
An off-road vehicle was “completely destroyed” by a blaze that spread 100 square metres across a forest floor near Loftus.
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Great Geordie greeting to welcome train travellers in Newcastle
Rail passengers travelling through Newcastle will be welcomed by a new daily spectacle after open-access operator Lumo partnered with Newcastle…
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Darlington arts charity secures sponsorship to expand family programme
Theatre Hullabaloo has secured new sponsorship from Durham-based Northumbria Financial Management, providing a boost for the Darlington children’s…
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Why this cool hang out spot is the second best place to visit in the north
Discover the Newcastle neighbourhood that has been named the second-best place to visit in the north.
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How Yorkshire's gardens are adapting to hotter summers
York Gate and Harlow Carr now have species that are usually found in Africa and South America.
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New job up for grabs at Beamish Museum - here's how to apply
Beamish Museum welcomes about 800,000 visitors every year, so it is no surprise that it takes a team of more than 500 staff and about 400 volunteers…
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Major police operation sees city centre road near York landmark sealed off
A major police operation was underway in York city centre last night.
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The popular farm shop and café with miniature railway becoming family favourite
Cedarbarn Farm Shop & Café, on Thornton Road near Pickering, currently holds a 4.4-star rating on Tripadvisor from around 650 reviews.
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The new seaside North Yorkshire ice cream shop that's already making waves
J.Becketts has been attracting plenty of attention thanks to its lemon tops, loaded sundaes, iced matcha drinks and traditional seaside favourites.
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Scarborough Cricket Club to turn pink and purple for hospice fundraiser
Scarborough Cricket Club will host 'Wear Pink and Purple for Saint Catherine’s Day' later this month.
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Swainby: Front door to the North York Moors
In the Crook Beck valley, overlooked by the moorlands of the Cleveland Hills and north-western boundary of the North York Moors National Park, Swainby has a literal magnetic draw that continues to forge the community.
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Seems like Yorkshire Water has given up on customer service - David Behrens
It’s those involuntary reflex actions that knock you sideways when the water goes off: reaching for the kettle, trying to flush the loo or wash your hands when you pick something nasty off the floor. It took me nearly 24 hours to get used to it.
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The Yorkshire Vet's Peter Wright helps launch pet memorial bench scheme
A TV vet who worked with James Herriot has helped launch a new scheme to help owners remember their beloved pets.
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Plans to finish long-stalled County Durham estate called 'ghost town' delayed further
Plans to redevelop a long-stalled housing estate, located next to the A688 at Evenwood Gate, near Bishop Auckland, dubbed a "ghost town,"…
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Bubbles, birds of prey, and a big wheel - families flock to Bishop Auckland festival
Bubbles, birds of prey and a big wheel took over a Bishop Auckland park as the Family Festival returned to the town.
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Inside £1.5m Teesdale country home set within 13 acres near Winston
Set in around 13 acres near the village of Winston, Highcliffe Farm is an exceptional country home that has been extensively modernised and…
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The underrated stretch of coastline tucked away in a North East town
Tucked away near Redcar is the underrated Coatham Beach - known for golden sands and hidden havens perfect for families and dog walkers looking to…
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Plans submitted for solar farm that could power 16,400 homes in Darlington
Plans have been submitted for a solar farm which could generate enough renewable electricity to power up to 16,400 Darlington homes.
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Three shoplifters jailed after thefts from same County Durham village Co-op store
Three prolific shoplifters who have repeatedly struck at the same village store have each now been jailed.
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‘Beautiful’ York home that’s been ‘thoughtfully’ upgraded for sale – look inside
A period property with flexible living space and income potential has been put up for sale in Newborough Street, York.
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New Christmas adventure full of festive fun coming to Pocklington
A new family-friendly Christmas adventure is heading to Pocklington Arts Centre this December.
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Firefighters called after smoke reported inside York city centre premises
Smoke inside a building in York city centre was caused by an electrical fault yesterday evening, Saturday, August 15.
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Eleven road closures set to affect York and nearby villages this month
Multiple road closures will take place in York and surrounding areas this month for various works.
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Village near Boroughbridge prepares for annual scarecrow takeover
Minskip will host its annual Scarecrow Competition in September to raise money for St John’s Church.
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National Railway Museum staff efforts should be praised amid walkway woes
The extended walk for visitors accessing the National Railway Museum continues to be a talking point which is causing annoyance for many people.
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‘Beautiful’ York home that’s been ‘thoughtfully’ upgraded for sale – look inside
A period property with flexible living space and income potential has been put up for sale in Newborough Street, York.
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A pension warning has been issued for millions - check if you're affected
Pensioner poverty is rising again, with single retirees facing almost double the poverty rate of couples, new research from Steve Webb warns.
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A pension warning has been issued for millions - check if you're affected
Pensioner poverty is rising again, with single retirees facing almost double the poverty rate of couples, new research from Steve Webb warns.
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‘Accident waiting to happen’ – call for action over ‘inadequate' signs in York street
Campaigners are calling on the council to act after claiming drivers are “ignoring” a no entry sign in Vyner Street, York, due to “inadequate…
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New Christmas adventure full of festive fun coming to Pocklington
A new family-friendly Christmas adventure is heading to Pocklington Arts Centre this December.
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Scarborough Cricket Club to turn pink and purple for hospice fundraiser
Scarborough Cricket Club will host 'Wear Pink and Purple for Saint Catherine’s Day' later this month.
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A pension warning has been issued for millions - check if you're affected
Pensioner poverty is rising again, with single retirees facing almost double the poverty rate of couples, new research from Steve Webb warns.
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Serious incident near York landmark – Police cordon off main road
There’s a major police operation underway in the heart of York tonight (Saturday). Dozens of police officers are at a scene on Tower Street, next to Clifford’s Tower. A large area is taped off, centred around the traffic-light controlled...
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Busy path sealed off as police investigate incident near York city centre
Emergency services are on scene following an incident on a foot and cycle path near York city centre.
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Robbie Williams shares new health diagnosis saying 'it explains so much'
Robbie Williams has shared that he has been diagnosed with autism, which he says "explains so much"
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Busy path sealed off as police investigate incident near York city centre
Emergency services are on scene following an incident on a foot and cycle path near York city centre.
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5 books to add to your summer reading list from this month's Kemps picks
Featuring three books with Yorkshire links and two previous visitors to Kemps, this month includes harrowing historical fiction exploring Nazi war…
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Busy York path closed after police incident near city centre
Police are investigating an incident that has led to the closure of a usually busy footpath and cycle route near York city centre.
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The Yorkshire Dales village where Hollywood film star had a secret retreat
Sir Patrick Stewart owned historic Scar Top House near Hebden in the Yorkshire Dales for around 25 years before selling the Grade II-listed retreat…
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Inside the centuries-old Gothic mansion that could be the North East's grandest home
It's one of the most elegant properties on the market in the North East - step inside this Gothic mansion centuries in the making.
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Durham commissioner calls for tougher drink and drug driving laws
Durham Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen has called for tougher laws, better public education and greater investment in roads policing after…
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Paranormal weekends featuring haunted objects coming to hotel near Darlington
Hallgarth Hotel at Coatham Mundeville near Darlington is set to host two paranormal and spiritual events billed as the first of their kind in the…