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Incinerator performance questioned as landfill waste trebles
Opposition councillors have questioned whether North Yorkshire's waste incinerator is genuinely improving.
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Student gets permanent role with bank after winning 2 awards in same year
He has since secured a permanent role with the bank.
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Councillor has 'real concern' over £400,000 Bradford Council decision
This will be funded by “de-prioritising” £400,000 which had been planned for cultural events such as markets, festivals and concerts across the district.
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Plans for ‘world’s first carbon-negative’ Yorkshire data centre rejected
A York and North Yorkshire bid to become one of five UK AI Growth Zones has been rejected by the government.
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MP visits Pickering's biggest employer producing parts for Jaguar Land Rover
Thirsk and Malton MP Kevin Hollinrake recently visited WHS Plastics in Pickering, creating car parts destined for Jaguar Land Rover vehicles.
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York accountant’s frustration after employee feared being deported over visa delays
A York accountant has voiced his frustration after his employee, a Sri Lankan national, feared she would be deported over delays in processing her visa.
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Plans submitted for 9 home development in Bradford district village
Developers say the scheme is a more sympathetic use of the land that better fits the character of the village.
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What next for city centre shop raided by police after latest development
Police had written to the panel urging them to block the transfer.
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Have your say on Europe at York MP's town hall event
Have your say on Europe at York MP's town hall event
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Drivers warned of two-day road closure next month
East Riding Council has announced that Howe Lane in Kirby Underdale will be closed to through traffic for two days in November.
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Over 330 litres of illicit alcohol found during raid at this shop
Police have written to the council urging them to refuse the licence transfer.
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York accountant’s frustration after employee feared being deported over visa delays
A York accountant has voiced his frustration after his employee, a Sri Lankan national, feared she would be deported over delays in processing her visa.
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York City supporters among hardest hit by soaring away-day train costs
York City fans face some of the highest rail costs in League Two for following their team.
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Company comments on mystery roadside camera as questions continue
Mystery camera-like device on Mill Lane near Baildon and Hawksworth is not a speed camera or Openreach installation; its owner and purpose remain unknown.
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Residents at York care home treated to afternoon of music and memories
Residents were recently treated to an afternoon of live music at Ouse View care home.
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Yorkshire charities urged to sign up for Aldi's free Christmas food donations
Yorkshire charities are being encouraged to sign up for Aldi’s surplus food programme that could help them support more people in need.
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Over 2,240 homes could be built across 29 sites in Keighley according to Local Plan
OVER 2,240 homes would be built in Keighley between now and 2043 if Bradford’s draft Local Plan is adopted.
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Mother slams health trust after son left in a coma
A mother has said her son nearly died in an incident at York Hospital because NHS mental health professionals "didn’t listen to her".
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York café that’s at the heart of its community bids to stay open
A York café which feeds people struggling with isolation at Christmas has lodged a bid to stay open. An application to extend the temporary planning permission of Hull Road Park Café for a further five years has been submitted to City of...
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Pilates changed her life in Australia - now she's opened a studio in her hometown
Miffy Drysdale opens Posey Pilates Reformer studio at Albion Mills, Yorkshire, offering classes, mental wellbeing support and community events for local people.
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New season saving: Country pub in Harrogate gives guests a complimentary main course
“For this week only this dog-friendly country pub’s owners are offering a complimentary main course with each main purchase”
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Council responds to Harrogate Civic Society's heritage concerns
North Yorkshire Council is set to meet Harrogate Civic Society to discuss concerns about the condition of the town’s heritage.
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Work begins on £20m Huddersfield market revamp after price hike
Work on the £20m revamp of Huddersfield’s Grade II* Listed market hall has officially begun.
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Brute strangled woman overnight then punched her in the face the next morning
Javed Robinson has been jailed
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Bingley Pool: Council rules out funding £8.6m reopening as campaigners face uncertain future
Bingley Pool will cost £8.6m just bring it back to use – and Bradford Council bosses now say the building has “no role in the Council’s future leisure strategy.”
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York man wanted for prison recall after alleged breach of sexual offence order
Extensive enquiries remain ongoing to find Ryan Richards, originally from York, who is wanted for recall to prison.
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Reform's motion to withdraw Bradford from 'sanctuary' status lost by one vote
REFORM’S controversial motion to withdraw Bradford from the Local Authority of Sanctuary status was defeated by one vote following a heated debate on Wednesday evening.
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Long-standing North East gym gets go-ahead to move to bigger and improved base
A city health and fitness club can move to a new and improved base after plans to relocate were given the go-ahead.
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Viral Darlington fidget shop reopens after car smashed into building
A Darlington shop has fully reopened after a car crashed into the building, forcing it to close for more than a week.
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Protected species almost held up holiday park development
Plans for a new holiday park in the Filey area were held up after great crested newt breeding ponds were identified.
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Cockroach infestation fears overcome as supermarket no longer poses 'risk to health'
The butcher and bakery at a West Yorkshire supermarket have been allowed to reopen after an “imminent risk to health” was rectified.
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Trump's AI tiger video shows callous lack of judgement
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Darlington Pop Idol star Zoe Birkett 25 years on - from Big Brother to Take That
More than two decades after wowing audiences on the first series of Pop Idol, Consett's Zoe Birkett has built a successful career on the West End stage and remains a familiar face in British entertainment.
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Much-loved County Durham restaurant that served diners for 30 years to make comeback
Emilio's, a familiar name to generations of Durham diners, will return to its former home at 96 Elvet Bridge after Notch Americano closes.
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Looking back at scooter gatherings in and around the district
HAVING boomed during the 1950s and, especially, the 1960s, scooter clubs have remained popular throughout the decades that followed.
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£2m question over future of Stockton alleygates branded an 'eyesore' like a 'prison'
After 25 years of alleygates in Stockton, are they still a crime deterrent which has stood the test of time, or have times changed?
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Waltzers, wagons, and big wheel take over Yarm as fair rolls into town for 2026
Wagons, waltzers, and a big wheel have taken over Yarm as the fair rolls into town for 2026 - take a look at some pictures here.
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Catterick soldier who made 'homemade cannon' jailed for terror-linked offences
A Catterick Garrison soldier who made explosives and a “homemade cannon” while promoting extreme right-wing views has been jailed.
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Riverside stadium to host 150th anniversary performance before Cardiff clash
More than 300 Tees Valley dancers will perform at Riverside Stadium before Middlesbrough FC’s Cardiff City clash on Saturday (October 17).
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Ambulance service checks over person at scene of collision - what we know
The ambulance service confirmed it attended a collision in a Bradford suburb this afternoon.
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Pedestrian seriously injured after motorcyclist refused to stop for police
A pedestrian was seriously injured after being involved in a collision with a motorcycle in Bradford.
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The duke, the foxes and the secret plot behind this spectacular railway bridge
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Protected species almost held up holiday park development
Plans for a new holiday park in the Filey area were held up after great crested newt breeding ponds were identified.
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York firm launches AI tool to help track at-risk staff and respond to emergencies
Vismo launches Vismo AI at GSX 2026 in Atlanta, helping security teams protect employees, track risks and manage emergencies with real-time data worldwide.
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‘We haven’t split up until I say we’ve split up' - Man made acid attack threat
He monitored the woman’s phone, tracked where she was and who she was with, and made threats to burn down her home with her and her children inside.
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Farms disappearing from Yorkshire Dales villages amid complaints about noisy cows
Traditional farms are disappearing from Yorkshire Dales villages as farmers face complaints from residents about the noise of cattle, a councillor has warned.
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Call for new measures to stop youngsters becoming 'hardened criminals'
A new approach should be taken to prevent young people from becoming “hardened criminals”, a North Yorkshire councillor has warned.
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Concerns over growing number of HMOs on Yorkshire coast raised by deputy mayor
Coastal areas are “predominantly affected” by houses in multiple occupation (HMOs), North Yorkshire’s deputy mayor has said.