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Thousands of Yorkshire businesses facing 'critical' financial distress
Nearly 3,700 companies in Yorkshire are now in 'critical' financial distress, according to new research from BTG.
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Manchester Airport: Runway closed as man who encroached airfield arrested with flights diverted and delayed
Flights were diverted away from Manchester Airport on Friday evening as a man was arrested for encroaching the airfield.
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Bid to revive ancient wildflower 'hotspot' discovered at University of York
A FORGOTTEN landscape that once drew the world’s botanists to Yorkshire could hold the key to restoring lost wildlife, research suggests.
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Here are the latest food hygiene ratings across Malton
The latest batch of food hygiene ratings for Malton restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses has been revealed.
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'I'm a pilot for Jet2 at Leeds Bradford Airport - I could fly before driving'
Pilot Earl Kingston can remember the registration number of his first car, a golf Ford Fiesta.
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Check your post as HMRC sends letters to nearly 2 million Brits about unpaid tax
Nearly two million people will receive important letters from HMRC in the coming weeks about simple assessments.
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York car dealership goes under owing more than £400,000
A York car dealership has been liquidated and a report says it owes more than £400,000.
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Ex-North Yorkshire mayor posted antisemitic tweets, jury decides
The CPS and York's top judge speak after a former North Yorkshire town mayor was found to have posted antisemitic tweets when a councillor.
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'A little extra walking never hurt anyone - man up and stop complaining about NRM'
A little extra walking never hurt anyone - people should stop complaining about the longer walk to the National Railway Museum, says today's…
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Ex-North Yorkshire mayor posted antisemitic tweets, jury decides
The CPS and York's top judge speak after a former North Yorkshire town mayor was found to have posted antisemitic tweets when a councillor.
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Sky Bet Ebor takes centre stage as York races reach thrilling climax
What has already been a magical week on the Knavesmire reaches its climax with the running of the most famous contest, the £500,000 Sky Bet Ebor.
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York set for sunny weekend as Met Office predicts dry conditions
The Met Office is predicting a dry and bright weekend across York.
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Here are the latest food hygiene ratings across York businesses
The latest batch of food hygiene ratings for York restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses has been revealed.
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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around York this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in and around York, according to petrolprices.com.
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York car dealership goes under owing more than £400,000
A York car dealership has been liquidated and a report says it owes more than £400,000.
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Thousands of Yorkshire businesses facing 'critical' financial distress
Nearly 3,700 companies in Yorkshire are now in 'critical' financial distress, according to new research from BTG.
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Pickering runners tackle steep climbs and tricky terrain in busy weekend
Pickering Running Club tackled multiple races in a busy weekend of events.
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Blows traded over almost £10m black hole facing York Council
An almost £10 million black hole facing City of York Council has seen politicians trade blows.
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Ex Yorkshire councillor reveals true extent of racist abuse
A former Sheffield councillor, who is a Muslim woman, has revealed the racism she experienced in the role.
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Remembering Phyllida Law the mother of Dame Emma Thompson
Stage, television and film actress Phyllida Law, who has died at 94, was the mother of Dame Emma Thompson and Sophie Thompson and the widow of Eric Thompson, who provided the voices for the children’s TV favourite, The Magic Roundabout.
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Remembering Professor Jason Arday
Jason Arday, who has died at 41, was a sociologist whose remarkable rise from impoverished beginnings led to his appointment as the youngest black professor at the University of Cambridge. But his success precipitated his downfall when he resigned after an investigation into his academic qualifications and allegations of plagiarism.
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Meet the campaigners battling for water improvements across Yorkshire
Whether it’s for just a little paddle to cool your feet, or you intend on taking the plunge and going for a proper swim, when the weather is as hot as it has been this summer there are few things more appealing than an outdoor dip.
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Seafront café and kiosks to be demolished over fears building could collapse
A coastal fish and chip shop and café will be demolished in a North Yorkshire town despite concerns about a lack of long-term plans.
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Butcher, baker, fishmonger -you name it, they did their rounds
IT’S HARD to believe that in the days when lives are lived through the click of a keypad traders still go round communities delivering goods in a…
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Historic seaside cliff lift dating back to 1800s closed due to safety fears
An historic cliff lift dating back to 1875 has been closed with immediate effect following safety concerns in the UK seaside town.
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Blows traded over almost £10m black hole facing York Council
An almost £10 million black hole facing City of York Council has seen politicians trade blows.
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Jeremy Vine dropped as host of carers awards ceremony after backlash
Jeremy Vine has been dropped as the host of a carers awards ceremony after a furious backlash.
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Plans approved to extend large mural in North Yorkshire town centre
PLANS to extend a prominent outdoor mural on a Grade-II listed building in a North Yorkshire town centre have been approved by councillors.
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Plans approved to extend large mural in North Yorkshire town centre
PLANS to extend a prominent outdoor mural on a Grade-II listed building in a North Yorkshire town centre have been approved by councillors.
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Jeremy Vine dropped as host of carers awards ceremony after backlash
Jeremy Vine has been dropped as the host of a carers awards ceremony after a furious backlash.
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Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift closed after assessment by engineers
Scarborough Spa Cliff Lift has been closed with immediate effect due to a number of issues which have been identified with its infrastructure and critical components.
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Multiple emergency services called to incident in York city centre
Emergency services have been called to York city centre following an incident. Crews from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue, along with York Rescue…
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Historic seaside cliff lift dating back to 1800s closed due to safety fears
An historic cliff lift dating back to 1875 has been closed with immediate effect following safety concerns in the UK seaside town.
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Rising costs force North Yorkshire firm to cut apprenticeships to 10-year low
Rising costs are forcing North Yorkshire steelwork firm Tadweld to cut its apprenticeship intake to the lowest level in a decade.
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Delays mount after crash blocks major York road
Delays are mounting on a major road in York after a crash.
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Asda relaunches nostalgic chocolate bar 30 years after High Court battle
A chocolate bar has returned to shelves at Asda after nearly 30 years.
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Rare £2 coin with fried egg error sells for more than 67 times its face value
A rare £2 coin has sold for more than £134 after its fried egg error started a bidding war.
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Last Post send off as funeral for 100 year-old Second World War veteran is held
Dennis Smith, who was from Dormanstown and lived in Eston, was just a teenager when he took part in the Normandy landings on D-Day.
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Man jailed after setting police van on fire during Leeds city centre demonstration
A man has been jailed after using an accelerant to set fire to a police van during a demonstration in Leeds city centre.
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'Large fallen tree' blocks road near picturesque North Yorkshire village
A road on the outskirts of a North Yorkshire village has been blocked by a 'large fallen tree'.
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LIVE: Multiple emergency services called to incident in York city centre
Emergency services have been called to York city centre following an incident. Crews from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue, along with York Rescue…
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Rare £2 coin with fried egg error sells for more than 67 times its face value
A rare £2 coin has sold for more than £134 after its fried egg error started a bidding war.
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Two arrested after perfume 'theft' turns into York city centre chase
Two men have been arrested after a chase through York city centre - which exposed them as potential drug dealers.
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‘We turned a barn into a planetarium and now we struggle to accommodate people’
The Lime Tree Observatory and Planetarium in North Yorkshire has now been open for ten years. Liana Jacob speaks to one of those who founded the centre.
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'Big mistake' - Yorkshire man jailed after threats to burn down neighbours' houses
A man has been sentenced after making repeated threats to burn down his neighbours' homes over a parking dispute.
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'Large fallen tree' blocks road near picturesque North Yorkshire village
A road on the outskirts of a North Yorkshire village has been blocked by a 'large fallen tree'.