York
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Whitby art gallery secures £11,130 to inspire next generation of artists
AN art gallery in Whitby has secured more than £11,000 in external funding to create a new education programme designed to help young people engage with art and support learning in local schools.
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Crash causing delays on A19 near York
A crash is causing jams on the A19 south of York this afternoon (Wednesday). It’s between the Designer Outlet and Crockey Hill. Emergency services are on the scene. Crash location Drivers report standstill traffic on the road both ways....
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This popular bakery could soon be serving alcohol from 9am
BEER and bakes from 9am could soon be on the menu of a popular North Yorkshire café if a licence application is approved by the council.
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Man taken to hospital after medical episode on offshore gas rig
A rescue operation has been called after reports of a man experiencing a medical episode on an offshore gas rig.
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Fun-filled apple festival coming to Helmsley Walled Garden
An autumn celebration of heritage fruit and crafts is coming to life at Helmsley Walled Garden.
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Bear Grylls-themed attraction in £5m upgrade of East Yorkshire holiday park
The Skipsea Sands holiday park set to receive a £5 million investment.
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Firefighters help horse after accident in York village
Fire crews in York helped a horse stand after it fell on a road this afternoon.
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Gallery dedicated to David Hockney reopens at Bradford's Cartwright Hall
A gallery dedicated to the late David Hockney, which was one of the final projects the artist was involved in, has re-opened in Bradford this week.
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People queue down the street as York business gives away freebies
York went hot chocolate crazy today! Chocolate cafe chain Knoops have been giving away free hot chocolates since midday today (Wednesday 21 October) – and the city jumped at the chance to get in line. Hot chocolate-lovers simply had to...
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Equity deal to drive growth of York firm into £10million business
A health and wellness company has secured a “hugely significant” investment and partnership.
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Yorkshire bodybuilder, 33, dead after collapsing on stage during competition
A Yorkshire bodybuilder has died after collapsing on stage at a competition in the West Midlands.
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York takeaway rules would ‘put businesses at risk’ – as efforts to tackle obesity defended
A row has erupted over the latest plans for new takeaways in York. Opposition Liberal Democrat planning spokesperson Cllr Andrew Hollyer said a climb down from recommending blocking new takeaways within 800m of schools outside York city...
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Urgent search launched to find missing man with links to York
North Yorkshire Police has joined an extensive search for missing man, Matthew Thompson, who has connections to York.
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Parents urged to speak to their children after incidents in Selby Park
Police are asking for the community’s support following reports of antisocial behaviour and vandalism in Selby Park. There has been damage to park facilities, fires have been started and young people have been climbing onto buildings. This...
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This popular bakery could soon be serving alcohol from 9am
BEER and bakes from 9am could soon be on the menu of a popular North Yorkshire café if a licence application is approved by the council.
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North Yorkshire doctors' surgery to close tomorrow
A NORTH Yorkshire doctors' surgery is to close tomorrow (Thursday).
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East Coast village pub with five motorhome sites up for sale at £250,000 freehold
An East Yorkshire village pub boasting a "growing drinks trade" is up for sale.
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Bear Grylls-themed attraction in £5m upgrade of East Yorkshire holiday park
The Skipsea Sands holiday park set to receive a £5 million investment.
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LIVE BLOG: Major disruption on LNER route after person dies
Police are dealing with an incident on the LNER route which is causing major disruption to rail passengers.
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Police and firefighters called to late-night York crash
Emergency services were called to a crash involving one vehicle in York last night, October 20.
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Police and firefighters called to late-night York crash
Emergency services were called to a crash involving one vehicle in York last night, October 20.
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Rural councils demand action from John Healey in Budget after feeling 'neglect'
John Healey is set to announce his first Budget as Chancellor next week.
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New Harrogate event aims to protect shop workers from crime and abuse
Harrogate BID is hosting the Retail Crime and Staff Safety Drop-in at the Victoria Shopping Centre as part of Safer Business Action Week.
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Board papers raise more questions over Doncaster Sheffield Airport reopening plans
The move by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) to buy Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA) and the adjacent Innovation Quarter employment land is a bold one.
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East Yorkshire Buses announces new hospital service link to three towns
East Yorkshire Buses will launch the X56 service connecting York, Pocklington, and Market Weighton with Castle Hill Hospital.
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Popular well-being brand to open first northern shop in York
Norfolk Natural Living is opening its first northern shop at 50 Stonegate, York, offering vegan, cruelty-free fragrances, aromatherapy and home products.
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Popular well-being brand to open first northern shop in York
Norfolk Natural Living is opening its first northern shop at 50 Stonegate, York, offering vegan, cruelty-free fragrances, aromatherapy and home products.
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Second airline to leave Leeds Bradford Airport after easyJet withdrawal
The decision comes weeks after easyJet said it would leave Leeds Bradford next January.
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Nine million UK homes enter winter with no energy bill buffer
More than nine million households enter winter with no energy credit cushion or in arrears as January price cap rises loom, Uswitch research reveals.
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Driver more than 3 times alcohol limit used same petrol station as police, court told
A driver was more than three times the legal alcohol limit when he drove to a petrol station used by police, York magistrates heard.
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Major alcohol supplier stocked in Tesco enters administration with 27 jobs lost
Amber Beverage Group UK has entered administration and ceased trading after 27 years in business, with around 27 staff made redundant.
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York takeaway rules fears for businesses as efforts to tackle obesity defended
A row has erupted over the latest plans for new takeaways in York.
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Firefighters rescue 'trapped' person in North Yorkshire town
North Yorkshire firefighters rescued someone who was 'trapped' in Easingwold on Tuesday, October 21.
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Sheffield and South Yorkshire have a distinctive contribution to make to tech - Ben Miskell
Sheffield and South Yorkshire have always been places that make things, solve problems and turn ideas into industries. From engineering and advanced manufacturing to university research, innovation is part of our identity. Today, the city and region are emerging as one of the UK’s most exciting technology economies.
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Thousands worth of 'stolen' LEGO, chocolate and alcohol found - three arrested
Lego, chocolate, and booze are among the 'stolen' items that were found in a car pulled over by police in East Yorkshire,
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Applications now open for York’s annual Christmas Cheer Receptions
Application forms are now available for York’s annual Christmas Cheer Receptions this December.
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North Yorkshire woman forced to seek treatment abroad for painful condition
A woman from Ryedale is being forced to go abroad to seek treatment for a debilitating condition that has left her struggling to live a normal life for the last two years.
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Concern for missing man, 57, last seen at York city centre pub
A man in his 50 has gone missing after last being seen in a York pub.
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Crash on A64 near York causing queuing traffic
A crash on the A64 is causing traffic problems this morning (Wednesday). It’s on the westbound lane close to Flaxton Moor. This is in an area where traffic is already slow due to construction work. Crash location The road is congested in...
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How the Chancellor can back the grafters and get young people into employment - Sarah Todd
A week today and a lad who spent his childhood growing up in Yorkshire will be delivering his first budget. Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey was born in Wakefield but the family moved around a lot because of his father’s work with the prison service.
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'I’m not sure whether to laugh, cry or sit with a cup of tea and let it sink in'
Doncaster-born Wayne Sables admits that his route towards a career as a film maker and digital expert is perhaps an unconventional one.
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Boss of liquidated York hospitality firm owing over £235,000 slams government
The boss of a liquidated York hospitality business says firms in the sector are suffering due to rising costs and government policy.
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York band announce their 'biggest headline show ever' to celebrate huge milestone
York band to celebrate 20 years with their ‘biggest headline show ever’ next year. Metal band Glamour of the Kill will be marking the milestone with a homecoming show at York Barbican on Saturday 21 August 2027. Having started out by...
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York and Scarborough maternity services need £736k to meet NHS standards
THE trust that runs York and Scarborough hospitals needs an estimated £736,000 to meet new national maternity and neonatal care requirements being introduced across England.
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Top York venue set to reopen magical Christmas attraction
A much-loved York museum is set to bring the feeling of Christmas Eve anticipation to the city centre this year.
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Why climate resilience is just as important as tackling climate change
The impact of climate change can no longer be brushed off as a concern for other parts of the world. This summer provided the most vivid evidence of why Britain must become more climate resilient.
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This Leeds cafe has a sauna you can use on your lunch break
Sauna culture has taken the UK by storm, and in recent years, a number of venues have opened across Yorkshire.
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Universal Credit and other DWP benefits could increase after latest inflation figures
DWP benefits including PIP, DLA and Universal Credit could rise from April 2027 after September CPI inflation reached 3.5. Here's what it means.
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Universal Credit and other DWP benefits could increase after latest inflation figures
DWP benefits including PIP, DLA and Universal Credit could rise from April 2027 after September CPI inflation reached 3.5. Here's what it means.
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Sir Gareth Southgate’s football prize helps raise £280K for children’s hospice
Sir Gareth Southgate’s coaching session helped raise more than £280,000 for Martin House Children’s Hospice at its Glitter Ball.