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Major supermarket launches 1,000 apprenticeships to get young people into work
Morrisons wants to help more young people get into work by offering 1,000 apprenticeships.
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Why should our social care system become reliant on migrant workers? - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: John Riseley, Harrogate.
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Investigation launched after gambling machine hit in coastal North Yorkshire pub
An investigation is underway after a person has stolen from a gambling machine inside a pub in Whitby.
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'Families bear the brunt'- York views sought on national social care changes
Questions are set to be asked about the future of social care in York.
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Thief targets cars in North Yorkshire town
Police are appealing for information after a series of vehicle interference incidents in Tadcaster.
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'Families bear the brunt'- York views sought on national social care changes
Questions are set to be asked about the future of social care in York.
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Major supermarket launches 1,000 apprenticeships to get young people into work
Morrisons wants to help more young people get into work by offering 1,000 apprenticeships.
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Farm on the M62: Perfect life on the moor for our cows - Jill Thorp
The cows seem to be enjoying life out on the moor and so far have stayed within their invisible boundary fence. It’s quite a novelty for us, driving up the motorway and spotting them grazing, the calves leaping around exploring their new surroundings.
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Ludwig fans all say the same thing about BBC drama as series 2 begins
Ludwig has returned for a second series and fans have praised the show's new episodes so far.
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Pupils perform ABBA songs to mark North Yorkshire caravan park's 50th birthday
THE 1970s proved to be ‘the name of the game’ as school children performed a medley of ABBA hits to mark the 50th anniversary of a much-loved…
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Pupils perform ABBA songs to mark North Yorkshire caravan park's 50th birthday
THE 1970s proved to be ‘the name of the game’ as school children performed a medley of ABBA hits to mark the 50th anniversary of a much-loved…
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Much-loved bookshop closes doors after seven years to embark on new chapter
The Blue House Bookshop has closed its doors to its former shop in Bootham a month early to embark on a brand-new chapter.
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'It’s going to be a very special night' - North Yorkshire venue celebrates 200th show
A top North Yorkshire venue is celebrating its 200th show since reopening and bringing a record-breaking season to a close.
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Brits warned of 5-year prison risk for bringing item into Middle Eastern country
Brits travelling to Qatar risk a possible five-year prison sentence if they bring banned medication into the country
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East Yorkshire couple to appear on Dragon's Den with award-winning invention
Jason and Belle Richardson, , the inventors of SealStop, the multi-award-winning Yorkshire water-saving device, will be on TV's Dragons'…
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‘Unviable’ church with congregation of eight will be turned into flats
An ‘unviable’ church in a North Yorkshire village will be converted into flats after plans were approved despite local objections.
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Ludwig fans all say the same thing about BBC drama as series 2 begins
Ludwig has returned for a second series and fans have praised the show's new episodes so far.
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Drunken York 'jackal' knocked out 'complete stranger' in York city centre
A "jackal" knocked a complete stranger out in a drunken rage outside Vudu in York city centre, a court heard.
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All stores close as high street fashion retailer in administration
All UK stores have closed after a popular fashion retailer entered administration.
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Vintage vehicles to race along Bridlington beach at free festival
Race the Waves returns to Bridlington from September 10 to 13, featuring a 200-yard sprint along the sands of South Beach.
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Police hunting for 'silver car' that fled scene after crash
Police are hunting for a silver car that fled the scene after a crash.
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York confectionery shop marks 40 years of fudge-making in the city
Fudge Kitchen York is celebrating 40 years of handcrafting fudge with a birthday weekend this month.
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Fake bank notes used to buy top of the range laptop in North Yorkshire
Fraudulent bank notes were used to buy a laptop in a North Yorkshire town.
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Councillor and ex-mayor allegedly made antisemitic tweets, York jury told
A jury at York Crown Court has heard that a serving councillor and former town mayor allegedly made a dozen antisemitic tweets over nearly a month.
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'Unviable' church to be converted into house despite neighbour objections
AN ‘unviable’ church in a North Yorkshire village will be converted into flats after plans were approved despite local objections.
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Police hunting for black and white dog after attack in North Yorkshire town
A black and white Jack Russell has attacked another dog in a coastal North Yorkshire town.
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New dry eye treatment arrives in North Yorkshire after £34,000 investment
Specsavers Ripon has become the first in North Yorkshire to offer a new treatment for dry eye.
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Police hunting for black and white dog after attack in North Yorkshire town
A black and white Jack Russell has attacked another dog in a coastal North Yorkshire town.
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Three women arrested after cross county 'theft'
Three women have been arrested after a cross county 'theft'.
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Yorkshire artist celebrates magazine's 80th anniversary with new painting
Linda Mellin’s artwork, titled Yorkshire Life, features landmarks from across the county in celebration of Yorkshire Life magazine's 80th…
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Man jailed after police find 87,000 indecent images of children on devices
A Bradford man has been jailed after police uncovered more than 87,000 indecent images and videos of children on his devices, including material obtained using secret cameras.
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Eat up: I tried supermarket chicken pies and found the best
We taste tested pies from various supermarkets including Sainsbury's and Morrisons.
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Moon’s mill: 'Our tweed pops up everywhere, from Amandaland to Los Angeles'
Prized by celebrities and designers the world over, Yorkshire weavers Abraham Moon & Sons is playing a vital role in making British tailoring cool again, as Yorkshire Post Fashion Editor Stephanie Smith discovers.
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What the death of Jason Arday shows us about society - Daxa Patel
The recent death of Professor Jason Arday warrants a period of reflection and pause. The Chancellor of Cambridge described the atmosphere surrounding him as a racist feeding frenzy. This is a phrase that should make us ask what kind of society we have become and why we appear to have lost the ability to recognise the humanity of those placed under the glare of public scrutiny.
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Three women arrested after cross county 'theft'
Three women have been arrested after a cross county 'theft'.
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40 jobs saved but popular York firm's liquidation leaves near £500,000 debts
York-based Frango Eduardo Ltd, which offers authentic Portuguese food, has entered a creditor’s voluntary liquidation, with debts approaching…
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40 jobs saved but popular York firm's liquidation leaves near £500,000 debts
York-based Frango Eduardo Ltd, which offers authentic Portuguese food, has entered a creditor’s voluntary liquidation, with debts approaching…
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‘Neglect’ of terror attack victims a national scandal, survivors say
It is a national scandal that survivors of terrorist attacks are still being “mistreated and neglected”, campaigners have said as the UK marked the first dedicated memorial day for victims.
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Police hunting for 'silver car' that fled scene after crash
Police are hunting for a silver car that fled the scene after a crash.
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Why it is vital that ambitious young people are given the opportunity to get on in life - Ismail Mulla
Over the past couple of weeks the dye will have been cast for many young people when it comes to their immediate future. Last week, thousands of students received their A-Levels and yesterday thousands of children were either celebrating or being commiserated following their GCSE results.
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Urgent action is needed in the case of sudden hearing loss - Andy Armitage
There are not many hearing emergencies that require someone going to A&E, but sudden hearing loss is definitely the main one. The professional term is Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSNHL) and is one of the few genuine hearing emergencies.
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Ludwig fans all say the same thing about BBC drama as series 2 begins
Ludwig has returned for a second series and fans have praised the show's new episodes so far.
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Discover how Hull College can help your business build a skilled, safer workforce
If you’re looking to strengthen your warehouse workforce, take a look at Hull College’s new supply chain warehouse operative apprenticeship.
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Top North Yorkshire hotel owned by Eric Clapton scores one-star for food hygiene
The Eric Clapton-owned Burythorpe House Hotel near Malton has scored one-star for food hygiene, meaning ‘major improvement necessary’.
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More than 30 artists and craftspeople set for Fangfest near York
Preparations are well underway for this year’s Fangfest, being held on September 5 and 6.
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Plan to turn North Yorkshire house into HMO and holiday let meets ire
PLANS to turn a residential house into a holiday let and HMO have met with objections from councillors in a North Yorkshire town.
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Magical 'hidden gem' Yorkshire trail with playground ideal for family trip
The Studfold Adventure Trail has a fairy village, mini golf, and a playground for children to enjoy.