York
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Recruitment firm near York enters voluntary liquidation owing over £20,000
Pocklington-based Opus Recruitment Ltd has entered voluntary liquidation.
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Major North Yorkshire railway station redevelopment deferred
A MAJOR station gateway redevelopment has been deferred in a North Yorkshire town over concerns about public drop-off facilities.
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All the best pictures as the Queen braves rain to enjoy a day at the races in York
The Queen braved some of the first heavy rain in weeks to attend the Sky Bet Ebor Festival at York Racecourse.
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Plans submitted to turn part of golf course into 'small' holiday park
Plans have been submitted to turn part of a golf course into a “small” holiday park.
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Castle Howard's deep connection to the world's biggest film
The Odyssey may have become one of the highest-grossing films of all-time but did you know of the connections closer to home?
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Demolition of seafront chip shop and café
A SEAFRONT fish and chip shop, café, and public toilet is set to be demolished in a popular coastal town in North Yorkshire.
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York luxury spa shortlisted for three national awards - months after reopening
SubRosa at The Grand in York has been shortlisted for three national awards just months after reopening.
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What TV shows and streaming services can I watch without a TV licence?
If you want to get rid of your TV licence, you can still watch a lot of shows and services on-demand.
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EasyJet pulls out of Leeds Bradford Airport with flights axed
easyJet has announced it will stop flying from Leeds Bradford Airport.
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Seafront restaurant and café wants chairs and tables outside
A SEAFRONT restaurant and café in a popular North Yorkshire resort has applied for a pavement licence from the council.
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York luxury spa shortlisted for three national awards - months after reopening
SubRosa at The Grand in York has been shortlisted for three national awards just months after reopening.
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PICTURES - Queen visits York Racecourse to meet community's 'unsung heroes'
The Queen has visited York Racecourse today to meet 'unsung heroes' of the racing community.
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Search for suspicious vehicles after quadbike and chainsaw stolen
SIGHTINGS of suspicious vehicles are being sought following a burgalry in a North Yorkshire village.
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Illegal vapes hidden in confectionary boxes at shop, court told
Illegal vapes were found hidden in confectionary boxes in a shop investigated by trading standards officers in North Yorkshire.
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EasyJet confirms date for its final flight from Leeds Bradford Airport
EasyJet has confirmed it is scrapping flights from Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) from the start of next year.
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EasyJet pulls out of Leeds Bradford Airport with flights axed
easyJet has announced it will stop flying from Leeds Bradford Airport.
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Teenager jailed for raping two girls after convictions upheld on appeal
An 18-year-old has been jailed for raping two girls after they were forced to give evidence for a second time when he appealed against his convictions.
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Demand growing for eco-friendly interiors, says Yorkshire firm
The founder behind a Yorkshire-based sustainable interiors firm has said that demand is growing UK-wide for more environmentally friendly means of fitting out commercial spaces.
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'Vital step'- expansion of free bus travel welcomed in York
The expansion of free bus travel for disabled people has been welcomed in York.
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Child rapist jailed thanks to 12-year-old girl's 'incredible bravery'
A child rapist who plied a 12-year-old girl with drugs and alcohol in a ‘horrific’ sex attack has been jailed.
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Chancellor to lead growth strategy from No10 North, Burnham says
The Prime Minister’s plans to hand responsibilities for economic growth to the new No10 North are not a demotion for Chancellor John Healey and the Treasury, Angela Rayner has said.
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Firefighters tackle blaze in North Yorkshire woods
A crew is dealing with a wood fire in North Yorkshire.
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Nearly £400k spent on upkeep of disused private school near York since closure
Almost £400,000 has been spent on the upkeep of the former Queen Margaret's School, in Escrick near York, by administrators following its…
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Body found in North Yorkshire following search for missing woman
A body found by a member of public in North Yorkshire is believed to be of missing Tracey Smith.
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'The long walk is a disgrace' - views over York's National Railway Museum works
Anger is growing with one York resident saying ongoing National Railway Museum works are leaving some locals feeling isolated as disruption…
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Yorkshire issued with yellow weather warning by the Met Office
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning thunderstorms covering Yorkshire.
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Starbucks launches 2 new drinks in UK supermarkets this month
Starbucks is adding two new drinks to its supermarket on-the-go range and they're two matcha flavours.
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'Much-loved' grandfather dies after being hit by car in Aldi car park
A 77-year-old man has died after suffering life-threatening injuries when he was hit by a car in an Aldi car park in Brighouse.
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Council drops court case after Travellers leave York school playing fields
A Traveller encampment at All Saints RC School's playing fields has come to an end.
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Iconic ITV comedy show returning to UK TV screens after 12 years - free to watch
In September, Rewind TV will dedicate the month to four popular series, including Harry Hill's TV Burp.
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Transpennine Route Upgrade to take big step towards Huddersfield station transformation
Customers will soon be benefiting from a major transformation to Huddersfield station overseen by Transpennine Route Upgrade.
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Pet owners warned as popular dog food brand recalled after reports of eye issues
Years has recalled its Signature Meals, which are stocked at major brands Pets at Home and Just for Pets.
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Popular homeware brand to launch new second-hand marketplace in the UK
The IKEA marketplace will allow people to upload photos of their old IKEA items to sell.
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'You don't mess about, do you?' Watch biker's arrest after 2am police chase
A 20-year-old who drove into oncoming traffic in an off-road police chase around Middlesbrough on a stolen off-road bike has been spared jail.
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Town’s Christmas lights secured after fears about future of illuminations
CHRISTMAS lights will be installed in a North Yorkshire town after the future of the festive illuminations was put in doubt over possible funding…
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York supermarket set to get KPop Demon Hunters makeover
Tesco cafe in Clifton Moor is getting a KPop Demon Hunters makeover as part of a nationwide promotion inspired by the Netflix show.
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Flagship store of 'world-respected' retailer planned for York
A retailer is planning to open its flagship store in England in York.
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UK salmonella outbreak kills 1 and affects 200 more and 'could be linked to eggs'
A salmonella outbreak has killed one person and affected 200 more in the UK over the last year.
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Residents fighting 130-home development next to ancient Yorkshire woodland
Concerned residents have shared their worries over a possible housing development next to an ancient woodland in Doncaster, which experts have said contains rare plants and endangered animal species.
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Iconic ITV comedy show returning to UK TV screens after 12 years - free to watch
In September, Rewind TV will dedicate the month to four popular series, including Harry Hill's TV Burp.
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Yorkshire shepherdess Amanda Owen ‘excited’ to be judge at York dog competition
York Museum Gardens will host its inaugural Dog Show in September with Yorkshire shepherdess Amanda Owen as the judge.
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Town’s Christmas lights secured after fears about future of illuminations
CHRISTMAS lights will be installed in a North Yorkshire town after the future of the festive illuminations was put in doubt over possible funding…
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Facilities for 'fast growing' sport 'insufficient' in York
Courts for a sport which is rapidly growing in popularity in the UK could be coming to a York gym under new plans.
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New M&S clothing range launching this week has shoppers 'so excited' for label return
M&S shoppers are delighted to see the brand's most recognisable fashion name back with a new St Michael collection created with Aries.
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Library service ‘doesn’t know’ how many of 100,000 fines have been paid
A council which operates more than 40 libraries across North Yorkshire does not know how many people are banned from its sites.