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Here are the cheapest fuel prices in and around Malton this weekend
Here's a list of the cheapest garages in Malton, according to petrolprices.com.
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Tree branches fall onto telephone wires in North Yorkshire - fire fighters called
Firefighters were called after two branches fell from a tree onto telephone wires in Ryedale.
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York agency talks of sale of North Yorkshire hotel made famous by hit show
Barry Crux & Co of York has overseen a deal which saw the iconic Goathland Hotel – known to many as the Aidensfield Arms on TV's…
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Holly Johnson, ABC and Heaven 17 turn Scarborough into an 80s time machine
Holly Johnson, ABC and Heaven 17 turned Scarborough into an 80s time machine - review.
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York pub team to take on 12-hour darts marathon for cancer charity
The team at The Punch Bowl is taking on a 12-hour charity darts marathon later this month for York Against Cancer.
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Multinational coffee chain to open at North Yorkshire retail park
Starbucks is set to open a new shop in Selby's Three Lakes Retail Park.
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Person freed after getting stuck in a lift in North Yorkshire
Emergency services had to be called after a person got stuck in a lift in North Yorkshire.
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3 York pubs with highly-rated beer gardens according to reviewers
If you are looking for a pub with a beer garden in York to spend some in this summer, these three should be on your list.
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New challenge for Sir Kev as rugby league legend set to star in pantomime
He is a true sporting hero who has raised millions for charity. Now Sir Kevin Sinfield is planning a new challenge – pantomime.
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Glorious Twelfth: The signs are pointing towards a much better shooting season - Adrian Blackmore
As many headed out onto our moors on the Twelfth of August, they did so hoping that this year’s grouse season would be far more glorious than those most recently experienced. And it was whole communities across Yorkshire and across the UK, not just moor owners and guns, that were eager for this to be the case.
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Third top transport official in charge of West Yorkshire mass transit leaves role
The trio of resignations come amid friction between West Yorkshire Combined Authority and Whitehall over the tram project.
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Holly Johnson, ABC and Heaven 17 turn Scarborough into an 80s time machine
Holly Johnson, ABC and Heaven 17 turned Scarborough into an 80s time machine - review.
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How cheese-loving visitors to Great Yorkshire Show helped raise £70,000 for charity
Cheese-loving visitors to the Great Yorkshire Show have now helped raise £70,000 for good causes through the event's annual auction.
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Prehistoric brick adventure brings extinct creatures to East Yorkshire
Iconic Bricks: Extinction is on display at Sewerby Hall and Gardens in East Yorkshire.
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Tree branches fall onto telephone wires in North Yorkshire - fire fighters called
Firefighters were called after two branches fell from a tree onto telephone wires in Ryedale.
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York firefighters called to field fire believed to have started by self-combustion
Firefighters dealt with a series of reports concerning smoke, controlled garden fires and false alarms across North Yorkshire overnight.
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Police renew appeal 21 years after father-of-three murdered in arson attack
Detectives have renewed their appeal for information 21 years after a father-of-three was killed when his home was deliberately set on fire.
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New Thirsk memorial bench gives owners a place to remember beloved pets
A memorial bench scheme for pets has been unveiled in Thirsk by TV vet Peter Wright to help owners remember their pets.
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Language is always shifting but there are some phrases that need to be consigned to the bin - David Blunkett
Whatever the temptation, I am not going to write about Andy Burnham's first few weeks as Prime Minister. Instead, during the holiday month of August I thought I might reflect on the most irritating aspects of language in public life, and how absurdly detached it is from men and women throughout the country.
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The Government should axe Linton-on-Ouse asylum centre plans before protests take place
The majority of people see the plans to house asylum seekers at the former RAF based in Linton-on-Ouse for what they are, ill-advised. The people of this small North Yorkshire village thought that the matter had been put to bed in 2022 when the Tories were forced to abandon a similar plan.
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Met Office forecasts warm and mostly dry weekend across Malton
The Met Office has predicted the weekend weather forecast across Malton.
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Look inside 'stylish' home for sale in York street that was backdrop for hit TV show
A "stylish" home has hit the market in Claremount Terrace, York, which provided the backdrop for hit Channel 4 crime drama Patience.
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York firefighters called to field fire believed to have started by self-combustion
Firefighters dealt with a series of reports concerning smoke, controlled garden fires and false alarms across North Yorkshire overnight.
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Bowler raises more than £1,500 after completing 12-hour marathon
A bowler has raised more than £1,500 after completing a 12-hour marathon challenge.
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James Norton rules himself out of playing James Bond 'I am too old now'
JAMES Norton has ruled himself out of being the next James Bond, saying he is too “long in the tooth”.
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Connect young people to farming opportunities to plug skills gap
Farmers across the country are doing an excellent job of putting food on the nation’s tables. Their efforts are all the more remarkable against the backdrop of challenges that they now face. Whether it is extreme weather, political uncertainty or the economic storm clouds, they have all turned up the pressure on British agriculture.
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Great Yorkshire Show cheese auction reaches £70,000 charity milestone
Cheese lovers at the most recent Great Yorkshire Show helped hit the £70,000 milestone for charity.
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‘Everyone is behind him’ - York boy, 7, to scale England’s highest mountain
A seven-year-old boy from York will scale England’s highest mountain to raise money for Haxby Town Football Club.
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Castle Howard Christmas marquee among latest Ryedale planning decisions
Here are this week's planning applications submitted to North Yorkshire Council for Ryedale.
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'All I saw was green!' - York woman's lucky escape after tree hits car
A York woman has spoken about her shock after a large tree branch fell on her car while she was driving down a main road.
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Housebuilder hosts family fun day at new homes development in East Riding
Bellway Homes’ part-exchange event took place at its Penny Way development in Snaith last weekend.
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Best pictures as Yorkshire villagers create incredible array of homemade scarecrows
A scarecrow festival has been running for 32 years and has become a major draw in North Yorkshire.
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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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Council confirms plans to divert public footpath in South Milford
North Yorkshire Council has announced that a public footpath in South Milford is set to be diverted.
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Multinational coffee chain to open at North Yorkshire retail park
Starbucks is set to open a new shop in Selby's Three Lakes Retail Park.
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The latest weather forecast for York
The Met Office has forecast dry and warm weather in York, with temperatures set to rise throughout the weekend.
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Long walk to York's National Railway Museum is 'an inexcusable shambles'
Walk to NRM is "an inexcusable shambles" says our letter writer –just the latest person to complain about the longer route to the museum
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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 York, according to petrolprices.com.
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Look inside 'stylish' home for sale in York street that was backdrop for hit TV show
A "stylish" home has hit the market in Claremount Terrace, York, which provided the backdrop for hit Channel 4 crime drama Patience.
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Prehistoric brick adventure brings extinct creatures to East Yorkshire
Iconic Bricks: Extinction is on display at Sewerby Hall and Gardens in East Yorkshire.
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Housebuilder hosts family fun day at new homes development in East Riding
Bellway Homes’ part-exchange event took place at its Penny Way development in Snaith last weekend.
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York agency talks of sale of North Yorkshire hotel made famous by hit show
Barry Crux & Co of York has overseen a deal which saw the iconic Goathland Hotel – known to many as the Aidensfield Arms on TV's…
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New Thirsk memorial bench gives owners a place to remember beloved pets
A memorial bench scheme for pets has been unveiled in Thirsk by TV vet Peter Wright to help owners remember their pets.
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York pub team to take on 12-hour darts marathon for cancer charity
The team at The Punch Bowl is taking on a 12-hour charity darts marathon later this month for York Against Cancer.
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Great Yorkshire Show cheese auction reaches £70,000 charity milestone
Cheese lovers at the most recent Great Yorkshire Show helped hit the £70,000 milestone for charity.
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Yorkshire fish and chip shop with food that 'soothes the soul' named among best
The Wetherby Whaler has been named as one of the best fish and chip shops in the UK - have you ever visited?
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Hillam road closure extended for Yorkshire Water mains replacement
Betteras Hill Road will remain shut for Yorkshire Water’s mains replacement until October 19, 2026