York
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Church building in York village could become wedding and prom boutique
A planning application has been submitted to convert a former church building into a bridal and prom boutique.
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Release of PC Andrew Harper's smirking killers would be a monstrous injustice: Andrew Vine
THEY say a picture is worth a thousand words, and in the case of an image currently in the news, the story it tells is one of an impending injustice that every decent person in Britain will find abhorrent.
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Poppleton Village Show returns with dog show, classic cars and brass band
The Poppleton Village Show is set to take place again this year at Upper Poppleton Green on August 15.
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Whernside: “I hiked to the highest point in Yorkshire - people queued for pictures at the top”
When summer crowds reach their highest, hiking becomes a question of queues and limited parking spaces.
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York to host first talk in national tour aiming to change views on ADHD
ADHD advocate Ryan Swain will launch his national tour, You, Me & ADHD, at Hamilton Panthers FC at York Racecourse next week.
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Emmerdale star recalls being hit over the head by handbag in odd fan encounter
Soap star Christopher Coghill said he was in Selfridges when an EastEnders fan hit him over the head with a handbag.
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'Every drop we save' drought now threatening 27 million people's water
A drought covering nearly three-quarters of England is now threatening water supplies, farming, and wildlife.
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‘I fell in love with Finnish sauna culture and decided to bring it to Yorkshire’
The opening of a wood-fired sauna is bringing Finnish wellness to Yorkshire.
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'Hollowed out high streets': Andy Burnham to crack down on vape shops and bookies
Four Yorkshire towns and cities have been cited as being amongst the worst in the UK for so-called dodgy shops.
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New rules could tackle intimidation and disorder in York city centre
City of York Council is seeking public feedback on a proposed extension to its existing Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO).
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Two York sports teams unveil new kits after sponsorship boost
Haxby Town and Ben Johnson Cricket Club are proudly sporting new kits this season thanks to fresh sponsorship support.
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Take a look inside the £800,000 York home with indoor pool and separate cottage
A five-bedroom detached house with an indoor swimming pool and an additional cottage is on sale in York for £800,000.
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No.10 North? History shows York has been at the centre of power
York's history as a northern centre of power stretches back centuries, argues DUNCAN MARKS
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Church building in York village could become wedding and prom boutique
A planning application has been submitted to convert a former church building into a bridal and prom boutique.
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York to host first talk in national tour aiming to change views on ADHD
ADHD advocate Ryan Swain will launch his national tour, You, Me & ADHD, at Hamilton Panthers FC at York Racecourse next week.
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Light Valley Solar campaigners raise concerns over impact of lobbying on decision making
Campaigners fighting plans for a huge solar scheme in the North Yorkshire countryside have raised concerns about the relationship between green energy developers and the government.
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New rules could tackle intimidation and disorder in York city centre
City of York Council is seeking public feedback on a proposed extension to its existing Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO).
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Teens lured classmate to park before carrying out terrifying knife-point robbery
Two teenagers lured a classmate to a park in Yorkshire before carrying out a terrifying knife-point robbery, a court has heard.
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'Wonderful' Scarborough fish and chip shop named one of the best in the UK
North Bay Fisheries in Scarborough has been named one of the best in the UK thanks to its portion sizes and consistent quality.
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Four-bedroom Harrogate townhouse hits the market for £750,000
A four-bedroom townhouse in Harrogate, located near Pinewoods and Valley Gardens, is up for sale at £750,000.
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Plans for 30 new homes - right next to controversial 230-home site in Yorkshire village
Initial planning permission is being sought to build 30 new homes in a Yorkshire village – on a site next to where a controversial 230-home plan will be developed, if planners allow.
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Four-bedroom Harrogate townhouse hits the market for £750,000
A four-bedroom townhouse in Harrogate, located near Pinewoods and Valley Gardens, is up for sale at £750,000.
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Drivers used dead man's name to try and avoid speeding offences
Four drivers who used the name of a dead man in an attempt to avoid being brought to justice have been handed suspended sentences.
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Environment Agency told to probe pollution in River Wharfe and Aire
Anna Dixon, the Shipley MP, wrote to chief executive Philip Duffy after Yorkshire Water admitted that it was responsible for 260 pollution incidents across the region in the last financial year - a 72 per cent increase.
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People set to be banned from doing these five things in York city centre
Five activities which damage the quality of life in York city centre are set to be banned. It comes as police press to increase their powers to tackle troublemakers. They are asking City of York Council to extend the Public Spaces...
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New plans aim to protect outdoor learning after East Barnby centre closure
North Yorkshire Council aims to maintain outdoor education opportunities on the east coast following the closure of the East Barnby centre.
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Five key ways for Lucy Powell to fix our education system: Matt Bromley
We have a new Education Secretary in Lucy Powell – here’s the five priorities that should be at the top of her in-tray. First, fix the Send system. Do not mistake a new policy or code of practice for system reform. Improving Send provision requires real investment: more money, more training, and more specialist staff. It requires properly resourced inclusion facilities in every school, too.
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Inside the York home with two-acre paddock on sale for £750,000
A four-bedroom house in Osbaldwick, York, has been put on the market with an asking price of more than £750,000.
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‘Give trees a barcode’: York resident's idea after dramatic Walmgate incident
Readers' views on barcodes for trees after the Walmgate incident, home-grown football talent, global conflicts, and changes at York's Glen…
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New plans aim to protect outdoor learning after East Barnby centre closure
North Yorkshire Council aims to maintain outdoor education opportunities on the east coast following the closure of the East Barnby centre.
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160-home plan for land which has been used for agriculture for more than 150 years
Plans to up to 160 homes are being considered by Stockton Council on land which has been used for farming for over 150 years.
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Fulford Parish Council welcomes £1,000 boost for community hall
Fulford Parish Council has received a £1,000 donation through Persimmon’s Community Champions initiative.
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Protest held over factory farm plans near Ripon capable of rearing 2.7 million chickens a year
A protest has been held against controversial plans for a poultry unit capable of rearing 2.7 million chickens a year near Ripon.
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Emmerdale star recalls being hit over the head by handbag in odd fan encounter
Soap star Christopher Coghill said he was in Selfridges when an EastEnders fan hit him over the head with a handbag.
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Richmond dog exercise field owners appeal against council decision
The owners of a secure dog exercise field near Richmond have appealed against North Yorkshire Council’s refusal to allow longer opening hours and larger group bookings.
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Acomb Artisan Market returns to York with food, crafts and summer treats
A summer edition of the Acomb Artisan Market is set to return to Front Street this weekend.
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19th-century North York Moors church given Grade II listed status
A church that was built in the 19th century within the North York Moors National Park has been designated as a Grade II Listed Building.
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19th-century North York Moors church given Grade II listed status
A church that was built in the 19th century within the North York Moors National Park has been designated as a Grade II Listed Building.
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Ferraris, Lamborghinis and McLarens gear up to join free event in North Yorkshire
Ferraris, Lamborghinis and McLarens are heading to a Supercar Day at The Motorist in North Yorkshire this weekend.
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Ferraris, Lamborghinis and McLarens gear up to join free event in North Yorkshire
Ferraris, Lamborghinis and McLarens are heading to a Supercar Day at The Motorist in North Yorkshire this weekend.
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This 536hp electric SUV is fast, refined and remarkably practical for everyday life
The Polestar 4 Long Range Dual Motor is one of the quickest, most composed electric SUVs you can buy, and it delivers that pace with a calmness and…
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York Wetherspoons pub shuts for a refurb
One of York’s Wetherspoon pubs is shut this week for a refurb. The Postern Gate on Piccadilly is shut from today (Monday) right through till Friday. It is due to reopen on Saturday (15 August), in plenty of time for the Ebor race meeting...
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Appeal after crash involving HGV and unmarked police car in Yorkshire
Police are appealing for information following a crash involving a HGV and an unmarked police car in Yorkshire.
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This 536hp electric SUV is fast, refined and remarkably practical for everyday life
The Polestar 4 Long Range Dual Motor is one of the quickest, most composed electric SUVs you can buy, and it delivers that pace with a calmness and…
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Unmarked police car responding to operational matter collides with HGV on A64
TWO officers were taken to hospital after the unmarked police vehicle they were travelling in collided with a HGV on a main road in North Yorkshire.
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York Christmas Market 2026 dates revealed - here's all you need to know
Traditional chalets, twinkling lights, and festive cheer will once again fill York city centre as the dates for this year’s Christmas market have…
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A brilliant banquet that reflects eight decades of Yorkshire food
The Yorkshire Life team and some familiar faces as we take over the Food Hall at Fodder, Harrogate, on Friday, September 25
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Man, 20, drove into back of car at 67mph while scrolling through songs on phone, killing driver
A 20-year-old who had been scrolling through songs on his mobile phone ploughed into a car at 67mph, killing the driver.
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'Unacceptable' - wheelchair user unable to get into North Yorkshire food chain
A Yorkshire charity that supports disabled people has hit out after a wheelchair user was unable to enter a Harrogate branch of Pret A Manger.
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'A call I will never forget' - Boy, 3, potentially saves mum's life with 999 call
A three-year-old boy's emergency 999 call helped potentially save his mum's life after she collapsed at her home in Yorkshire.