York
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'Increased presence of uniformed officers' - More officers on Sheffield’s transport from next September
South Yorkshire’s Mayor says new transport network will come with “an increased presence of uniformed officers” amid plans for a better, and more orange, bus network.
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Science that’s making a difference, from the heart of Yorkshire
For over 100 years, Fera has been helping solve some of the world’s biggest challenges through science.
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10 remarkable old photos of a changing city and the York we used to know
Photos of old York in the 1990s capture the Barbican’s rise, Naburn Hospital’s demolition, Terry’s Chocolate Works and a changing city.
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What is the 'add me on WhatsApp' scam as over 3,600 complaints made to regulator
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) received more than 3,600 complaints about these automated calls in September.
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Main road in North Yorkshire closed both ways after serious crash
A MAIN road in North Yorkshire is closed both ways due to a serious crash.
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Popular York venue reveals plans for new winter extension
A popular riverside venue has unveiled a new winter space that will allow it to expand its offer during the colder months.
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Popular York venue reveals plans for new winter extension
A popular riverside venue has unveiled a new winter space that will allow it to expand its offer during the colder months.
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Warning over victims fleeing domestic abuse as North Yorkshire group speaks out
There is a huge amount of work being done to get people fleeing domestic abuse into safe accommodation, a group has said after a national warning.
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£3m plan could turn empty Grade-II listed building into luxury spa
A Grade II-listed building in Yorkshire could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.
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Historic cliff lift closure confusion damaging local trade, says manager
Colin Powell has said confusion over the closure of Britain’s oldest cliff lift - the Victoria Spa Cliff Lift - has negatively impacted the business he runs.
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Thief strikes at York café
A thief has struck at a Starbucks café in Coney Street, York.
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Drought declared in Yorkshire due to low water levels after scorching summer
A drought has been declared in Yorkshire due to low water levels in reservoirs and rivers following prolonged dry weather in the spring and summer, the Environment Agency said.
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Eight-mile diversion caused by roadworks in North Yorkshire town ends
An eight mile diversion due to roadworks in a North Yorkshire town has come to an end.
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Main York road to close overnight from Monday for urgent repairs
A main York road is set to be closed next week for an urgent repair to a burst water main.
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Judge ‘cannot be sure’ ex-MP cleared over Covid test firm knew of false results
A judge who cleared a former Labour minister over his role in a fraudulent Covid-19 testing firm said he “could not be sure” he knew the business was providing false negative results.
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Eight-mile diversion caused by roadworks in North Yorkshire town ends
An eight mile diversion due to roadworks in a North Yorkshire town has come to an end.
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WATCH - driver weaving through heavy traffic during 130mph pursuit on A1(M) and A64
Police have released video footage of the cocaine courier who weaved through heavy traffic heading for Leeds Festival in August during a 130mph chase.
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North Yorkshire councillor quits Green Party saying ‘the party has left me’
A prominent North Yorkshire councillor has quit the Green Party declaring that the party has changed direction and no longer shares the priorities that attracted him to it.
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Red lines are hindering Britain getting an EU deal like the one Canada is set for - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Peter Packham, Chair, Leeds for Europe, Roundhay, Leeds.
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'I was the roughest' - Beth Mead on having to play football with boys in Yorkshire
The Manchester City and England footballer says the women’s game is getting “better and better” as she looks back at her time growing up playing football in Yorkshire.
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Man accused of murdering woman on A1(M) in North Yorkshire appears in court
The date for the trial of a Newcastle man charged with murdering a woman on the A1(M) in North Yorkshire has been set.
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York City hope to continue record-breaking run as they host Northampton Town
York City FC face Northampton Town at the LNER Community Stadium tomorrow (Saturday) in a sold-out League Two match.
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Yorkshire in drought - Environment Agency issues warning after record dry spell
Yorkshire has officially entered drought status because of low water levels in reservoirs and rivers, the Environment Agency has announced.
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Main York road to close overnight from Monday for urgent repairs
A main York road is set to be closed next week for an urgent repair to a burst water main.
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Popular York attraction set to strike fear into the hearts of visitors
A popular York seasonal attraction is set to bring fear to the city from tonight.
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York museum receives award for 'extraordinary' exhibition
The Yorkshire Museum are celebrating another award win. The Yorkshire Museum’s Melsonby Hoard exhibition, Chariots, Treasure and Power, has been named winner of the Exhibition, Display or Interpretation Project category in the Society for...
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£3m plan could turn empty Grade-II listed building into luxury spa
A Grade II-listed building in Yorkshire could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.
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Road reopens after incident involving man on A19 in North Yorkshire
EMERGENCY services were called to a main road in North Yorkshire this morning (Friday) following concerns over the welfare of a man.
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The Yorkshire family business proving success can be bottled
From field to bottle, this Yorkshire producer has proved that success can be bottled after winning over judges of The Press Food and Drink Awards.
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Yorkshire in drought - Environment Agency issues warning after record dry spell
Yorkshire has officially entered drought status because of low water levels in reservoirs and rivers, the Environment Agency has announced.
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Road reopens after incident involving man on A19 in North Yorkshire
EMERGENCY services were called to a main road in North Yorkshire this morning (Friday) following concerns over the welfare of a man.
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Farm on the M62: From happy cattle to teary farewells - Jill Thorp
We’ve had some beautiful weather recently, with warm skies flooding the valleys and hilltops, a last-minute flurry of sunshine, and mild evenings.
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Popular York attraction set to strike fear into the hearts of visitors
A popular York seasonal attraction is set to bring fear to the city from tonight.
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Exploring behind the scenes for North Yorkshire artists' Open Studios
An artist’s own studio is not just their place of work, painted in pretty colours, but a safe space to inspire and a sanctuary to unleash even the most vivid of imaginations.
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Illegal worker arrested after claiming he came to York restaurant for 'cup of tea'
An illegal worker at a York Turkish restaurant claimed he came in for a cup of tea before his arrest, according to the Home Office.
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Britain's 'longest-serving' councillor to stand down after 53 years in North Yorks
ONE of the country's longest-serving councillors will step down at the next election after more than five decades in local government.
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Illegal worker arrested after claiming he came to York restaurant for 'cup of tea'
An illegal worker at a York Turkish restaurant claimed he came in for a cup of tea before his arrest, according to the Home Office.
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Business class flights to India ruled out by Mayor David Skaith
THE Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has revealed whether he will fly business or economy class on a trade visit to India.
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'Naked man' at centre of major road closure in Yorkshire
A MAIN road in North Yorkshire is currently blocked due to an incident - with reports of 'severe delays'.
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The Yorkshire family business proving success can be bottled
From field to bottle, this Yorkshire producer has proved that success can be bottled after winning over judges of The Press Food and Drink Awards.
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Alpamare waterpark buyer lined up as council plans 99-year parking deal
SCARBOROUGH'S Alpamare waterpark is set to be sold alongside a 99-year peppercorn lease of the adjoining car park.
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'Naked man' at centre of major road closure in Yorkshire
A MAIN road in North Yorkshire is currently blocked due to an incident - with reports of 'severe delays'.
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Illegal York restaurant worker arrested after claiming he came in for ‘cup of tea’
AN illegal worker at a York restaurant claimed he came in for a cup of tea before his arrest during an immigration raid, according to a licence review application. The Home Office has called on City of York Council to revoke the licence for...
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Top TV chefs can make 20-minute meals but I certainly can't
HAVE you ever tried eggs in purgatory?
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Britain's 'longest-serving' councillor to stand down after 53 years in North Yorks
ONE of the country's longest-serving councillors will step down at the next election after more than five decades in local government.
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'We both choked up a bit' - popular York venue lands highly recognised award
The award was given at the 2026 Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA) marina of the year awards, held during the Southampton International Boat Show.
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Historic cliff lift closure confusion damaging local trade, says manager
Colin Powell has said confusion over the closure of Britain’s oldest cliff lift - the Victoria Spa Cliff Lift - has negatively impacted the business he runs.
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Work underway in York city centre ahead of much-loved seasonal event
Parts of York city centre have seen some additional pre-seasonal glow as preparations are underway for a bright and colourful annual festival.
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'We both choked up a bit' - popular York venue lands highly recognised award
The award was given at the 2026 Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA) marina of the year awards, held during the Southampton International Boat Show.
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People queue outside from 6pm last night as fast food giant opens in York
A popular fast-food chain has opened its doors on a brand new York location.