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Dozens of homes in North Yorkshire village hit by power cut
A power cut has hit dozens of homes in Sutton-on-the-Forest, Northern Powergrid said.
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Nearly 50 singers gather above Yorkshire coastal town to open festival
Nearly 50 singers gathered above Saltburn to open its folk festival.
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Who should take on Bootham Park Hospital's costly restoration?
Who should take on the costly restoration of the former Bootham Park Hospital site in York?
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Police drink driving warning after three charged in North Yorkshire
Police are urging people to “arrange your transport home” after three people were charged with drink driving offences in Scarborough.
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Forest packed with family-friendly activities and 'fabulous' pubs
Kielder is packed with a range of family-friendly activities, including watersports, walking trails, and abseiling.
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Police appeal after car is stolen with two-year-old child inside
Police are appealing for witnesses after a car was stolen with a two-year-old child inside.
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York train carriage evacuated after smoke seen
A train carriage at York railway station has been evacuated after a smoke was seen onboard.
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Defence secretary ‘sickened’ by reports of rape at Army training college in Yorkshire
Wes Streeting has said he is “absolutely sickened” by reports of rape and sexual abuse of female recruits at a military training college in…
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120 homes to be built in Farsley after green light given for former Lloyds call centre site
Former banking buildings can be demolished to make way for an affordable housing scheme after plans were approved.
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The Yorkshire Vet: Sandy was signed, seal, and delivered - Julian Norton
After my session with the Marine Mammal Rescuers a few months ago, I was keen to keep in touch and follow the progress of any marine mammals in need of help. At least now I had the basic training, I would be able to offer some assistance if required. I didn’t have to wait too long. Last time, during training, I was dealing with a plastic dolphin, partly filled with sand and seawater to match the buoyancy of a real dolphin, and a seal made of sturdy rubber. This time, the stakes were much higher as I was summoned to Scarborough to assist with (or more realistically, to observe) the release of Sandy back to the sea.
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Nearly 50 singers gather above Yorkshire coastal town to open festival
Nearly 50 singers gathered above Saltburn to open its folk festival.
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York train carriage evacuated after smoke seen
A train carriage at York railway station has been evacuated after a smoke was seen onboard.
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Police investigating ‘threats made’ to North Yorkshire supermarket worker
Police are investigating threats being allegedly made towards a Sainsbury's supermarket worker in Scarborough.
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Police drink driving warning after three charged in North Yorkshire
Police are urging people to “arrange your transport home” after three people were charged with drink driving offences in Scarborough.
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15,000 year old stalactite in Yorkshire cave could finally be repaired, experts say
A damaged 15,000 year old stalactite in one of Yorkshire’s most celebrated caves may be able to be repaired using modern techniques, experts have said.
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Defence secretary ‘sickened’ by reports of rape at Army training college in Yorkshire
Wes Streeting has said he is “absolutely sickened” by reports of rape and sexual abuse of female recruits at a military training college in…
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Knifeman detained after 'making threats' in North Yorkshire town
A man reportedly in possession of a knife who allegedly made threats to harm himself and others in Boroughbridge has been detained in hospital,…
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Dozens of Georgians turn heads as they parade through York city centre
Dozens of Georgians turned heads as they paraded through York city centre during the York Georgian Festival.
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Drighlington: Plans to build homes on site of historic former coach house blocked
Plans to build homes on the site of a historic former coach house have been blocked by the city council.
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'You’re never really with us, even when you’re here': Ex-councillor reveals pressure behind the scenes
An ex-councillor of 13 years said the role is a privilege, but can put pressure on family life and finances.
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Emley Show: Champion beef farmer tells of fears for sector
The Emley Show’s interbreed champion beef farmer has spelt out his concerns for the sector following a second dry summer in succession and years of political uncertainty.
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Man sought by police after bike stolen in North Yorkshire town
Police have issued a photograph of a man officers want to speak to after a bike was stolen in Harrogate.
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Dozens of Georgians turn heads as they parade through York city centre
Dozens of Georgians turned heads as they paraded through York city centre during the York Georgian Festival.
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Roundhay Park: Council to press ahead with installing barriers to deter nuisance drivers
The council is set to press ahead with installing barriers and bollards to deter nuisance drivers in the city’s biggest park.
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Three arrested and £110,000 seized as police crack down on illegal gambling in South Yorkshire
Cash thought to be in excess of £110,000 and a large amount of gold has been seized from venues suspected to be involved in illegal gambling and money laundering in South Yorkshire.
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Fresh calls for school transport changes to be abandoned amid claim council is ignoring own policy
North Yorkshire Council is facing fresh calls to abandon its controversial new home-to-school policy after it emerged that the authority was not following its own rules on how to assess eligibility.
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Man sought by police after bike stolen in North Yorkshire town
Police have issued a photograph of a man officers want to speak to after a bike was stolen in Harrogate.
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Fire closes streets in North Yorkshire town - crews on scene
A fire has closed streets in Scarborough with emergency services on the scene.
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Dinner at celebrated North Yorkshire chef's restaurant: worth the splurge?
Our reviewer has dinner at a celebrated North Yorkshire chef's riverside restaurant in York: worth the splurge?
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'We've always been a team' - village stalwarts celebrate 65 years of marriage
A couple who have spent decades at the heart of their community in North Yorkshire have celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary.
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Two Yorkshire leisure centres to be redeveloped as £360,000 funding agreed
North Yorkshire Council has approved the release of £360,000 to progress plans redevelop two leisure centres.
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‘Stylish’ townhouse hits the market in prime York location for £750,000 – look inside
A 17th-century period townhouse in Micklegate, York, is for sale for £750,000.
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‘Stylish’ townhouse hits the market in prime York location for £750,000 – look inside
A 17th-century period townhouse in Micklegate, York, is for sale for £750,000.
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Council not following own rules in controversial home-to-school policy
North Yorkshire Council is facing fresh calls to abandon its controversial new home-to-school policy after it emerged that the authority was not…
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Simon Cowell faces legal fight over alleged ‘napkin deal’, court documents show
Simon Cowell faces legal action over a dispute centred on a multimillion-dollar deal allegedly “written on a napkin”, court documents show.
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‘Budding golfers’ hit balls through homes’ windows in North Yorkshire town
“Budding golfers” have hit golf balls through several windows of a home in Selby, police said.
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Yorkshire prison officer jailed over relationship with ‘Latvian Pablo Escobar’
A prison officer who had an inappropriate relationship with a drug dealer who styled himself as the “Latvian Pablo Escobar” has been jailed for eight months.
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Huddersfield temporary market days away from completion in 'massive milestone'
The new temporary Huddersfield market is set to open next week - as work starts on revitalising the town’s historic market hall.
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Met Office forecasts warm and mostly dry weekend weather for Malton
The Met Office has forecast a warm and dry weekend across Malton.
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Great British Menu star Jamie Keeble to take on role of head chef at Swinton’s Chef’s Table
The Great British Menu 2025 finalist and Myse head chef Jamie Keeble dreams of gaining Swinton Estate’s first Michelin star after becoming head chef at Chef’s Table.
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Obituary: The former Ampleforth head boy who presented The World At One
Edward Stourton, who has died at 68 following a diagnosis of prostate cancer, was a BBC Radio 4 presenter best known for presenting news and current affairs programmes including Today, The World At One and the religious and ethical current affairs series, Sunday.
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Commuters left crammed as almost one in four Northern services shortened on routes
Research from the Conservatives has found that Northern operated more than 85,000 shortened services over the last 18 months.
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Two cars crash on main road in York – crews called to scene
Two cars have crashed in Holgate Road, York, with emergency services called to the scene.
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UK drivers issued fine warning over common manoeuvre that many often get wrong
Merge in turn, or 'zip merge,' is a common system where drivers use both lanes until a closure point, then alternate merging.
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The Yorkshire showjumping family eyeing success on the biggest stage
A family considered by some the most successful in sport comprise 60 per cent of the British showjumping team this weekend. Stuart Minting reports.
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Bakery near York wins two prestigious food awards for its pies
A family-run artisan bakery is on an award-winning streak. Dan’s Pies, in Pocklington, have won two Great Taste Awards for their pies, and have been announced as a finalist in the 2026 Great British Food Awards. The bakery, founded by Dan...
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Porsche driver from York shows 'no remorse' for nearly killing family in crash
A Porsche driver has shown "not an ounce of remorse" for nearly killing a family on their way to a picnic at Castle Howard, York Crown…
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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 and around Malton, according to petrolprices.com.
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Public notice: Sinnington country pub seeks new licence to serve alcohol
Monty’s Pubs Limited has applied for a new premises licence at The Appletree Country Inn in Marton, Sinnington.
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Loyalty scheme warning to customers as UK restaurant chain to shut all 196 sites
Whitbread is closing all 105 Beefeater and 89 Brewers Fayre sites in the coming weeks, with loyalty schemes closing too.