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Two Michelin-starred chefs team up for exclusive dining experience
Two Michelin-starred chefs have teamed up to create an exclusive at-home dining experience.
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York beats rest of Yorkshire for its access to gyms and swimming pools
York has taken the top spot, boasting more fitness facilities per resident than anywhere else in the region.
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Debts at a York dental practice now in liquidation top £400,000
A Clifton Moor dental practice has gone into liquidation with debts exceeding £400,000.
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Daily weather forecast for Yorkshire this weekend when the clocks go back one hour
As we head into the weekend when the clocks go back one hour, here is a daily weather forecast for Yorkshire.
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Revamp at York Station gets go ahead
A revamp to part of York Station has been given the go ahead.
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Next phase of £3m North Yorkshire market place improvements set to begin
Thirsk Market Place footway works begin October 26 as North Yorkshire Council repaves the southern section, with access to shops maintained until November 27.
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Car in ditch after crash on major road
Emergency services have been called to a serious crash on the A19 between Jeater Houses and Knayton, near Thirsk.
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Rosedale agricultural society announces annual meeting ahead of upcoming show
The Rosedale and District Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Society will hold its annual general meeting on November 10.
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How Yorkshire entrepreneur went from £50,000 investment to £4.1bn business
Sir Richard Harpin, one of Yorkshire’s most successful entrepreneurs, shared the remarkable story behind building a £4.1 billion international company.
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Pick-your-own flower farm seeks longer opening after breaching rules in first season
The Flower Belt near Ripon seeks permission to open from May 1 to November 10 after breaching planning rules, with public backing for flowers, events and jobs.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make surprise Channel 4 show appearance tonight
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will feature on Gogglebox tonight with the Mayor of Liverpool, Steve Rotheram.
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Drivers warned as road in East Yorkshire village set to close for repairs
Main Street in the East Riding of Yorkshire is set to close for repairs next month.
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Rare golden wildflower being brought back to North Yorkshire countryside
The rare globe wildflower is being reintroduced in North Yorkshire as part of a conservation project led by the Howardian Hills National Landscape.
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Pick-your-own flower farm seeks longer opening after breaching rules in first season
The Flower Belt near Ripon seeks permission to open from May 1 to November 10 after breaching planning rules, with public backing for flowers, events and jobs.
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York firm Portakabin celebrates award for artificial intelligence energy project
A project by Aireavu, with York-based Portakabin, recently won Smart Building Project of the Year at the 2026 Building Innovation Awards.
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‘York households will pay the price for Labour’s controversial gas drilling decision’
York letters debate Labour’s Jackdaw gas drilling approval, rising energy bills, Doncaster Sheffield Airport plans, councillor allowances and Aberfan’s legacy.
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Expert warns HMRC can now raid bank accounts for unpaid tax money without permission
HMRC can now raid your bank account to claim unpaid tax money, without needing to go to court, warn experts.
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Attractions to close as Storm Boelo set to hit North Yorkshire with 60mph gusts
Attractions in North Yorkshire are set to close as Storm Boelo hits the county with 60mph gusts forecast.
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Richard Hammond loses 'father, dog, marriage and house' in 12 month spell
Top Gear and Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has opened up about losing his "father, dog, marriage and house" in a 12-month spell.
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Debts at a York dental practice now in liquidation top £400,000
A Clifton Moor dental practice has gone into liquidation with debts exceeding £400,000.
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Airport café near York plans later opening hours with alcohol and live music
The café at Leeds East Airport is seeking to extend its opening hours and include live music in a recent public notice.
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Questions about resort’s future amid rise in HMOs and supported housing
SCARBOROUGH’S future as a seaside resort has been questioned by councillors amid fresh concerns about the growth of HMOs and supported accommodation in parts of the town.
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Another North Yorkshire attraction to close as storm to bring 60mph gusts
Moonlight on the Lake in Scarborough has announced it will close due to stormy weather that could see 60mph gusts hit the county.
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Askham Bryan College and Harrogate Town team up for new female football academy
A new female football academy is set to launch at Askham Bryan College, offering students a pathway into the sport.
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Car crashes through central barrier and into ditch on A19
Emergency services were called to a serious crash on the A19 in North Yorkshire last night (Thursday). It was on the southbound carriageway between Jeater Houses andKnayton, near Thirsk, at** 6.44pm**. A car had hit the central reservation,...
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York firm Portakabin celebrates award for artificial intelligence energy project
A project by Aireavu, with York-based Portakabin, recently won Smart Building Project of the Year at the 2026 Building Innovation Awards.
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Two hospitalised after another crash at junction where teenager lost her life
Calls for improved road safety at the Toulston Lane junction in Tadcaster have intensified after another crash.
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East Yorkshire village road to close for three days as fibre works begin
Church Lane in Fridaythorpe is set for a temporary closure for three days in November.
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Revamp at York Station gets go ahead
A revamp to part of York Station has been given the go ahead.
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Drivers warned of road closure in Stamford Bridge later this month
Battle Flats Way, in Stamford Bridge, is set to close for repairs on November 18.
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Discover how Opera North making the arts accessible across Leeds and Yorkshiree
Singing out loud and proud: Opera North shows Yorkshire Runs on Heroes.
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Frustration as plan to get rough sleepers in farm jobs hits ‘dead end’
A councillor in Doncaster has expressed his frustration at a lack of support from officials for his plan to help homeless people in the city centre into work. v.1
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Rare golden wildflower being brought back to North Yorkshire countryside
The rare globe wildflower is being reintroduced in North Yorkshire as part of a conservation project led by the Howardian Hills National Landscape.
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Royal Mail wants four-word sign outside people's homes to help postmen
Royal Mail has urged households with dogs to display a simple four-word warning sign, cautioning that deliveries could be halted if safety measures aren’t followed
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Thieves target businesses in North Yorkshire town
North Yorkshire Police has launched an investigation into a spate of suspected burglary attempts in Whitby.
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How Yorkshire entrepreneur went from £50,000 investment to £4.1bn business
Sir Richard Harpin, one of Yorkshire’s most successful entrepreneurs, shared the remarkable story behind building a £4.1 billion international company.
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Scarborough HMO growth sparks fresh tourism concerns
SCARBOROUGH’S future as a seaside resort has been questioned by councillors amid fresh concerns about the growth of HMOs and supported accommodation in parts of the town.
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The standards of television shows have plummeted over the years - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: David Quarrie, Lynden Way, Holgate, York.
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Top York attraction unveils new DIY hot chocolate bar in major revamp
York's Chocolate Story visitor attraction unveils a six-figure revamp, new hot chocolate bar and shop celebrating the city's chocolate makers
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Doncaster Sheffield Airport: Airport loan twice approved by councillors will be scrapped
A multi-million pound loan twice approved by the City of Doncaster Council will be scrapped if the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) approves the purchase of Doncaster Sheffield Airport, papers have revealed.
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How the Government can start winning back the trust of the countryside at next week’s Budget - Johnnie Furse
There aren’t many who consider the relationship between government and countryside to be a positive one. Over the past two years, we have seen more than 27 damaging policies that have hammered rural Britain, from the Family Farm Tax to proposals to restrict game shooting and ban trail hunting.
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York beats rest of Yorkshire for its access to gyms and swimming pools
York has taken the top spot, boasting more fitness facilities per resident than anywhere else in the region.
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Hull Fair: Parents warned about counterfeit squishy toys
More than £10,000 worth of dangerous fake toys and illegal prize giveaways were seized from rogue Hull Fair stalls following a major swoop by safety inspectors.
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Thief targets popular shop in York
North Yorkshire Police has released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to following a 'theft' at a whisky shop in York.
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Newly revamped McDonald's opens its doors on the outskirts of York
A popular fast-food restaurant on the outskirts of York has reopened following a major refurbishment.
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Throw the book at anti-social passengers who play loud music on public transport - Ismail Mulla
Travelling on public transport can tell you a lot about the state of society. If buses and trains are kept clean and run on time, then it’s a clear indicator of not only well run services but also of the civility of passengers.
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Personal trainer turns summer gamble into new fitness studio near York
Personal trainer Jack Bradley has turned a seasonal gamble into a new independent personal training studio in Buttercrambe.
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York rugby player makes inspiring comeback after two decades away
Natalie Brown, who plays for York Acorn Women’s Rugby League team, has made a return to the sport thanks to support from Specsavers in Acomb.
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Revamp at York Station gets go ahead
A revamp to part of York Station has been given the go ahead. Refurbishments to the unit currently housing the Coffee Room between platforms seven and nine to make way for a new tenant have been approved. Plans for the works stated they...
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HMRC faces £43.8billion tax debt crisis as millions struggle to pay bills
HMRC was owed £43.8billion by 8.2 million taxpayers at the end of 2025-26, with a watchdog warning that older unpaid tax debts are harder to recover.