High Street
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Bradford 60s group was big part of city's rock 'n' roll scene
THIS group started as skiffle group The Travellers in the late 1950s, when friends at Bolton Villas Youth Club got together.
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Redcar charity that began in church hall now helping 8,000 people every year
Footprints in the Community café, which began in a church hall 15 years ago, has grown into a charity helping more than 8,000 people every year.
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A former bank has been turned into a tapas in a North Yorkshire town: does it add up?
ONE aspect of our changing High Streets is the growing number of "ghost" bank premises. The often-grand buildings that were once the anchors that oiled the commercial engines of our town centres with cash and friendly bank managers are now for the most part empty shells.
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Village green with mystery owner given protected status after nearly 60 years
A North Yorkshire village green which has no registered owner has been granted protected community status after being maintained by local residents for almost 60 years.
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Boro legend Juninho spotted by fans at Teesside restaurant ahead of Legacy Game
Middlesbrough icon Juninho was spotted at Cena in Yarm ahead of the club's sold-out Legacy Game celebrating 150 years of the club.
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Village water pipes to be replaced to reduce bursts, leaks and supply interruptions
Yorkshire Water is underway with a £1.5m mains replacement scheme in a North Yorkshire village in a drive to reduce bursts, leaks, and supply interruptions in the area.
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Village water pipes to be replaced to reduce bursts, leaks and supply interruptions
Yorkshire Water is underway with a £1.5m mains replacement scheme in a North Yorkshire village in a drive to reduce bursts, leaks, and supply interruptions in the area.
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Plan to transform 'eyesore' land into 26-space car park to 'relieve pressure' on town
Plans have been lodged for a 26-space car park in Yarm on “eyesore” land that has been empty for two decades.
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Boots sold in £7bn deal to Canadian billionaire family
The sale of the High Street chain was announced on Wednesday.
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The castle Cromwell could not conquer
Oliver Cromwell's forces bombarded it, royalist defenders refused to yield and generations of custodians fought to preserve it
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Knaresborough boutique wins free advertising campaign on Your Harrogate
Knaresborough boutique Sheer Bliss has won a free advertising campaign worth up to £1,000 on Your Harrogate.
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Two teenagers arrested after crash involving stolen car in Spennymoor
Two teenagers have been arrested after a stolen car crashed into another vehicle in Spennymoor.
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Refurbished Harrogate school library will 'strengthen links with the wider community'
A Harrogate school community is coming together this week for the opening of their newly refurbished school library.
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Oatlands School Street Camera Waits on Selby Until 2027
Harrogate's school street still has no enforcement camera, and Selby goes first in early 2027. Councillors are now writing to the council leader.
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Average five-year mortgage rate hits 6% for first time in three years
The cost of a new fixed-rate mortgage has been rising in recent weeks as lenders face higher costs.
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‘I am deeply disappointed and disgusted’: Knaresborough public toilets temporarily close following repeated vandalism
A rise in vandalism at Knaresborough's public toilets has prompted North Yorkshire Council to introduce earlier closing times and temporarily shut facilities at the town's bus station.
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Hero stabbed as they stepped in to detain 'shoplifter' in high street bakery chain
A member of the public suffered a minor hand stab wound at Cooplands in Stockton on October 2 after trying to detain a shoplifter.
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Carpet fitter turns his dreams into a reality with first North East showroom
A carpet fitter who learned the trade alongside his father has achieved a lifelong ambition by opening his first showroom in Loftus.
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Cracked North East high street planters to be removed at no cost to taxpayers
Local taxpayers will not pick up the tab from ill-fated efforts to spruce up Redcar High Street, according to a council leader.
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Hundreds of anti-migrant protesters gather in Dover and Southampton
In Southampton, anti-migrant protesters from South Coast Patriots and anti-racism demonstrators from Southampton Stand Up To Racism have gathered in the city centre
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How to spend a day in Holmfirth according to a local
Discover Holmfirth, Yorkshire: a local’s guide to indie shops, brunch, pubs, nightlife, Picturedrome, countryside walks and Last of the Summer Wine.
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Home extensions and church sign among latest North Yorkshire planning decisions
North Yorkshire Council has announced its decisions on multiple planning applications this week.
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Bradford salon where clients visit for company - 'we provide a safe space'
The salon offers a range of beauty services, nails and waxing remain its most sought-after treatments.
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Family patisserie Soigné celebrates opening of second Teesside bakery
Soigné is opening its long-awaited second bakery on Saturday (October 3), bringing pastries, speciality coffee and handcrafted bakes to Yarm High Street.
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Darlington Post Office closure date confirmed as replacement search continues
A date has been confirmed for the closure of Darlington's town centre Post Office, leaving customers facing a wait of several months before a replacement branch can open.
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Major fashion retailer returns to UK high street 2 years after administration
Ted Baker is opening a new standalone store, which comes after it closed all 46 of its branches following its collapse into administration back in 2024.
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Major fashion retailer returns to UK high street 2 years after administration
Ted Baker is opening a new standalone store, which comes after it closed all 46 of its branches following its collapse into administration back in 2024.
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Major fashion retailer returns to UK high street 2 years after administration
Ted Baker is opening a new standalone store, which comes after it closed all 46 of its branches following its collapse into administration back in 2024.
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North Yorkshire drivers to face road closures and speed limit changes
Multiple roads across North Yorkshire are set for temporary closures and speed limit changes.
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North Yorkshire drivers to face road closures and speed limit changes
Multiple roads across North Yorkshire are set for temporary closures and speed limit changes.
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M&S announces major change coming to 100 stores across the UK next spring
M&S has announced a partnership with a huge beauty brand that will be launching in 100 stores around the UK next spring.
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M&S announces major change coming to 100 stores across the UK next spring
M&S has announced a partnership with a huge beauty brand that will be launching in 100 stores around the UK next spring.
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String of Golden Rose awards wins for Knaresborough as community goes 'above and beyond'
A famous Knaresborough pub has been hailed for “going above and beyond” after the town’s remarkable haul of top awards in this year’s Yorkshire in Bloom competition.
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Top ten Bradford beauty businesses revealed as finalists in T&A competition
The Telegraph & Argus is once again on the hunt for the district’s best beauty salon – and today we can reveal our list of finalists.
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Shop closed after ceiling of Sainsbury's collapses
The ceiling of a city centre shop in Sheffield collapsed on a man earlier today, forcing the business to close.
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Person rushed to hospital after collapsing in Skipton town centre - What we know
A person was rushed to hospital after collapsing in the street in Skipton town centre at the weekend.
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Knaresborough Christmas Market: 5-6 Dec, Fireworks 4.30pm
Free entry, 10am to 5pm on 5 and 6 December, fireworks over the viaduct at 4.30pm on Sunday. Free park and ride from Manse Lane, and bring cash: two ATMs.
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My hometown shows that high streets have to change or die
Aberdeen is launching an ambitious bid to revive its struggling centre. Could it offer lessons for other high streets?
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'Faecal incident' forces County Durham swimming pool to close over the weekend
A County Durham swimming pool has been forced to close for the weekend after a 'faecal incident' at the venue.
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Drivers face 55-mile and one hour diversion as major North Yorkshire road closes
Drivers face a 55-mile diversion when the A169 Blue Bank at Sleights closes for five days for essential highway maintenance.