North Yorkshire
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Councillors to challenge NHS over ‘scandalous’ end-of-life care governance
York and North Yorkshire councillors will write to NHS chiefs over “scandalous” end-of-life care governance, as hospices face funding pressures and bed losses.
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One-of-a-kind railway retreat with converted train carriages on sale for £1.2m
A former station master's house in Pickering, North Yorkshire, with railway-themed holiday lets, is for sale for £1.2m as a holiday business.
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Driver not wearing seat belt among 5 York and North Yorkshire motorists banned
Inconsiderate driving and not wearing a seat belt were among offences committed by 5 motorists from York and North Yorkshire now banned from the roads.
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Darlington care home leadership rated inadequate as staff say ‘morale at rock bottom'
A Darlington care home has been rated ‘requires improvement’ overall and ‘inadequate’ for leadership after inspectors raised concerns.
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A66 layby near Sedbury to close for four days for kerb replacement works
Drivers face temporary restrictions on the A66 in North Yorkshire.
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North Yorkshire wildlife artist to appear on Channel 5 series
North Yorkshire wildlife artist and filmmaker, Robert E Fuller, will appear in the latest series of Channel 5's Our Great Yorkshire Life.
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One-of-a-kind railway retreat with converted train carriages on sale for £1.2m
A former station master's house in Pickering, North Yorkshire, with railway-themed holiday lets, is for sale for £1.2m as a holiday business.
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Driver caught cutting across path of HGVs at 90mph on A1
A motorist who pulled across the path of two HGVs while travelling at more than 90mph on the A1 near Boroughbridge has been fined and given six penalty points.
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'It is extremely disappointing' - Popular North Yorkshire club hit by burglars AGAIN
A busy North Yorkshire sports club has been targeted by burglars for the second time in the past few months.
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Emergency services called to crash in main York road
Emergency services have been called after a crash in a main York road.
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Tributes to ‘happy and jolly’ man whose body was recovered from Yorkshire canal
Tributes have been paid to a "happy and jolly" man whose body was recovered from Ripon Canal.
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'It is extremely disappointing' - Popular North Yorkshire club hit by burglars AGAIN
A busy North Yorkshire sports club has been targeted by burglars for the second time in the past few months.
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Cows, collapses and Churchill - the remarkable story of a pioneering Teesdale bridge
THE wonder of Whorlton is back! Last Friday, after seven years, £12m and 1,728 new components, Britain's earliest surviving iron chained suspension bridge with pylons at each end was re-opened to traffic.
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Meet eight of the rescue dogs searching for forever homes in North East
From Cane Corsos and greyhounds to lurchers and Chow Chows - meet eight rescue dogs at Maxis Mates in Guisborough searching for loving forever homes.
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Emergency services called to crash in main York road
Emergency services have been called after a crash in a main York road.
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North Yorkshire TV chef issues calls for hospitality VAT cut ahead of Budget
North Yorkshire chef Tommy Banks has urged the Government to cut VAT for hospitality businesses as Chancellor John Healey prepares his first Budget.
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Investigation launched into attempted break-in at 4am today
An investigation has been launched after an attempted break-in that took place in the early hours of this morning.
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Air ambulance called out to serious crash in rural North Yorkshire - road closed
The air ambulance was called to a serious crash in North Yorkshire in the early hours of this morning.
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Lifeboat called out at popular North Yorkshire beach
Two women have been rescued after becoming stuck off the coast of a popular North Yorkshire beach.
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Lifeboat called out at popular North Yorkshire beach
Two women have been rescued after becoming stuck off the coast of a popular North Yorkshire beach.
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Investigation launched into attempted break-in at 4am today
An investigation has been launched after an attempted break-in that took place in the early hours of this morning.
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Warning taxpayers could be left subsidising ‘empty buses’ under £3.5m plans
North Yorkshire Council leaders have warned against taxpayers being left to subsidise “empty buses” after further work towards potentially franchising bus services across the county was approved.
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‘Scandalous’ end-of-life care situation prompts North Yorkshire councillors to act
York and North Yorkshire councillors will write to NHS chiefs over “scandalous” end-of-life care governance, as hospices face funding pressures and bed losses.
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Distinctive bike stolen from York supermarket this week
A bike with distinctive features has been stolen from a York supermarket.
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Inside the world's oldest sweet shop hailed as 'cute' and 'must do' by visitors
Step inside the world's oldest sweet shop still trading today. Visitors say the historic store feels like stepping back in time, with traditional sweets, glass jars and plenty of nostalgia on offer.
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‘Scandalous’ end-of-life care situation prompts North Yorkshire councillors to act
York and North Yorkshire councillors will write to NHS chiefs over “scandalous” end-of-life care governance, as hospices face funding pressures and bed losses.
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Popular author visiting North Yorkshire town to discuss new book
A POPULAR author is returning to a North Yorkshire market town this month to entertain audiences with his trademark wit and wry humour.
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Popular author visiting North Yorkshire town to discuss new book
A POPULAR author is returning to a North Yorkshire market town this month to entertain audiences with his trademark wit and wry humour.
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Firefighters tackle deliberate fire near North Yorkshire transport hub
A deliberate fire has been started close to a transport hub in the centre of a North Yorkshire town.
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Warning taxpayers could be left subsidising ‘empty buses’ under £3.5m plans
North Yorkshire Council leaders have warned against taxpayers being left to subsidise “empty buses” after further work towards potentially franchising bus services across the county was approved.
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Firefighters tackle deliberate fire near North Yorkshire transport hub
A deliberate fire has been started close to a transport hub in the centre of a North Yorkshire town.
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Call for support as farms face £83m summer dairy shortfall
Farmers’ leaders have renewed their call for support to improve resilience in the face of climate change as it emerged 240 million fewer litres of milk than expected were produced on British dairy farms this summer as record heat and drought put production under severe pressure.
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‘Scandalous’ end-of-life care situation prompts North Yorkshire councillors to act
York and North Yorkshire councillors will write to NHS chiefs over “scandalous” end-of-life care governance, as hospices face funding pressures and bed losses.
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Air ambulance called out to serious crash in rural North Yorkshire - road closed
The air ambulance was called to a serious crash in North Yorkshire in the early hours of this morning.
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Behind walls of Thornton Hall - Hidden Darlington garden that's planter's paradise
Behind the walls of a historic estate near Darlington lies one of County Durham's best-kept gardening secrets.
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North East performing arts college invites young performers to open day
Arts North Studios’ open day at The Fire Station, Sunderland, on October 24 invites Year 9+ students to explore performing arts courses and facilities.
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Driver caught cutting across path of 90mph HGVs on A1
A motorist who pulled across the path of two HGVs travelling at more than 90mph on the A1 near Boroughbridge has been fined and given six penalty points.
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Air ambulance called out to serious crash in rural North Yorkshire - road closed
The air ambulance was called to a serious crash in North Yorkshire in the early hours of this morning.
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Distinctive bike stolen from York supermarket this week
A bike with distinctive features has been stolen from a York supermarket.
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Warning taxpayers could be left subsidising ‘empty buses’ under £3.5m plans
North Yorkshire Council leaders have warned against taxpayers being left to subsidise “empty buses” after further work towards potentially franchising bus services across the county was approved.
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WATCH - Driver fined and handed points after pulling across path of two HGVs on A1(M)
A driver who pulled across the path of two HGVs travelling at more than 90mph on the A1(M) has been handed penalty points and a fine in court.
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Long read: Labour leaves Liverpool jubilant as Burnham tasks mayors to deliver hope
The Prime Minister unveiled plans for bold changes to pensions, social care, voting reform and even Brexit.
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Sycamore Gap Tree of Hope planted in Barmby Moor sensory garden
A Tree of Hope grown from a cutting of the well-known Sycamore Gap tree was planted at Lavender Fields Care Village in Barmby Moor.
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Meet the 21 year-old North Yorkshire estate agent making waves in his home town
A self-made estate agent is turning heads with his fresh approach to the property market.
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Bridge reopens weeks early after HGV strike caused significant damage
Middleham Bridge reopens October 2 after HGV damage and £40,000 emergency repairs. North Yorkshire Council plans changes to protect the Grade II-listed bridge.
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York has one of highest shares of company founders aged over 60
York has been ranked among the areas with the oldest business founders in Yorkshire and the Humber after a study by Virtual HQ.
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York has one of highest shares of company founders aged over 60
York has been ranked among the areas with the oldest business founders in Yorkshire and the Humber after a study by Virtual HQ.
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Man who caused death of much-loved York biker is 'imprisoned' in his home
An “arrogant” and “totally without remorse” company director will be "imprisoned" in his home for 12 hours every day for the next six months for causing the death of much-loved York motorcyclist Nick Gilroy.
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Bridge reopens weeks early after HGV strike caused significant damage
Middleham Bridge reopens October 2 after HGV damage and £40,000 emergency repairs. North Yorkshire Council plans changes to protect the Grade II-listed bridge.