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Crash brings down telegraph pole cutting off access to village near York
A crash has knocked over a telegraph pole in a village near York. It’s come down across Main Street inThorganby, cutting off the road near to the junction with Ings Lane. It happened at about 11.30am this morning (Monday). Incident location...
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Swan Lake coming to York Barbican for one night with live orchestra
The Imperial Classical Ballet is set to perform Swan Lake at the York Barbican for one night only this October.
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Points failure near York causing delays to services of up to 30 minutes
A points failure between York and Selby / Doncaster means trains will be delayed by up to 30 minutes or revised.
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RAF asylum centre could face closure within three years
Questions have been raised over how long a proposed asylum centre at RAF Linton-on-Ouse could actually operate in Yorkshire.
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Iconic 80s band to play York Museum Gardens next year - here's how to get tickets
A legendary 80s band are set to headline a major outdoor concert next summer.
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Historic York pub closes from today - plans revealed
A historic pub in York city centre has closed its doors ahead of a refurbishment.
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Iconic 80s band to play York Museum Gardens next year - here's how to get tickets
A legendary 80s band are set to headline a major outdoor concert next summer.
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Plans for 3,500-home community near York to go on public display
Updated plans for 3,500-home Heronby community near York and Selby will go on display October 15.
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Hunt launched for tall North Yorkshire man wanted on recall to prison
A hunt has been launched for a man wanted on recall to prison and for assault.
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Locals fear leafy Yorkshire village could become a 'ghost town' under migrant plans
Residents fear their leafy Yorkshire village is turning into a "ghost town" amid controversial plans to house 1,200 asylum seekers on their doorstep.
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RAF asylum centre could face closure within three years
Questions have been raised over how long a proposed asylum centre at RAF Linton-on-Ouse could actually operate in Yorkshire.
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Rail disruption in York and North Yorkshire as union plans three days of strikes
RAIL passengers in York and North Yorkshire are being warned to expect disruption across three days this month as train conductors plans to take strike action.
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Police issue update in appeal to find missing man from York village
Yesterday (Sunday, October 4), officers from the force said they were very concerned about the missing man from Copmanthorpe.
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Racist spits at mother and baby in busy York city centre street
A racist spat at a woman holding her baby in a busy York city centre street.
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‘I’ve come full circle’: Teacher returns to York school where she was a pupil
For one new teacher at a York school, the corridors and classrooms are very familiar – because she used to be a pupil there. Rachel Hyatt has joined the team at Carr Junior School in Acomb. She attended Carr Infants before moving up to Carr...
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Five further closures of railway station planned - including huge 38-day shutdown
Major improvement works delivered by the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) in Huddersfield have taken the programme a significant step closer to delivering faster, more frequent and more reliable rail services for customers travelling across the North.
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Realitea owner reflects on 12 years in Ripon
The owner of Ripon tearoom and Indian bistro Realitea has reflected on 12 years in business.
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Subsidy warning over fear of 'empty buses' in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Council leader Carl Les raises concerns over the financial impact of bus franchising.
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Rail disruption in York and North Yorkshire as union plans three days of strikes
RAIL passengers in York and North Yorkshire are being warned to expect disruption across three days this month as train conductors plans to take strike action.
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York office block goes on sale for £3m – and could become a hotel
A York office block has gone on sale for £3 million – and represents a “fabulous opportunity” for redevelopment, agents say. Saviour House is a large 1990s building on St Saviourgate. It has five floors and 25 parking spaces. It could be...
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'Dial 999 if you see him' - Police issue urgent appeal over missing Yorkshire man
Police have issued an urgent appeal to the public to help them track down a missing man.
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£3.5m bus franchising assessment approved amid 'empty buses' warning
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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The Human League to play York Museum Gardens – Here’s how to get tickets
Global superstars The Human League are to play York next summer. The Sheffield new wave pioneers will headline the Live at York Museum Gardens concert on Saturday 3 July 2027. Synonymous with English electronic music since forming in 1977,...
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RAF Linton asylum centre could face closure within three years
Questions have been raised over how long a proposed asylum centre at the former RAF Linton-on-Ouse base could actually operate after it emerged the site could be closed for the site to be redeveloped in less than three years.
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Thousands expected as mythical beasts return for eerie winter festival - details
Magical beasts are set to roam the streets of Whitby once again as plans take place to stage the Whitby Krampus Run this December.
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Van fire on major road outside York
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews from the city centre, from Acomb and Huntington were called to the A64 at 6.08pm yesterday (Sunday, October 4).
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Councillors to challenge NHS over 'scandalous' end-of-life care governance in North Yorkshire
Councillors have agreed to write to NHS chiefs over what they described as the “scandalous” state of governance of end-of-life care in York and North Yorkshire.
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'I am so much better now' - survivor shares experience after abuser is jailed
A survivor of domestic abuse has shared her experience in the hope that it will help others recognise the signs.
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'I am so much better now' - survivor shares experience after abuser is jailed
A survivor of domestic abuse has shared her experience in the hope that it will help others recognise the signs.
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22-year-old woman killed and two arrested after crash in North Yorkshire
A woman has died and two men have been arrested after a crash on the A1 in North Yorkshire.
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Historic York pub closes from today - plans revealed
A historic pub in York city centre has closed its doors ahead of a refurbishment.
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Thousands expected as mythical beasts return for eerie winter festival - details
Magical beasts are set to roam the streets of Whitby once again as plans take place to stage the Whitby Krampus Run this December.
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More parents could get with help toilet training their children as pilot expands
A survey of teachers suggested that around one in four children who started reception in 2025 were not toilet trained
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Racist spits at mother and baby in busy York city centre street
A racist spat at a woman holding her baby in a busy York city centre street.
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Van fire on major road outside York
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews from the city centre, from Acomb and Huntington were called to the A64 at 6.08pm yesterday (Sunday, October 4).
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Police issue update in appeal to find missing man from York village
Yesterday (Sunday, October 4), officers from the force said they were very concerned about the missing man from Copmanthorpe.
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Mayoral £7m 'Moving Forward' Campaign Shifts Into Next Phase Under New Devolution Powers
National and local leaders will join David Skaith, Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, this Friday to launch the next phase of the £7 million 'Moving Forward'
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How flights will be affected as 130 workers announce strike at Leeds Bradford Airport
Leeds Bradford Airport strike dates have been announced as almost 130 workers prepare to walk out over a pay dispute.
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Swan Lake coming to York Barbican for one night with live orchestra
The Imperial Classical Ballet is set to perform Swan Lake at the York Barbican for one night only this October.
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Warner Bros, Film 4 and the BBC come to York for major film festival
With 300 short films, 15 competitive categories and £5,000 in prizes, Aesthetica Film Festival will return to York next month. The 16th edition of the festival will take place from the 4-8 November, with hundreds of independent short films...
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Police appeal after theft from retailer in York shopping park
North Yorkshire Police said it happened at Home Bargains in Foss Islands Retail Park in Foss Islands Road on Wednesday, September 9.
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Police appeal after theft from retailer in York shopping park
North Yorkshire Police said it happened at Home Bargains in Foss Islands Retail Park in Foss Islands Road on Wednesday, September 9.
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Number of York children starting school without being toilet trained almost halves
City of York Council said the news follows a citywide campaign in partnership with national charitable foundation Kindred Squared, which aimed to support families in preparing children for Reception in September.
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Plans for 3,500-home village community to go on public display
Updated plans for 3,500-home Heronby community near York and Selby go on display October 15, ahead of an outline planning application to North Yorkshire Council.
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How flights will be affected as 130 workers announce strike at Leeds Bradford Airport
Leeds Bradford Airport strike dates have been announced as almost 130 workers prepare to walk out over a pay dispute.
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Number of York children starting school without being toilet trained almost halves
City of York Council said the news follows a citywide campaign in partnership with national charitable foundation Kindred Squared, which aimed to support families in preparing children for Reception in September.
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Wanted man could be in York, say police
Police searching for this wanted man say he could be in York. John Paul Mclatchie, 50, is wanted for recall to prison and in connection with a domestic assault that occurred in Hull. From Scarborough, Mclatchie is believed to be there or in...
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York primary school transforms outdoor play areas with housebuilder's help
Lord Deramore’s Primary School in York received help from Persimmon Yorkshire by upgrading its outdoor facilities.
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' I've come full circle' - York teacher celebrates return to childhood school
A York teacher has returned to her childhood school to inspire the next generation from the other side of the classroom.