Gazette & Herald
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B&M to open 8 new stores before the end of 2026 - see the full list of locations
B&M is scheduled to open eight new UK stores by the end of 2026 - see the full list of locations.
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The Yorkshire market town just two miles from the A1(M) that feels a world away
Just two miles from the A1(M), Bedale is a historic Yorkshire market town with Viking treasures, a heritage railway, independent shops and beautiful countryside.
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This is when work on £6.68m station redevelopment will start
Work on the £6.68 million redevelopment of Scarborough Railway Station will start next year after plans were approved despite concerns.
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York Business Festival looks at selling to public sector and financial prudence
A session on how to sell to the public sector will help businesses attending the York Business Festival tap into new opportunities.
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Citizens Advice scam warning issued to UK homeowners as thousands caught out
Citizens Advice has warned that people are being scammed out of thousands of pounds by rogue roofers.
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Suspect arrested after two injured and armed police and dog units scour York
Armed police and dog units scoured York city centre after two men were injured close to York Railway Station. A man was arrested in Hull.
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WATCH: North Yorkshire town goes back to the 1940s
A NORTH Yorkshire town has been transported back to the 1940s this weekend with a celebration of the music, food and fashion from the decade.
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IN PICTURES: North Yorkshire town transported back to 1940s for nostalgic weekend
A NORTH Yorkshire town has been transported back to the 1940s this weekend with a celebration of the music, food and fashion from the decade.
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Historic building empty for 20 years could become luxury spa in £3m transformation
Richmond’s Grade II-listed Friary Lodge could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.
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Launch of new school for children under 12 in York
A second private school has announced changes to its structure. St Peter's on Bootham has launched its new look Junior School.
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Three men sentenced for crimes against women at York Magistrates Court
Three men have been allowed to keep their freedom after they pleaded guilty at York Magistrates Court to crimes against women.
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‘York felt alive’ – city’s new jazz festival hailed a success
A new four-day jazz festival in York has been hailed a success by organisers.
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UK Wildlife Park issues update on tiger and 'deeply affected' staff after attack
The tiger involved in the fatal attack at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday (October 10) is safe and will not be euthanised, the park has confirmed.
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Second man charged in A1(M) murder case
A second man has been charged in the A1(M) murder case. He is alleged to have encouraged the first to kill his sister by causing a traffic crash.
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Police hunt air gun shooter after car damaged while driving through York at night
Police are looking for a air gun shooter after a driver heard a loud bang and saw damage to the glass of the car they were driving through York at night.
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What's on at the Milton Rooms in Malton this autumn
There’s something for everyone
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Rising indie-rock band The Rosadocs announce upcoming York gig
Sheffield indie-rock band The Rosadocs are heading to The Crescent in York this autumn.
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Inside the hidden York church most people walk past without noticing
We take a nostalgic look back at York's hidden Holy Trinity Church, a medieval gem with box pews, stained glass and Anne Lister's 1834 communion.
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How this neglected Yorkshire woodland became a sell-out dining destination
Yorkshire woodland dining experience Feast by Fire has been crowned Specialist Venue of the Year at The Press Food and Drink Awards 2026.
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New Halloween 'Potion Hunt' adventure coming to Dalby Forest
Go Ape Dalby Forest is launching a new Halloween Potion Hunt event for families this half term.
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The small museum that can only fit two people inside
The Ferryman's Hut Museum is the smallest in Northumberland and explores the history of Alnmouth's old ferry service.
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Converted York church hall where indie band filmed music video for sale for £1.5m
A converted York church hall where the Wedding Present filmed a music video has hit the market for £1.5 million.
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New music initiative gives children across York chance to learn an instrument
The Great Tudor Recorder Project will officially begin in 10 local schools, aiming to provide children with extended access to music education.
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MoD warns 23-turbine wind farm could disrupt RAF activity
MoD and NATS warn 23-turbine Hope Moor Wind Farm near the Yorkshire Dales could disrupt RAF radar, threaten low-flying aircraft and UK air defence.
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East Riding celebrates unsung young heroes of fostering families
East Riding is marking Children of Foster Carers Week 2026 to recognise the contribution of young people growing up in fostering households.
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Aurora alert has been issued for North Yorkshire this Saturday evening
AN Aurora alert has been issued for North Yorkshire this evening (Saturday).
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Gang trashed and looted York Airbnb before vanishing with key
This group of visitors to York trashed and looted an Airbnb before disappearing with the house key.
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Man dies after sustaining 'serious injuries' in tiger attack at UK wildlife park
A man has died after being attacked by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park Resort on Saturday (October 10).
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Four teenagers seriously injured in late night crash
Four teenagers have been taken to hospital with serious injuries following a crash last night in Sherburn-in-Elmet. Police are trying to locate a truck driver.
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UK wildlife park closes after 'serious incident' in tiger enclosure
Yorkshire Wildlife Park Resort has been closed following a "serious" incident in the tiger enclosure.
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This tucked-away beer hall is officially York's top pub and bar
Walmgate's Brew York Taproom and Beer Hall has been named Pub/Bar of the Year at The Press Food and Drink Awards.
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Huge moor fire put firefighters under pressure as crews battled blaze for 40 days
Fylingdales Moor fire report warns North Yorkshire firefighters faced welfare pressures and staffing shortages after the blaze burned for more than 40 days.
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'We make things properly’: Tiny shop is a huge hit thanks to its whopper sandwiches
MAXINE GORDON meets the man behind a tiny York sandwich shop enjoying a whopper first year in business
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Engineers in high speed rescue for part of York's city centre lifesaving team
An essential part of York’s nightlife safety measures was out of action for most of last night - but will be back on patrol tonight, thanks to high-speed engineers.
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Police incident on York bridge
Police were out in force near Ouse Bridge yesterday evening as the city centre was busy with racegoers and others celebrating the start of the weekend.
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Facelifted Kia EV6 review: Is this now the best electric family car under £50k?
The facelifted Kia EV6 features a larger 84kWh battery, sharper headlights, a smoother ride and an upgraded interior.
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MoD warns 23-turbine Yorkshire Dales wind farm could interfere with military radar
MoD and NATS warn 23-turbine Hope Moor Wind Farm near the Yorkshire Dales could disrupt RAF radar, threaten low-flying aircraft and UK air defence.
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Speedy justice for man who went on the run from North Yorkshire court
A vandal got speedy justice and a night behind bars when he failed to attend court to answer for his crime.
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GP surgery in York to close to patients until next year for safety reasons
Doctors in York have announced that a GP surgery will be closed entirely from a week on Monday until after the New Year.
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Prison near York apologises after inmate was able to phone domestic abuse complainant
The male remand prison for York and North Yorkshire has tightened its controls on prisoners making phone calls after an inmate managed to phone a domestic abuse complainant hundreds of times.
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New project seeks volunteers to explore and protect special landscape
HISTORIC England has joined forces with York Archaeology and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust in a major project to help reveal the history and heritage of one of the country’s most significant historical landscapes.
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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.
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North Yorkshire farmers consider quitting amid growing pressures
NORTH Yorkshire farmers are facing mounting pressure as the NFU and Scarborough-based McCain warn of falling food production and declining confidence
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The rising York food hotspot that has been named one of the best in the region
Why Black Wheat Club has been named New Opening of the Year at The Press Food and Drink Awards.
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10 remarkable old photos of a changing city and the York we used to know
Photos of old York in the 1990s capture the Barbican’s rise, Naburn Hospital’s demolition, Terry’s Chocolate Works and a changing city.
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Award-winning folk musician to perform at Howden's Shire Hall
Award-winning musician Phil Beer will perform at Howden’s Shire Hall on October 17.
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‘We must build unity, not division’ - York MP in warning over ‘remigration activist'
Rachael Maskell MP has called for people to “build unity, not division” after so-called “remigration activist” Young Bob visited York.
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Wetherby town centre to welcome artisan market packed with seasonal goodies
The Little Bird Made Artisan Market will take place in Wetherby town centre on Sunday, October 11.
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'Frustration' over York river safety prompts call for action to 'save lives'
There is an urgent need to make York's River Ouse safer following incidents on one of its bridges which has repeatedly closed due to emergencies, a leading local politician has said.
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Pocklington model swaps hard hat for high heels in national competition final
A model is swapping hard hats for high heels as she takes on a major modelling competition this week.