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  • Pickering Town strike late to secure win

    PICKERING Town left it late to notch a notable home victory in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division.It looked as if the Pikes would have to settle for a point against fourth-placed Pontefract Collieries – who are still the side

  • Brewers make light of injuries to notch classy win

    Evo-Stik League Division One North: Skelmersdale United 1 Tadcaster Albion 3GOALS from Pete Davidson, Andy Milne and Joe Pugh helped injury-stricken Tadcaster Albion return to winning ways with a spirited performance on a difficult pitch.Brewers manager

  • Councillor under fire says he will not quit

    AN EAST Riding councillor who is facing calls for him to resign says he will not quit. Andy Strangeway, an Independent councillor who represents the Pocklington Provincial ward, was officially censured in a vote by East Riding of Yorkshire Council

  • Chess fan MP opens junior tournament in York

    YORK Central MP Rachael Maskell - herself an avid chess player when at school - has opened a junior chess tournament in the city. She went to the Yorkshire Junior One Day Rapidplay Tournament, held on Saturday at Wigginton Primary School and organised

  • Record-breaker Jason Roy and Joe Root silence Aussies

    JASON Roy brought the smiles back to England's tour of Australia with a record-breaking 180 which put the tourists on the front foot for the first time since arriving Down Under.Having surrendered the Ashes in a 4-0 defeat, the limited-overs side

  • Major Tim Peake's space capsule to land at NRM in York

    THE spacecraft which transported British astronaut Tim Peake to and from the International Space Station, will be welcomed at York’s National Railway Museum on Wednesday. Displayed on the Great Hall’s historic turntable along with its original

  • Dancers prepare to stage The Nutcracker in York

    MORE than 100 young dancers are preparing to stage The Nutcracker at a York theatre next weekend. Sandra Smith, who runs the York dance school Let’s Dance, said 115 of her students, aged between five and 18, who attend lessons in Bishopthorpe,

  • Christiansen proud of Leeds effort in defeat

    LEEDS boss Thomas Christiansen felt his side deserved more from their Championship trip to Ipswich as they lost 1-0.Bersant Celina's 25-yard strike midway through the second half was enough to seal a first victory since mid-December for the hosts.Leeds

  • Sleet and snow set to return on bitterly cold winds

    SLEET or snow showers are set to return to York and North Yorkshire in the coming week on bitterly cold winds. The Met Office says that after early showers tomorrow, there will be sunny spells but winds with strengthen later with heavy showers,

  • Risks to North Yorkshire Police revealed

    OFFICERS forced to patrol alone are at higher risk of violence, a new study by the Police Federation of England and Wales has found. The study, carried out with the University of Nottingham, surveyed more than 11,000 officers from 43 forces, and

  • Roadworks misery finally ends for Rillington

    A VILLAGE is “back to normal” after weeks of disruption due to roadworks. Rillington was left with an eight-foot hole last Wednesday after a water main burst overnight. Another water main in the village burst before Christmas, shortly after major

  • Libraries to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

    LIBRARIES will use the power of words to highlight the importance of Holocaust Memorial Day on January 27.The day remembers the millions of people killed in the Holocaust during the Second World War and in subsequent genocides across the world.From January

  • Chip pan fire causes severe smoke damage to kitchen

    A KITCHEN was severely damaged by smoke after an unattended chip pan caught fire last night. North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said crews from Harrogate and Knaresborough extinguished the blaze at a house in Regent Street, Harrogate, which

  • Crackdown on wildlife crime in North Yorkshire

    NEW maps have been produced showing the extent of bird-of-prey persecution in the Moors and North Yorkshire.The online maps, published by Defra, have been described by police as "a useful tool in the fight against wildlife crime."Raptors are