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Malton cattle market funds bid was ‘premature’

1:51pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A MOVE to put more than £700,000 of a Government windfall towards a proposed new livestock market for Malton was abandoned by Ryedale District Council last Thursday.

Pickering flood scheme gets the go-ahead

Flood waters rise in Pickering in 2007

1:43pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A PIONEERING scheme to combat flooding in Pickering has been given the go-ahead by the North York Moors National Park’s planning committee.

Norton greengrocer, 73, dies suddenly

John Medd

1:41pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A FORMER greengrocer has died suddenly at his home in Norton, aged 73.

New heating system breathes new life into village church

Church warden John Ashworth with the Victorian heating system

1:34pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A NEW lease of life has been given to a village church with the restoration of a unique heating system.

Marie Curie Cancer Care’s Walk Ten event to return

Helping to launch this year’s Walk Ten event are Charlotte Hammond, Sam James, Kyla Collins and Lisa Stanley

1:29pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

MARIE Curie Cancer Care’s Walk Ten event is back for a third year at Castle Howard this summer.

Disabled man’s fury as bedroom tax hits

Stephen Doe of Helmsley says he could be forced to leave his specially-adapted bungalow under new benefits rules

1:19pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A DISABLED man has spoken of his anger over changes to the Government’s welfare benefits which, he says, are putting severe pressure on the vulnerable.

Roads are top priority - council leader

1:18pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

ROAD repairs and reducing waste levels will be two of the top priorities for North Yorkshire’s re-elected council leader following his party’s local elections victory.

Scones and songs to beat elderly blues in Ryedale

Performers Chloe Saywell, back left, and Stephanie Leung, at Amotherby Village Hall with Phylliss Williamson, Mary Davenport and Sue Burbeck, organiser

1:04pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

SONGS and scones are helping to bring older people throughout Ryedale together.

Villagers at Wilton celebrate lottery cash boost

9:34am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

VILLAGERS at Wilton near Pickering are celebrating after receiving nearly £8,500 form the Big Lottery, as part of a £60,000 scheme to give their community hall a 21st Century look.

Brownlee brothers partner up with National Trust to host triathlon

Triathlon champions Alistair and Jonnie Brownlee at Fountains Abbey

9:01am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

YORKSHIRE triathlete brothers Alistair and Jonny Brownlee have partnered up with the National Trust to host its first triathlon this September at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal.

Pupils take part in animation workshop

St Joseph’s pupils who took part in the animation workshop

1:24pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

YOUNG filmmakers have been demonstrating their skills in animation.

New 'memory café' opens in Norton

Alzheimer’s Society dementia support worker Sue Ferguson, left, information officer Helen Williams and Pat Teasdale at the new memory café in Norton

1:16pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A NEW Memory Café support service has being launched in Norton by the Alzheimer’s Society.

Youngsters celebrate church confirmation

1:14pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

SEVENTEEN young people from Ryedale were confirmed at a service at St Leonard & St Mary’s RC Church, Malton, last week.

Train hit cows on York to Scarborough line

1:10pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

BUSES replaced train services on the York to Scarborough line after a train hit a herd of cows near Seamer yesterday afternoon.

North Yorkshire police chief leaves for job in Cleveland

Assistant chief constable Iain Spittal

9:31am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

A LONG-SERVING senior officer for North Yorkshire Police has taken up a job with a neighbouring force.

Dog warning over livestock attacks

2:13pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

POLICE are reminding dog owners to keep them on leads near livestock after two animals were caught worrying livestock near Middleton.

Councils join forces in bid to cut costs

7:20am Tuesday 21st May 2013

TWO North Yorkshire councils have agreed to a closer working relationship in a bid to cut costs to taxpayers.

James Brabbs jailed for life for Easingwold van driver murder

Killer James Brabbs, who was today jailed for for a minimum of 29 years for the murder of van driver Mohammed Saleem Khan

5:56pm Monday 20th May 2013

A KILLER was this afternoon jailed for life for what his own barrister described as the "atrocious" murder of a van driver.

Easingwold murder suspect admits guilt in shock plea change

12:44pm Monday 20th May 2013

A MAN who denied murdering a van driver in North Yorkshire made a dramatic change of plea today.

Thousands flock to Malton Food Lovers Festival

Barbara Haywood and her daughter and gingerbread maker Liz Druce, of the Gingerbread House, at the Malton Food Lovers Festival

9:07am Monday 20th May 2013

MORE than 20,000 people enjoyed a weekend of Malton’s finest foodie entertainment.

Canadian airmen’s sacrifices remembered at memorial service

Sutton-on-Forest Primary School pupil Adam Walker places a wreath on the memorial during the memorial service at Sutton on Forest

8:57am Monday 20th May 2013

MEMBERS of the Royal Canadian Air Force travelled to a village near York for an annual service dedicated to hundreds of airmen from a local air base who died in the Second World War.

North Yorkshire baby is first patient to make use of new children’s air ambulance

One day old Theo Mikova is transported by medical staff to the national Children’s Air Ambulance ahead of his flight to Hull and so become the first infant to fly in the new children’s medical transfer

7:42am Monday 20th May 2013

A TINY baby who needed life-saving surgery became the first infant to fly in a new children’s air ambulance as it got off the ground in North Yorkshire.

Pickering flood protection plan backed

9:04am Monday 20th May 2013

A £2 MILLION flood scheme to prevent Pickering beck from flooding the town, involving a series of measures upstream, including dams to slow the flow of floodwater, has been approved by the North York Moors National Park Authority.

Train driver rescue story on national TV

9:03am Monday 20th May 2013

THE rescue of a train driver who suffered a heart attack on the railway line near Malton will be featured on a TV documentary this morning.

Norton fire flats landlord jailed for 12 months

Alan Foster

10:00am Saturday 18th May 2013

The owner of flats where two young jockeys died in an arson attack has been jailed for a year, after a judge said he showed “complete disregard” for residents’ safety.



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