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  • Biker and driver hurt in crash

    FIREFIGHTERS from Harrogate attended a crash between a motorbike and a car. Two crews from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the A658 at North Rigton, south of Harrogate, at about 3.30pm on Tuesday. The motorcyclist, a man

  • York City Knights' fan favourite signs for Newcastle Thunder

    ANY hope York City Knights fans had of pack star Joel Edwards returning to Bootham Crescent have been dashed - after the Australian agreed a deal with League One club Newcastle Thunder. The former NRL ace, who played for Newcastle Knights, Canberra

  • Yorkshire fight back as 14 wickets tumble at Kent

    Fourteen wickets fell during an opening day which saw ball dominate bat at Canterbury, with Yorkshire fighting back impressively following early trouble. Kent’s first day of home Specsavers County Championship Division One cricket since 2010 was

  • Review: Ricky Gervais, SuperNature, York Barbican, May 13

    Review: Ricky Gervais, SuperNature, York Barbican, May 13 ARRIVING at York Barbican, and reaching instinctively for keys, mobile, coins, for the security check, there was a surprise in store. "No need," said the smiling man by the revolving

  • Tributes paid to 'thoughtful, beautiful' Leah, 15

    THE family of a North Yorkshire teenager who died after taking ecstasy have paid tribute to "a thoughtful, beautiful girl, who was much loved". Leah Heyes, 15, collapsed near a playground in Northallerton on Saturday night and died later that evening

  • Rest assured, here come Supriya's lullabies for York

    THE National Centre for Early Music will be home to a restful, tranquil and immersive musical experience to delight all ages in York on Tuesday. That night, Manasamitra, Dewsbury's South Indian arts organisation, invites music lovers to Lullaby

  • North Yorkshire Moors Railway returns to the small screen

    IT'S full steam ahead for the second series of the TV show following the comings and goings on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. The first episode of Yorkshire Steam Railway: All Aboard, which goes behind the scenes, meeting the staff and volunteers

  • York City sign midfielder

    YORK City have signed midfielder Kieran Green from National League North rivals Blyth Spartans. The 21-year-old - who came through the youth ranks at Hartlepool - made 58 appearances in total for Blyth, scoring eight goals and helping them reach

  • Two arrested on suspicion of cross-border drug dealing

    POLICE arrested two men on suspicion of cross-border drug dealing. North Yorkshire Police said officers on patrol near Knaresborough stopped a vehicle on the A1 southbound at Wetherby Services, at about 10.15pm on Monday, May 13, where "they recovered

  • York workers have been urged to save more for the future

    YORK workers have been urged to set savings goals as the scale of non-saving is revealed. Analysis by Yorkshire Building Society shows the number of people working in Yorkshire and Humber who are not saving is enough to fill Bootham Crescent, the

  • Rugby project set to 'change lives' in York

    PEOPLE with learning disabilities from York will be showing off their rugby skills and taking part in a ground-breaking social inclusion programme this month. Dacia’s Magic Weekend, at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool on May 25 and 26, will see teams

  • York youth music festival set to take over city centre

    YORK’S young musicians will be taking over the city for a whole weekend in June for a festival of youth music. The festival will provide an opportunity to hear the YMF York Jazz Orchestra that headlined the Youth Proms last year at the Albert Hall

  • Does technology make teenagers more lonely?

    SPONSORED CONTENT TODAY’S modern household is more dependent on the internet than ever before. Given that the average home now has several devices connected at any one time, it may not be a surprise that internet usage shot up among TalkTalk customers

  • Crew put out fire at 103-year-old's flat in North Yorkshire

    FIREFIGHTERS were called to a 103-year-old man's flat in North Yorkshire this morning (May 14) to put out a small fire. North Yorkshire fire service said a crew was called to the flat at about 8.30am after a smoke alarm was triggered. The service

  • Promotions at North Yorkshire solicitors

    A NORTH Yorkshire law firm has continued its business growth strategy by appointing two new directors. Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors has promoted Orlando Bridgeman and Greg Cross, who joined the firm in 2014 and 2015 respectively. Orlando is based

  • Bike Belles gear up for free festival in York

    VOLUNTEER group, York Bike Belles, is aiming to bring more pedal power to the city with its third Walk Cycle Festival. The week-long festival, which runs from May 26-31, promises events, workshops and creative activities to entertain, inspire and

  • York French antiques specialist celebrates 'bon anniversaire'

    AN antiques business with a touch of ooh la la is celebrating 25 years of trading in York - and you can join staff for a glass of Sancerre and an attractive discount. The French House, which specialises in French furniture, first opened in a warehouse

  • Ofsted joy at York village school

    A PRIMARY school on the outskirts of York is celebrating its latest Ofsted success. Forest of Galtres School, in Shipton-by-Beningbrough, has been judged as ‘good’ after a short inspection. This was their first inspection since they were last graded

  • New salon for Spark:York stylist

    A HAIRDRESSER has opened a new salon in a bricks-and-mortar building in York city centre after a successful year in a converted shipping container at Spark:York. Jody Toner says it was probably only thanks to Spark - the innovative business start-up

  • GP COLUMN: Oral hygiene is vital for good health, says Dr Zak

    DESPITE the virtual explosion of a cosmetic dental industry in the last 10 years and the desire to attain the “perfect smile”, it seems the UK still has a large problem of ill health due to dental problems. Every year our economy loses £100 million

  • Police appeal after crash involving car and pedestrian

    POLICE are appealing for witnesses and information after a crash in North Yorkshire involving a car and a pedestrian. North Yorkshire Police said it happened at 1.20pm on Friday in Sainsbury’s Car Park, Falsgrave Road, Scarborough, when a black

  • LETTER: Parslow deserves a City testimonial

    SO the York City FC board have not discussed having a testimonial for Daniel Parslow and do not intend offering one because, legally, they don’t have to (No City plan for Parslow testimonial, May 11)? How shabby and pathetic! Ten years good service

  • Free kite festival for families

    A FREE, family-friendly Kite Festival will be held this weekend. The festival will be held at Sewerby Fields, Bridlington, on Saturday and Sunday, May 18 and 19, with a range of colourful displays and sequences performed by expert flyers. Displays

  • LETTER: Don’t let anti-Brexit alliance get their way

    SO, the anti-Brexit alliance in Westminster have forced us into an election that the majority in the 2016 referendum did not want and which should not be taking place. The Labour Party are seeking to abrogate all responsibility for the Parliamentary

  • Roadside surveys affect York commuters and shoppers

    MOTORISTS heading into York this morning were affected by road side surveys on several key commuter routes. The traffic census is being organised by City of York Council in a bid to improve its understanding of why journeys are being made, where

  • Painters scoop global excellence accolade

    A NORTH Yorkshire painting and decorating business has scooped a global award. Chris Green and Son Painters and Decorators has been named the winner of the Excellence in Property Restoration Services category in the Corporate LiveWire Innovation

  • RECIPE: English custard tart

    SOPHIE SMITH shares her recipe for an English custard tart For the pastry 250g softened butter 180g icing sugar A drop of vanilla paste 2 lightly beaten eggs 500g plain flour, sieved ¼ tsp salt Egg wash – 1 beaten egg, 1 tablespoon

  • Four arrested after York swimming pool break-in

    FOUR people have been arrested after a break-in at a York swimming pool, which has been forced to temporarily close. Yearsley Swimming Pool, off Haxby Road, will remain closed for the rest of today (May 14) following the break-in early this morning

  • Column: Eat berries to lower your blood pressure

    AS we head towards summer, we move into berry season. Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries: all can be classed as ‘superfoods’ thanks to their high levels of vitamin C and antioxidants – plant pigments with anti-inflammatory and anti-ageing

  • Man was caught with fake Nike and Adidas sportswear

    A MAN caught on the A63 at Monk Fryston with 30 boxes of counterfeit Adidas clothes and Nike footwear has been given a suspended prison sentence. York Crown Court heard that £60,000 had passed through Masood Anwar’s bank account, mostly in cash