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  • Superhero Leo, 5, in epic climb

    A FIVE-YEAR-OLD superhero is set to lead a team of fundraisers on an epic trek. Leo Richardson loves dressing up as superheroes, and will take on Moel Famau in Wales on Saturday, June 12, to support the NSPCC’s first national Childhood Day – a

  • CCTV appeal after shop theft

    A CCTV appeal is underway after a theft in York. North Yorkshire Police say they are appealing for witnesses and information about a man who entered the Co-op in Tang Hall Lane in York and then selected a number of items before leaving the store

  • York City Knights final ticket details await roadmap plans

    TICKETING details for York City Knights 1895 Cup final and that of the Challenge Cup will not be announced until the final stage of the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown is announced. With the Rugby Football League, York, Featherstone Rovers

  • Man arrested for threatening violence and criminal damage

    A MAN has been arrested for threatening violence and criminal damage in York. North Yorkshire Police say they are appealing for witnesses and information about an incident that occurred near the Hole in the Wall pub and the Christian Science Reading

  • ROAD TEST: Seat Ibiza FR

    EVER since its introduction in 1984, the Seat Ibiza has brought a little ray of Spanish sunshine into the supermini market. Despite notching up global sales of more than six million, and becoming the company’s “key pillar” as Seat emerged as one

  • PICTURES: Indiana Jones 5 filming starts in North Yorkshire

    PHOTOGRAPHER Simon Thurlow took these photos of the film set for the new Indiana Jones movie in North Yorkshire. Hollywood star Harrison Ford is understood to have been filming the latest instalment of the Indiana Jones series near Pickering.

  • Woman assaulted while out walking her dog

    A WOMAN was attacked while out walking her dog in York. North Yorkshire Police say the assault on a woman dog walker took place on the cycle path from Shipton Road leading to the Rawcliffe Park and Ride at about 12.15pm on Saturday (June 5) and

  • Woman attacked by man in doorway

    A WOMAN was attacked by a man in York. North Yorkshire Police say they are appealing for witnesses after a woman was assaulted by an unknown man in a communal doorway outside flats on Eboracum Way in the city at about 11.55pm on Friday, May 28.

  • Flood works to protect towns

    WORK has been carried out to improve the speed, safety and efficiency of the response to the threat of flooding. The new infrastructure includes permanent brackets, pipework and hard standing at various locations in Malton, Norton and Old Malton

  • SENIOR LEAGUE: Pickering slip to fifth in premier division

    PICKERING slipped from second to fifth in the Hunters York & District Senior League premier division after a nine-wicket loss at Whitkirk. Home captain Simon Webb (62 not out) led the way, putting on a match-winning stand of 81 with Josh Watson

  • Man dies after crash

    A MAN has died following a crash. North Yorkshire Police say the collision occurred at about 2.30pm on Friday (June 4) between a dark green BMW Z3 and a red Hyundai i10 on the A167 near Oak Tree Hill, Brompton, near Northallerton. The BMW was

  • York City Supporters' Trust slash 2021/22 membership prices

    YORK City Supporters' Trust has slashed membership prices for the coming 2021/22 season. The price of annual membership is now just £1, down from £10, with under-16s able to join for free. Anyone who has already paid their £10 can contact the

  • NOSTALGIA: Five cricket teams from the past

    IN the latest edition of our look back through the archives, here are five cricket teams from the past. Do you recognise yourself or anyone you know in any of these pictures? First up, New Earswick's 1971 team. Back row, from the left: N Coates

  • Safety review launched after cracks on trains

    A SAFETY review is underway after LNER's Hitachi Class 800 trains were withdrawn from service last month after cracks were discovered in part of the chassis of some trains. The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) is undertaking a review to understand

  • Plant donations from nursery to mark 100th year

    A NORTH Yorkshire nursery, which is celebrating its 100th year, has been marking the milestone with numerous plant donations - including in York. Johnsons of Whixley has donated hundreds of plants to Yorkshire charities each month - as part of

  • Have your say on local transport in the North

    RESIDENTS can have their say on the future of public and private transport in a major climate change consultation from today. Transport for the North wants to know what people in York, North and East Yorkshire, think about their decarbonisation

  • Dogs rescued from car

    DISTRESSED dogs had to be rescued after being left in a car in hot weather. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say they were called out at 7.45pm last night to Marine Drive in Scarborough to an incident involving two distressed dogs left in a car.

  • Millions will be without care warning

    MILLIONS of people will be unable to get the residential care they need without urgent Government reform, a York and North Yorkshire sector leader is warning. Mike Padgham, chair of representative organisation, the Independent Care Group, will today

  • Bank branch to close in York city centre

    A BANK is to close its only branch in York city centre. The Royal Bank of Scotland branch in Nessgate will shut on June 15. The next nearest branch will then be in Leeds, but customers are being told they can instead use a NatWest branch in

  • Bubble Rush launches charity partnership with care firm

    AN EVENT, which hosts a 'fun run' through bubbles, has announced a new charity partner that will receive proceeds from events this year - including in York. Bubble Rush has announced a partnership with end of life charity, Marie Curie. Participants

  • "He stole from us at a family BBQ - should I confront him?"

    Dear Kirsten,  I had a garden party with a BBQ with family in our garden to celebrate being back together again. My cousin brought her new partner for the first time and we were all really excited to meet him. Towards the end of the evening

  • Olivia, 8, raises money for the NHS with charity challenge

    AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD girl from York has completed a challenging bike ride to raise money for the city's hospital. Olivia Carradice, a pupil at Westfield Primary School, was inspired to fundraise for York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals after 38th

  • Firefighters tackling large fire

    UPDATED 6.10PM: The incident was scaled down with two crews remaining at the the scene damping down using main jets at around 10.18am. Fire crews left the scene with onsite staff around 11.20am, however the fire service says it remains reopen for revisits

  • Coronavirus and crowded York: "They think it's all over..."

    LOOKING at the pictures in Thursday's Press (Wish you were here? York goes continental as crowds flock to outdoor cafes) there was not a single face mask in sight and very little signs of social distancing. The pictures reminded me of the 1966

  • Murdered police officer remembered

    TODAY marks the 29th anniversary of the murder of a special constable by an IRA gunman. North Yorkshire Police are remembering Glenn Goodman, who was shot dead on the A64 just outside Tadcaster on June 7, 1992. On Twitter the force said:

  • Film premiere for dancers after show cancelled four times

    THE owner of a York dance club finally decided it was time for a change of plan after its annual show had to be postponed no fewer than four times because of Covid restrictions. Lesley Hill, owner of Attitude Dance Club in Copmanthorpe, has had