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  • York City Knights loan in Ireland international for 2022

    YORK City Knights have secured the signature of up-and-coming Irish international prop Michael Ronan on a one-year loan from Huddersfield Giants. Having joined in 2019, Ronan made his debut, and thus far sole, appearance for the Super League outfit

  • This York gem is all decked out for Christmas

    A MUCH-LOVED historic property at the heart of York is all dressed up for Christmas. The National Trust’s Treasurer's House nestled behind York Minster is open again for Christmas and inviting visitors to the city to drop in for a relaxing wander

  • This York fundraiser battled Covid to complete a 90-mile trek

    A BOUT of Covid didn't stop one York woman from completing a 90 mile fundraising trek. Linda Gills-Easton from York has been taking on her own virtual Hadrian’s Wall challenge to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK, the UK’s leading dementia

  • Burglary suspect arrested after police car rammed in chase

    A SUSPECTED burglar has been arrested in York following a call from a member of the public. North Yorkshire Police say that at about 6.20am yesterday (November 21), they received a call from a member of the public in York who was woken to the sound

  • Covid-19 case rate in York rises by more than 10

    YORK'S weekly recorded Covid-19 rate has increased by more than 10 - and more cases continue to be recorded in the area. The latest data from Public Health England (PHE) shows that the city's rate has increased by 11 taking it to 453.1 cases per

  • Man arrested following assault in seaside town

    A MAN has been arrested following an altercation between two men in a North Yorkshire seaside town. North Yorkshire Police is appealing for witnesses and information about an assault that occurred outside of the Sanctuary Bar in St Nicholas Street

  • Four-goal Barker hoping for upturn in Pickering Town's form

    PICKERING Town's four-goal hero Sam Barker hopes Saturday's 4-1 win over Sheffield will herald a new dawn for his side. The attacking midfielder bagged two goals from the penalty spot and two from open play as Pickering claimed just their second

  • Chess success for York schools

    TWO schools are celebrating after they won the first interschool chess tournament in York for many years. Ten primary schools competed for the Simon Benedictus Shield, won by Scarcroft Primary School. York All Stars, whose York Junior Chess

  • Cedarbarn Farm Shop and cafe in Pickering wins 4

    A HARD-WORKING family firm have picked up a clutch of awards. Karl and Mandy Avison who run the Cedarbarn Farm Shop and cafe in Pickering in Ryedale, are celebrating after scooping up four Deliciouslyorkshire Taste Awards. The quartet of regional

  • CCTV appeal after cash taken during fraud incident

    POLICE have released CCTV footage of a person they would like to speak to in connection to a fraud incident in Harrogate. North Yorkshire Police is appealing for the public's help to identify a woman pictured on CCTV after a fraud was committed

  • Temporary traffic restriction in York

    A TEMPORARY traffic restriction is set to come into place in York later this week. The restriction will be in place in Leeman Road at Marble Arch and Memorial Gardens between 9.15pm on Thursday (November 25) and 6am on Friday (November 26).

  • Places available for six-a-side league

    PLACES are available for new teams to join the Sunday Night Football Mundial Six-A-Side League at Millthorpe School. Games take place every Sunday from 5pm to 8pm. There are also places available for the Thursday night league at Huntington

  • Leeds let lead slip as Conte registers first Spurs win

    VICTORY slipped through Leeds United’s grasp as they slid to a 2-1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday. A fine first half by the visitors counted for nothing as Antonio Conte celebrated his first Premier League home game as the North London side

  • Visit York Tourism Awards 2022 finalists revealed

    FINALISTS in the Visit York Tourism Awards have been revealed today - chosen for their outstanding service, innovation and resilience during the past year. The shortlisted businesses will go head to head to win one of 15 trophies when the awards

  • Teenager dies after crash

    A TEENAGER has died after a crash. North Yorkshire Police say they are appealing for witnesses after a fatal collision on the A170 between Kirkbymoorside and Beadlam. The ambulance service contacted police to report a crash near to the Welburn

  • Hospice team launches new package to lower risk of suicide

    SPECIALIST teams at a North Yorkshire hospice have developed a new assessment package to help look after patients who may be at risk of suicide. The project has been headed up by Dr John Ashfield, patient and family support services team leader

  • Let's harness the power of pensions to tackle climate change

    The investment potential of pension funds could help us tackle climate change instead of adding to the problems, says CHRISTIAN VASSIE In the wake of COP26 how can we deliver the massive carbon emission cuts we need to see? A resident, let’

  • Major road reopens after being closed for 10 hours

    UPDATED 5.30PM: The A64 has now reopened both ways. The road reopened at 5pm.   A MAJOR road is blocked this morning after an accident. There are reports coming in that the A64 is partially blocked both ways in Ryedale with queueing traffic

  • Three arrested after police chase

    THREE people were arrested after a police chase. North Yorkshire Police say they got a report from Catterick Garrison on Friday night (November 19) about a possible drink driver in the area and there were further sightings of the Mercedes car on

  • Firefighters called in to rescue dog

    FIREFIGHTERS were called in to help rescue a dog. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say they were called out at just before 11pm last night (November 21) to Fylingdales near Whitby. A spokesman for the service said: "A crew from Robin Hood's

  • "Blue badge ban has made York an apartheid city"

    I AM appalled and ashamed that the City of York Council has voted to permanently ban blue badge holders from parking in the city centre. This has made York an apartheid city. Those who have a physical disability are now being discriminated against

  • Fears for more than 150 York children using drugs and alcohol

    MORE than 150 concerns over children misusing drugs and alcohol have been reported in York over the last four years, new figures suggest. Children’s charity Barnardo's warned that the impact of the Covid pandemic on young people’s mental health