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Harrogate house prices rise by thousands - how much your home could be worth
House prices in Harrogate have gone up by an average of over £6,000 in the month of June, according to figures from the Land Registry. The latest data from the government department reveals that in June 2022 average house prices in Harrogate reached
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New games area a 'slap in the face' for York city centre residents
York councillors have hit out at the “deeply flawed” way housing developer cash is distributed after a decision was made to spend nearly £50,000 generated from a city centre development on a games area in another part of the city. York’s Labour
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York City fans 'starting to see what Ryan Fallowfield can do' enthuses manager
JOHN ASKEY believes that York City fans have now “started to see what Ryan Fallowfield can do.” Fallowfield was one of 17 players to have joined York this summer, as the club looked to bolster their squad following their promotion to the Vanarama
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York City Knights Ladies ace Sinead Peach 'really grateful' for award nominated
YORK City Knights Ladies co-captain Sinead Peach says she is “really grateful” to have been shortlisted for the 2022 Woman of Steel. Peach is one of six nominees for the Betfred Women’s Super League award, alongside York team-mates Tara Stanley
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York round out Yorkshire Premier League North term with rout
YORK rounded off their Hunters ECB Yorkshire Premier League North premier division season by thrashing Scarborough by eight wickets. York headed into the final round of the season knowing that leaders Driffield Town held an unassailable 12-point
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Thunderstorms cross York and North Yorkshire
THUNDERSTORMS have crossed York and North Yorkshire this evening, bringing some heavy rain and thunder. More thundery showers are forecast for tomorrow.
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Long-serving Will Jubb re-signs to stay at York City Knights for 2023 season
WILL JUBB will enter into his seventh season at York City Knights next year after signing a new deal with the club. Jubb is one of York's longest-serving players, having first joined the Knights on dual registration from Hull KR back in 2017.
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York City Knights Ladies boss hails trio shortlisted for 2022 Woman of Steel
LINDSAY ANFIELD has hailed the York City Knights Ladies trio that have been shortlisted for the 2022 Woman of Steel and believes the club could have had as many as six players nominated for the prize. Hollie Dodd, Sinead Peach and Tara Stanley
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Cineworld files for bankruptcy in the US as audiences fall
The Cineworld Group, the second largest cinema group in the world, has filed for bankruptcy in the US as the debt-laden business seeks time to restructure, bosses have revealed. The company said it had filed for Chapter 11 – a form of US bankruptcy
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York City U19s sign eight players ahead of new league season
EIGHT new players have joined York City’s Under-19s team for the 2022/23 season. Defenders Ben Myers and Bill Marshall, midfielders Alex Payne, Harley Dawson, Williams Edenene and Charlie Lumsden and forwards Harry Burland and Alex Hernandez are
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This popular York venue is all set to celebrate Oktoberfest
A POPULAR venue at the heart of York is all set to celebrate Oktoberfest next month. From Friday September 30 to Sunday, October 9 Spark:York is set to be transformed into a cosy Wiesn tent. Organisers say customers should expect German beer
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Tadcaster Magnets continue perfect start in Minster League after Rawcliffe win
TADCASTER Magnets continue to cut out the early running in the race to be York Minster Engineering League premier division champions. Taddy made it three wins from their first three matches when they overcame an early setback to see off Rawcliffe
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Police appeal after racist abuse directed at York City captain
POLICE have confirmed they are investigating an incident in which racist chanting was aimed at York City captain Lenell John-Lewis. Video footage has emerged of audible racist taunts being directed at John-Lewis before his penalty miss in Saturday
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Row over York disabled access intensifies with well-known magazine
A ROW between a satirical magazine and York council bosses has intensified. The Press reported back in August how City of York Council demanded a correction from Private Eye over an ‘incorrect’ article about disabled access at the city’s newly-refurbished
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Pickering Town claim first win under interim management duo to move off bottom
PICKERING Town picked up their first win under interim managerial pair Tony Hackworth and Ged Dalton as they beat Thornaby 2-1 at Mill Lane. Hackworth and Dalton were placed in temporary charge at Pickering on Friday after the club parted company
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York friends launch app to help health and well-being
UNIVERSITY of York friends Toby Cannon and Michael McCraedie have launched a well-being tool for healthier, happier employees. The Myles Wellbeing platform connects with over 30 smartwatches and fitness apps, allowing users to compete and earn
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Ex-England winger slams abuse suffered by York City captain Lenell John-Lewis
FORMER England winger Trevor Sinclair has called for the FA to take action against the “vile and abhorrent” racist chanting suffered by York City captain Lenell John-Lewis at the weekend. Video footage has emerged of audible discriminatory taunts
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Two vehicle crash on major road in North Yorkshire - emergency crews called in
EMERGENCY services have been called out to a two vehicle crash in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue say they were called out to help North Yorkshire Police after a crash at 6pm on the A63 at Monk Fryston near Selby last night (September
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Former soap actress with love for music releases new tune
A FORMER TV soap actress has released a brand new song - and she plans to release a full album next year. Sophie Bickerdike, who featured in Coronation Street and Emmerdale, released her debut song 'Songs For a Year' in February this year.
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'It looked like a giant dinosaur had landed in York - and was eating lunch!'
IT looked like a giant dinosaur had landed in York - and was feasting on one of its landmarks. Demolition work is continuing a pace on the Mecca Bingo building site in Fishergate, York. Our photos and video were taken today as heavy machinery
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Ghostly figures set for York return
York is set for a frightening time this autumn as it cements its reputation as one of Europe's ghostliest cities in Europe. The York BIB (Business Improvement District) is bringing back Ghosts in the Gardens- the eerie sculptures which were installed
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How to watch Apple Event of new iPhone 14, Apple Watch series 8 launch and more
Apple is holding a major launch event this week where it will reveal the new iPhone 14, Apple Watch series 8 and possibly more to fans. Like previous events, the tech giant is expected to give fans a sneak peek at one of the popular brand's new
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£639.70 bill for £5.70 train journey
A RAIL passenger must pay £639.70 for a £5.70 rail journey. Kirklees Magistrates Court heard that Deshaun Dealson, 21, of Danebury Crescent, Acomb, travelled from York to Sherburn-in-Elmet on January 14 this year. But he didn’t pay the £5.70
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Planners back new £5m York library despite local opposition
Councillors are recommended to approve plans for a £5m library at Clifton, despite local opposition. City of York Council’s planning committee is set to determine an application next week to partly demolish the former Clifton Without Junior School
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Man air lifted to hospital after crash on major road
A MAN had to be air lifted to hospital with injuries after a collision on a major road in North Yorkshire. The incident happened on the A169 between Malton and Pickering, when a Hyundai Getz car came off the road between Bean Sheaf Lane and Kirby
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The average home in Yorkshire now costs more than £207,000
HOUSE prices across Yorkshire are continuing to rise, despite uncertainty caused by the cost of living crisis. Nationally, the average house price increased by 0.4% month on month in August to hit a new record high, offsetting a 0.1% dip in July
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Zoo closes after Avian flu case nearby
AN EAST Yorkshire zoo has closed temporarily, following a case of avian flu in the area. The zoo at Sewerby Hall and Gardens, near Bridlington, is within the 3km protection zone set up following the latest case of avian flu confirmed in the area
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Shouting York councillor did break code of conduct, panel rules
A York city councillor has broken the council’s code of conduct by failing to respect members of a town council, a panel has found. Cllr Ian Cuthbertson shouted and spoke over the chair of a Haxby Town Council committee in August 2021 after a row
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Missing man found safe and well
A MISSING man from West Yorkshire has been found safe and well. North Yorkshire Police issued an appeal for a missing man from Mirfield last week. But, officers confirmed that he has now been located safe and well.
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York planners oppose 'tasteless' mini-golf plan near city walls
CITY planners are recommending councillors refuse plans for a themed mini-golf course on York’s historic Library Lawn after an outcry from residents and groups. A report prepared for a meeting of City of York Council’s planning committee next week
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Uber extends Local Cab service to taxi firms in York
GLOBAL taxi firm Uber has announced it will be extending a service in York which gives passengers the option to book trips with a local operator. Uber, which first launched in York in 2016, has been working with locally licensed operators to meet
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Hospice launches fast-track care for people at home
A HOSPICE in North Yorkshire has launched a new service to ensure people receive the best possible end-of-life care if they wish to remain at home. The Fast Track Home Care service from Saint Catherine's Hospice is being rolled out across Scarborough
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Most events at York Food and Drink Festival are FREE amid cost of living crisis
YORK Food and Drinks Festival's programme has been launched - with organisers saying they’re trying to keep as many events as possible free amid the growing cost of living crisis. Festival director Michael Hjort said entry to the festival was free
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Covid-19 autumn booster jabs underway in region
VACCINATION teams have begun visiting care homes across the North East and Yorkshire as the roll-out of Covid-19 autumn booster jabs gets underway. In total, more than 3.1 million people in this region aged 50 or over, or with a weakened immune
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Find out the best time to get reduced food at Aldi, Sainsbury's, Tesco's and more
It's a well-known fact that Brits love a bargain, and nothing is better than free food and products. Although it might not be easy to grab free food from supermarkets, there is a way to get heavily reduced items. From fruit and veg, ready
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Peppa Pig to feature first lesbian couple in groundbreaking episode this week
Peppa Pig will introduce the show’s first lesbian couple this week following petitions for the show to include LGBTQ+ characters. In the ground -breaking episode set to air on Channel 5 later this week, Penny Polar Bear will introduce her two mummies
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Ex-York City player Graham Potter made odds-on favourite for vacant Chelsea job
FORMER York City defender Graham Potter has been installed as the odds-on bookmakers' favourite for the vacant Chelsea job following the sacking of Thomas Tuchel. Chelsea parted company with Tuchel after the German spent 20 months in the job, the
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Cyclist injured during crash in York
A CYCLIST has been injured during a collision with a car which failed to stop in York. The incident happened at the junction with Nunnery Lane and Queen Street at around 6.20pm on Monday (September 5) and involved a white vehicle which collided
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Historic buildings across Yorkshire set to open their doors to the public
THESE historic Yorkshire churches are throwing their doors open for the inaugural ‘Yorkshire Churches Day' (YCD) on Saturday (September 10). Run by the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust (YHCT), Yorkshire Churches Day is a day where everyone is
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Chance to win gym membership worth £400
FITNESS fanatics in East Riding could be in with a chance of winning a gym membership worth almost £400 during National Fitness Day. National Fitness Day is an annual chance to highlight the role physical activity plays across the UK, helping raise
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Abbey to host concert for Ukraine
SELBY Abbey is set to host a 'concert for Ukraine' later this month. The concert takes place at 7.30pm on Saturday September 17 and is being organised by Abbey Belles and Friends. It will feature guest appearances by The Bounty Hunters Trio
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Warning issued to any York householder considering DIY fix for soaring gas prices
HOUSEHOLDERS in York are being warned against considering a DIY fix on equipment in their homes to cope with soaring gas prices. Northern Gas Networks (NGN), the gas distributor for York and North Yorkshire, says gas safety is always critical,
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PICTURES: Thousands visit return of 'Foodie Glastonbury'
THOUNSANDS of hungry visitors descended on Yorkshire's 'Foodie Glastonbury' as a popular festival returned to North Yorkshire. More than 42,000 foodies visited Malton Food Lovers Festival over the August bank holiday - a three-day event which champions
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Major North Yorkshire road closed due to serious accident
A MAJOR North Yorkshire road is closed due to an accident. The A169 is currently closed from the A64 interchange to the Kirby Misperton junction, due to a crash. Police are currently on the scene and have advised drivers to avoid the area.
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Planners back demolition of York Conservative club
Planners are recommending the demolition of a 19th century Conservative Club in York and replacing it with a block of student flats. A part two-part three storey block with 34 flats at 75-79 Clarence Street is set to be determined by City of York
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McDonald's Monopoly returns bigger and better than ever before
McDonald's fans are in for a treat as the popular McDonald's Monopoly promotion has officially returned today (September 7), bigger and better than ever before. With a hoard of prizes to win including a £2,000 holiday with TUI, 20 MINI Electic
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When will Universal Credit claimants receive £325 cost of living payment
Millions will receive a £325 cost of living payment from the Government soon. This year has seen a whole host of household price increases - from the energy price cap rise to surging inflation and food prices - costing families hundreds or even
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Teenager arrested after weapon incident in North Yorkshire town
A TEENAGER has been arrested after an incident in a North Yorkshire town when a group of young people entered the garden of a property. The incident happened at around 8.15pm on Monday (September 5) in Thrusscross Close in Harrogate, when a number
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Wonderful White Horse views
A recent press article about the Kilburn White Horse said that it ‘can be seen for seven miles across the Vale of York’. It can, or course, be seen from much further than that. It can be seen, for example, on a clear day, from a point just
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Unfair Green Belt rules
Please can anyone explain why there seem to be different rules covering proposed building on Green Belts from one village to another village? Plans have been passed to build 80-plus houses on Green Belt in Dunnington (Barratt announces start of
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'In Truss we trust?'
Someone of stature, wisdom, vision, integrity and decisiveness is needed to navigate ‘HMS UK’ through the cauldron in which we are floundering. Meanwhile, it’s Truss at the helm! With her party and country riven, she will need all the support
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Classic Miss York in bid for Miss British Isles crown
A YORK woman has been selected to take part in the national final of the Miss British Isles 2022 Model Competition. Classic Miss York 2022, Annabelle Jenkinson, will compete in the national final on September 9 at The Crown Plaza Hotel in Chester
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'We must continue to support Ukraine'
It appears David Armitage is not happy with the costs the Ukraine war is imposing on the UK (Letters, September 5). I suppose he sees the Ukraine as distant from our own interests, and he would like to get back to the situation as it was before
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Energy crisis must top new PM's inbox
After a summer of hustings and electioneering, we have a new leader of the Conservative Party and a new Prime Minister. I want to offer Liz Truss my congratulations on her success, and I will give her my full backing in Parliament as she begins
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'Passionate' Bianca in bid for Community Pride prize
A WOMAN in York has been nominated for a Community Pride award for her "tireless" work supporting police and councillors with local projects. Bianca Vartic has been nominated for the Public Sector Prize in this year's awards. Bianca, who works
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Soaring fuel costs could be 'worse than pandemic' for York pubs and eateries
PUBS, restaurants and cafes in York could be forced out of business by rocketing gas and electricity costs - coupled with collapsing custom - unless the Government helps out, owners have warned. Landlords and restaurateurs say some hospitality
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People can soon visit York theatre and see a play - without leaving their homes
PEOPLE will soon be able to ‘visit’ York Theatre Royal and see a play – without leaving their homes. Cutting edge virtual reality technology will be used to make shows accessible for those who cannot attend the theatre, perhaps because of Covid
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This York school is facing a 200 per cent hike in its gas and electricity bills
A YORK head teacher says his school is in an "impossible situation" facing a 200 per cent increase in its gas and electricity bills on top of staff wage rises. Like businesses, there is no energy price cap for schools and as the new term gets underway
