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Woman seriously injured in crash in North Yorkshire - road closed
A WOMAN has been left with serious injuries after a crash in North Yorkshire. The county’s police say emergency services are currently at the scene of the incident in North Park Road, Harrogate. A pedestrian, a woman in her 80s, was treated
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York City boss keen to instil level of consistency after AFC Fylde triumph
YORK City boss Neal Ardley is seeking a level of consistency in his side’s performances following Saturday’s victory at AFC Fylde. The Minstermen take on Chester in their Emirates FA Cup First Round replay at the LNER Community Stadium tomorrow
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Major milestone for York and North Yorkshire's devolution deal
A devolution deal for York and North Yorkshire has hit a significant milestone after being laid out in Parliament. The leader of the City of York Council, Cllr Claire Douglas, has described it as a “key milestone”. Meanwhile, North Yorkshire
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York cybersecurity event attracts top turnout
After the success of their previous Hack Attack, Cyber Security consultancy Punk Security teamed up with Made Smarter and the police-led North East Business Resilience Centre for an even bigger attack demo in York. More than 50 business leaders
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More recognition for North Yorkshire law firm
Lupton Fawcett has been ranked as a leader in five fields of practice in the latest edition of the Chambers and Partners UK guide. The guide ranks law firms and solicitors based on thorough, independent research, including tens of thousands of
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Storm Debi: police warning in York and North Yorkshire
POLICE have put out a warning to the public as Storm Debi intensifies. North Yorkshire police say they are currently experiencing increased call volumes on 999 and 101 lines with calls because of the storm. Read next: 'We are shocked
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Uranus to be visible in the UK night sky TONIGHT - How to see the planet
If you're looking up into the night sky tonight, November 13, you are in luck, as you may be able to spot Uranus. The 'ice cold' planet is one of the most distant in the solar system making its appearance a very rare and special occasion. Uranus's
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Look who's coming back to York for Christmas!
The memorable York Nutcracker Trail has returned for another year of festive fun. York BID has partnered with local charities, schools and artist Sian Ellis to scatter ten statues around the city. Participants can pick up their Nutcracker Trail
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Grade II-listed hotel in North Yorkshire awarded Best Service in the UK
A Grade II-listed hotel situated in the scenic Yorkshire Dales has been crowned a winner at the Awards for Excellence 2024 by Condé Nast Johansens. Grantley Hall in Ripon, North Yorkshire won the title of Best Service in the UK after recently winning
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York campaigners repeat calls for 20mph speed limits in city
Campaigners have met to discuss the future of road safety in York - and call for default 20mph speed limits. Members of 20's Plenty for York were joined by leading members of York Civic Trust to discuss their calls for a reduced speed limit to
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'We are shocked' - decision made on fate of sign on one of York's oldest buildings
A SIGN hand-painted on the front of one of York's oldest buildings has got to go. The Old York Tea Room opened back in February in Our Lady's Row in Goodramgate. Run by Tony and Thomas Vickers, the pair have transformed what was a former candle
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Influential York Knights forward departs to pursue opportunities elsewhere
YORK Knights have announced that influential forward Pauli Pauli has departed the club to pursue opportunities elsewhere. The fan favourite had been contracted to the Knights until the end of the 2024 season, having penned a new two-year deal at
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Check before you travel warning issued for North Yorkshire train users
Rail passengers are urged to check with their rail operators to see if their journeys may be affected by major works in North Yorkshire next weekend. Network Rail has issued the guidance concerning the upgrades, which it says will deliver more
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Two men arrested after fight at North Yorkshire fast food outlet
TWO men have been arrested following a violent incident at a fast food restaurant in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Police have released a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to following a violent incident in McDonald’s, Harrogate.
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York City boss hopes to reward 'unbelievable' fans with team that gives everything
YORK City boss Neal Ardley has lauded his side’s travelling support as ‘unbelievable’ after Saturday’s crucial victory at AFC Fylde. An estimated 750 fans followed the Minstermen to Lancashire, a Vanarama National League high, and a large portion
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'Let the silent majority just quietly show their respect on Armistice Day'
After the total chaos on London’s streets on Saturday caused by a so-called orderly crowd we were subject to politicians from all parties telling us the rights and wrongs of the demonstration. We live in a society that has free speech - unless
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'Please, city council, take some pride in litter-strewn York'
The city centre of York is a mess. Not from streetworks or signs, but from broken pavements, litter and leaking litterbins - the one outside the Spurriergate Centre being the worst, with liquid oozing from its interior onto the pavement. New Street
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Man identified after shopworker attacked in raid on York store
UPDATED: Man identified after York shopworker attacked in Dodsworth Avenue A SHOPLIFTER has attacked a member of staff in a raid at a store in York. North Yorkshire Police say a member of staff at a shop in Dodsworth Avenue in Heworth
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Hub helps North Yorkshire firm with tech and training
Tadweld has received a £20,000 boost from the Made Smarter Programmeto enhance its innovation and digital capabilities. The welding and fabrication company, founded in 1983, received a range of support, guidance, and solutions from the programme
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Bafflement over latest Sam Smith's pub 'mystery closure'
I wonder how often the word mystery has been linked to a sudden, baffling Sam Smith’s pub closure? This thought was triggered by the report on page 7 of Saturday’s Press (November 11) about the mystery apparent closure of the Brigadier Gerard.
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York law firm makes 2024 legal guide
Law firm Rollits LLP , who have offices in York and Hull, have made the 2024 volume of Chambers and Partners UK highlighting its work in agriculture & rural affairs, plus employment law. The Chambers rankings stem from tens of thousands of interviews
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'Vulnerable' UK families being 'exploited' over essential food item for babies
An international organisation for health has called for action over "vulnerable" UK families being 'exploited' over the price of baby formula. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged governments to intervene on behalf of struggling families
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York gathering aims to boost city tech sector
Silicon Yorkshire, one of the fastest growing tech communities in the North, will host its second drinks evening in York, bringing those working in tech, digital and IT together to ignite intelligent conversation, gather special interest groups and
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York visit boost for small business
The importance of supporting small businesses was driven home last week, when entrepreneurs across Yorkshire were spotlighted by the national Small Business Saturday roadshow. With an aim to support small businesses facing persistent economic challenges
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David Cameron makes dramatic return to government as Foreign Secretary
Former Prime Minister David Cameron has returned to government as Foreign Secretary and will be made a peer. Mr Cameron will replace James Cleverly, who has been appointed as Home Secretary following the sacking of Suella Braverman. Mr Cleverly
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York teenager wins world kick boxing championship
A YORK teenager has become kickboxing world champion. Isaac Calvert, 15, who goes to Millthorpe School in York, took the title after competing at the WKC World Championship in Orlando, Florida. Read next: York to get brand new primary
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James Cleverly appointed home secretary as Suella Braverman sacked
James Cleverly has been appointed Home Secretary following the sacking of Suella Braverman. The MP was announced in the role after his predecessor was dismissed on Monday morning. A No 10 source said the Prime Minister “asked Suella Braverman
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David Cameron seen entering Downing Street amid cabinet reshuffle
Former Prime Minister David Cameron has been seen entering Downing Street as a cabinet reshuffle is expected to take place today. Mr Cameron walked inside No 10 shortly before 9am amid a ministerial reshuffle, raising speculation that he could
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Suella Braverman sacked as Home Secretary as cabinet reshuffle expected
Suella Braverman has been sacked as Home Secretary, No 10 sources have confirmed. A No 10 source said the Prime Minister “asked Suella Braverman to leave Government and she has accepted”. The Conservatives said Mr Sunak is carrying out a wider
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Emergency crews called to crash in North Yorkshire
EMERGENCY crews have been called in after a crash in North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service say they have been called after 6.30am today (November 13) after reports of a crash on the A168 at Sowerby near Thirsk. A service
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Man fighting for his life after crashing into lamppost
A MAN is fighting for his life after a crash at the weekend. Humberside Police say investigations are underway after a crash in Rawcliffe Road in Goole on Saturday (November 11). It took place at about 11.30pm when a blue Audi A5 left
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‘There have been murders where knives have been bought online’
A CRACKDOWN on knife crime is underway across York and North Yorkshire. North Yorkshire Police is taking part in Operation Sceptre, an initiative to tackle knife crime across the UK, bringing together all 43 police forces and British Transport
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York school budgets slashed by more than £1m after Government blunder
A Government blunder means schools in the York area have had their funding budgets slashed by £1,168,226, data shows. The Department for Education (DfE) admitted to the mistake that has resulted in more than £60 being lost per pupil at some schools
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Politicians react as 'outrageous' blunder slashes York school funding by £1m
Politicians and councillors say a Government blunder that resulted in funding budgets for York schools being slashed by over £1 million is “unacceptable”. As The Press reported, The Department for Education (DfE) admitted to the mistake that has
