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Toucan crossing installed across dual carriageway on York inner ring road
Work to install a toucan crossing across the dual carriageway on York’s inner ring road has been completed. The crossing is in Tower Street close to the entrance to St George's Field car park and just down the slope from Castle Mills Bridge over
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North Yorkshire firm records ‘extraordinary period of growth’ in 2023
A North Yorkshire business says it is ending 2023 with an “extraordinary period of growth”. Hazardous area computer manufacturer HMi Elements, based in Malton, has spoke of the firm’s success as the year starts to come to an end. The business
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Car seized in North Yorkshire after driver seen fleeing police
Police have seized a car in North Yorkshire after its driver was seen fleeing officers elsewhere. North Yorkshire Police shared a photograph of the car – a Kia SUV – on social media in a bid to trace its owner. A force spokesperson said yesterday
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Driver fails roadside breath test after crashing on major North Yorkshire road
A driver failed a roadside breath test after crashing their car on a major road in North Yorkshire, police have said. Sergeant Paul Cording from North Yorkshire Police said the driver lost control of their vehicle on the A1M near Dishforth in the
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Busy road in York reopens after lengthy closure
A busy road in York has reopened after a lengthy closure. Kent Street, near the Barbican, is back open with roadworks in the street complete. As The Press reported, the road closed on Monday, August 7, between its junctions with Fawcett Street
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Dog owners warned of winter risks as temperatures set to plummet
Dog owners have been warned about some of the dangers around when walking their dogs this month, as temperatures are set to plummet. Temperatures have fallen across much of the UK and the first widespread frost across the majority of the UK is
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Branch of popular fast-food chain celebrates ten years at East Yorkshire site
A branch of a popular fast-food chain is celebrating its 10th year at a site in East Yorkshire. McDonald’s in York Road, Shiptonthorpe, opened on November 20, 2013, and has since grown from 60 to 100 employees. The team has also supported local
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Goat milk producer raises tens of thousands of pounds to help end modern slavery
The UK’s largest producer of goat milk – based in East Yorkshire – has raised tens of thousands of pounds to help end modern slavery. St Helen’s Farm in Seaton Ross, near Pocklington, put QR codes on one million of its milk cartons that customers
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North Yorkshire firm to collect Christmas presents for children in need
Staff from a North Yorkshire firm will drive through areas in their local community collecting Christmas presents for children in need. Waste collection business RJC Plant Services, based in Church Fenton, will take part in the fundraiser on Thursday
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Special visitor at popular heritage railway for Christmas
A popular East Yorkshire heritage railway will get into the Christmas spirit with a special visit from a well-known face. Father Christmas will visit the Yorkshire Wolds Railway, near Driffield, on Saturday, December 2, and December 9, from 10am
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Shop thieves jailed at York Magistrates Court
Two thieves have been jailed at York Magistrates Court after they were caught shoplifting in the city. They were among defendants who appeared recently before the court in Clifford Street. Joseph Dejcso, 30, of Kimberley Road, Harehills, Leeds
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Watch: Adorable puppy learns to walk again after lifesaving surgery
An adorable puppy has learned to walk and wag his tail again after being left paralysed in a freak accident. Spaniel Elton severely bruised his spinal cord when he bounced off a 50cm wall and landed on his back. The 11-week-old pup was rushed
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Northern Lights shine above North Yorkshire
The Northern Lights lit up skies over North Yorkshire last night (Saturday, November 25). Press camera club members captured the displays, which are also known as the aurora borealis. Dave Ridsdill photographed the sky lit up with red and magenta
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Armed police to be deployed in York as force ramps up patrols for Christmas
Armed police are to be deployed in York as patrols ramp up over the Christmas period. North Yorkshire Police said officers with firearms will join extra officers and plain-clothed patrols in busy areas to keep the public safe. “They're there
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You could claim a £159 refund on your TV licence - are you eligible?
UK households could be eligible to apply for a £159 refund on their TV Licence. Legally, every household is required to have a TV licence if they watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on. This is everything you need to know
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Car seized by police in North Yorkshire after driver found to have no insurance
A car was seized by police on a major road near York after its driver was found to have no insurance. Sergeant Paul Cording from North Yorkshire Police said the vehicle was seized on the A64 near Tadcaster yesterday (Saturday, November 25).
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Log burner flames set summer house on fire in North Yorkshire
Flames from a log burner set a summer house on fire in North Yorkshire, the fire service has said. Two fire crews were called to the scene shortly before 6pm yesterday (Saturday, November 25) in St Margaret’s Road, Knaresborough. North Yorkshire
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Fire in bin store near homes in York suburb
Firefighters tackled a small fire in an outside bin store near homes in a York suburb. The crew arrived on the scene shortly before 9.45pm yesterday (Saturday, November 25) in Sowerby Road, Holgate. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said
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"Hello, I'm Damien. Could you give me a home?"
MEET Damien, the eight-year-old Jack Russell/ Chihuahua cross who is looking for a new home. Damien was brought in to the York RSPCA's animal home off Landing Lane because his previous owner had become too ill to look after him. Staff at the
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Could you give a happy home in York to battered Storm?
MEET Storm, the six-year-old Dogue De Bordeaux. Storm was brought to the York RSPCA's animal home off Landing Lane by an inspector because her needs were not getting met. "After lengthy legal proceedings we are happy to be able to put Storm
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Campaigners make fresh call to tackle cost of renting in York
York Citizens Advice has welcomed some of the measures in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement - but has called for more action to address the high cost of renting in the city. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt issued his Autumn Statement
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Top North Yorkshire attraction announces Christmas programme
A centre within a North Yorkshire Park has announced its Christmas programme. Sutton Bank National Park Centre, under the stewardship of North York Moors National Park Authority, has published a list of events at the location north of York on the
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2 North Yorkshire villages among UK's cosiest autumn and winter holiday spots
Two North Yorkshire villages have been revealed as some of the most desired destinations to stay for a cosy autumn and winter holiday. Robin Hood’s Bay and Hutton-le-Hole made the top list by HomesToGo which also includes the likes of Bamburgh
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York and North Yorkshire towns to host festive singers and musicians
YORK and two towns in North Yorkshire will ring out to the sound of local singers and musicians this December. Five fundraising events are planned in York, Scarborough and Malton, with performances coming from choirs, bands and youth groups singing
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New £15.5 million care home coming to North Yorkshire town
A NEW care home is coming to a North Yorkshire town following a £15.5 million investment. Octupus Real Estate has announced the addition of the 80-bed care home to its portfolio. The investment comes in partnership with Sandstone Care Group, which
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York's 'free school meals' fund off to flying start - even before formal launch
A community fund set up to to help pay for a pilot project to provide free school meals at two York primary schools has already amassed almost £500 - even though it has not officially been launched yet. The York Hungry Minds Appeal - otherwise
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Four North Yorkshire inns named among the best in the country
FOUR North Yorkshire pubs have been named in a top travel magazine's list of best pubs with rooms in the UK. Condé Nast Traveller, sister magazine to the likes of British Vogue, British GQ and Tatler, has compiled the list of its favourite country
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Why condensation is forming on your windows and how to stop it
Many of us will be noticing condensation on our windows as we try and cut down on the amount of time we have our heating on for this year. Condensation can damage your windows and furniture, and it can also cause mould which could be detrimental