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Person treated after garden shed fire spreads to home in North Yorkshire
A person was treated for smoke inhalation after a garden shed burst into flames which spread to a home in North Yorkshire, the fire service said. Two fire crews were called to the scene in Scarborough Road, Filey, at about 1.15pm today (Sunday,
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Widnes strike as injury-hit York Knights see victory snatched at the death
YORK Knights’ recent Betfred Championship resurgence came to an end with a gutting 22-18 defeat to Widnes Vikings at the LNER Community Stadium. Andrew Henderson’s side had pulled off their own incredible comeback at Swinton Lions last weekend,
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Dog jumps up on hob, switches it on – and starts fire in kitchen before being rescued
A dog jumped up on a hob, switched it on – and started a fire in the kitchen of a North Yorkshire home, which resulted in firefighters being called to the scene. The animal’s antics resulted in a plastic washing bowel, an air-fryer and steamer
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Woman seriously injured after crash in North Yorkshire town
A woman suffered serious injuries after a crash in North Yorkshire, police said. She was a passenger in a silver BMW that was involved in a crash with a red Mitsubishi pick-up truck in Filey Road, Scarborough, between 11pm and 11.30pm yesterday
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York police in warning to parents after group of teens charged for bike theft
Police officers in York have warned parents about the consequences of crime after a group of teenagers were charged following a bike theft. Despite only one member of the group physically taking the bike, North Yorkshire Police said the youngsters
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Pet owners warned driving with a dog in your car could land you £5k fine
Drivers have been warned they could face fines of up to £5,000 if they travel with their dogs in the car and breach the Highway Code. The code contains a rule that all pet owners should be aware of if they don’t want to be hit in the pocket.
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Service remembers York war hero awarded Victoria Cross
A York war hero – presented the Victoria Cross by Queen Victoria herself – was remembered at a service in the city. Bombardier Thomas Wilkinson of the Royal Marine Artillery was just 23 when the Crimean War broke out. He displayed such
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LIVE BLOG: York Knights vs Widnes Vikings
4:44pm Mike Smaill is booed from the field this afternoon, with a lot of those late decisions going the visitors' way.
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I’m not cut out for travelling rough with a backpack
I’M WELL and truly gutted that Race Across the World has come to an end. For the past few weeks I’ve looked forward to Wednesday nights, when I could immerse myself in the world of backpacking, without leaving the comfort of my sofa. The series
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The baby names at risk of extinction in the UK revealed for boys and girls
Deciding on a name for your baby is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent, and the thankfully the Office for National Statistics (ONS) may be able to provide you with some inspiration. The ONS has revealed the latest list
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Is wine good for you and what are the healthiest options - dietician has their say
Who doesn't love a glass of wine with their food, while out at the pub with friends/family or sitting at home after a long week at work. From reds to whites, shiraz to rosé there are so many varieties of wine to choose from. But which ones
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Part of A64 in North Yorkshire reopens after serious crash
Part of the A64 in North Yorkshire that was blocked after a serious crash has reopened. The road was closed in both directions in West Heslerton between the B1249 Willerby and B1248 Scagglethorpe junctions. National Highways said the road reopened
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LIVE BLOG: York Valkyrie vs Warrington Wolves
1:44pm FULL TIME: YORK VALKYRIE 44-4 WARRINGTON WOLVES A winning return to the LNER for the Valkyrie as an Eboni Partington
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In the dock: Four men sentenced at York Magistrates Court
Four men have been sentenced recently at York Magistrates Court for offences of violence, harassment, theft and improper use of a public communication system. Stephen Logan, 51, of Main Street, Askham Bryan, was given a 12-month community order
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Thousands of families eligible for £442 in free supermarket vouchers
Thousands of families in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are missing out on free food vouchers that could help with the cost-of-living crisis. Families have been warned they could be missing out on the Healthy Start scheme. Collectively
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Henderson excited for what York Knights can produce against Widnes
Andrew Henderson is proud of how York Knights have battled back from a woeful start to the Betfred Championship season - and is excited for what they can produce against Widnes Vikings this afternoon (3pm). The Knights, who had been only kept off
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York Valkyrie will not take anything for granted against Warrington Wolves
YORK Valkyrie will not be taking anything for granted when they welcome Warrington Wolves to the LNER Community Stadium this lunchtime (12pm). Lindsay Anfield’s side return to home soil after bouncing back from their first consecutive defeats in
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Fire in office above business unit in North Yorkshire town
An electrical fault caused a fire in an office above a business unit in North Yorkshire, the fire service said. Two fire crews tackled the blaze in Cambridge Road, Harrogate, at 8.55pm yesterday (Saturday, June 1). North Yorkshire Fire and
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Missing Manchester man who police believe travelled to York found safe and well
A missing Manchester man who police believe travelled to York has been found safe and well. North Yorkshire Police issued an appeal early today (Sunday, June 2) to find the 43-year-old, from Wythenshawe, in south Manchester, and said it was likely
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OPINION: Who has it worse? Boomers or Millennials? I think I know the answer
“What’s this, another millennial complaining about how tough they have it?” (Swallows tofu) No. Over the next 6 weeks, we are in for the mother of all culture wars as the powers that be pit millennials and boomers against each other. National
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'Doctors had to save my life': Woman's holiday hepatitis horror story
A holidaymaker claims doctors had to fight to save her life after she returned from a four-star holiday with Hepatitis. Olivia Hartley says she nearly died after coming home from her £1,400 EasyJet holiday in Egypt last year. The 28-year-old
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Needed: a York home (and hutch) for Roo the rabbit
MEET Roo the rabbit. Roo was brought to the RSPCA's York animal home off Landing Lane by an RSPCA inspector because his needs were not getting met. Staff at the animal home describe him as a 'very sweet rabbit'. "He will need some extra
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More than 1,000 people sign petition against new McDonald's in York
More than 1,000 people have signed a petition objecting to a new McDonald's in York. The plans for the new fast-food restaurant, in the former Iceland building in Fulford Road, have sparked controversy since they were first submitted in April.
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North Yorkshire cheesemaker sets record in international awards
A NORTH Yorkshire cheese producer has struck gold by being the first to win multiple categories at an international competition. Shepherds Purse, an artisan cheesemaker, is celebrating being the first dairy to win two category gold awards in one
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Pet owners issued £500 fine warning ahead of major rule change this month
Cat owners have been warned they have less than two weeks left to act before they face £500 fines. From June 10, it will become law for all cat owners in England to have their pet microchipped. Latest figures from the upcoming PDSA Animal Wellbeing
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Burglars jailed after raiding house and stealing car in York
TWO night-time burglars who raided a house in York and then stole a valuable car have been jailed. Philip Noble, 43, and Tyrone Savory, 31, woke a householder at 2.10am with the sound of his car doors opening, said Rob Gallery, prosecuting.
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Around 400 primary school pupils in York to attend a musical celebration
Around 400 primary school pupils are set to attend a musical celebration in York. On June 3 and 4, six schools across York will send 400 pupils to the National Centre for Early Music (NCEM) for a celebration of music, which will be led by Cherry
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Serial sex offender tells court he's a reformed character
A serial sex offender has been given a community order after he told York magistrates he was a reformed character. David Stansfield, 48, had previously served a prison sentence for what a judge called his “vile addiction” to indecent images of