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Tadcaster Albion leave it late to surpass Goole in the County Cup
Tadcaster Albion are through to the second round of the West Riding County cup after defeating a hard-fighting Goole side 2-0 at the Young Guns Arena. The away side, who are bottom of the NCEL Premier Division with just one win in 13 matches, laboured
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CCTV appeal after £174 North Yorkshire café bill goes unpaid
Police have launched an appeal after a £174 bill at a North Yorkshire café went unpaid. And North Yorkshire Police has now issued CCTV images of four women they would like to speak to after the incident at Lookout on the Pier Café in Scarborough
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REVIEW: Rebus: A Game Called Malice, York Theatre Royal, until Saturday
REVIEW: Rebus: A Game Called Malice, York Theatre Royal, until Saturday SCOTTISH crime author Sir Ian Rankin has been writing about “this guy Rebus” since 1985. The first book was published in 1987; the latest, Midnight And Blue, arrived last
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AJ Towse has Super League move confirmed as Knights lose key man
AJ TOWSE’s Betfred Super League move to Leigh Leopards has been confirmed. Towse’s time with the York Knights came to an end after Sunday’s 22-13 defeat to Wakefield Trinity in the Betfred Championship play-off semi-final, with Head Coach Mark
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Major Coronation Street star confirms show exit in emotional post
A major Coronation Street star has confirmed they will be exiting the popular ITV soap opera in an emotional post online. Well-known villain Joel Deering (played by Calum Lill) has been seemingly killed off from the programme. Channique Sterling-Brown
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WATCH: BBC releases first trailer for new Wallace & Gromit movie
The BBC have released the first trailer for the upcoming Wallace & Gromit film, Vengeance Most Fowl, which will be air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Christmas. The new trailer gives fans an exciting glimpse into Wallace and Gromit’s latest adventure
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People urged to have their say on the future of the NHS in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire residents are being urged to have their say on the future of the NHS. Until November 11, people are being invited to share their thoughts on the NHS in the area. An NHS spokesperson said they hope it will “lay bare” some of
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York law firm meets top celebrity as it enjoys award success
York-based Torque Law, a specialist employment law firm, has been crowned Niche Law Firm of the Year at the Yorkshire Legal Awards 2024. The award, sponsored by Miller Insurance, was presented to them as a “firm that has made a remarkable impact
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City hopeful of signing Leeds' Luca Thomas as ex-Championship winger comes on trial
ADAM HINSHELWOOD has confirmed that York City are hopeful of adding Luca Thomas to their squad before the weekend. As reported on Monday, York have shown interest in Leeds United youngster Thomas with a view towards a potential loan deal. A
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Route through North Yorkshire attraction blocked due to stuck lorry
A road through a North Yorkshire attraction is blocked both ways due to a stuck lorry. The A170 at Sutton Bank is blocked. "We're assisting with organising recovery but anticipate that it may take some time due to the positioning of the HGV
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Three arrests as police probe 4x4 thefts in North Yorkshire
Three people have been arrested in connection with thefts of 4x4 vehicles in North Yorkshire, police said. They were arrested in the early hours of today (Wednesday, October 16) after three Toyota Hilux pick up trucks were stolen from the Beckwithshaw
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Work starts on Family Lounge at York Station
Work has started on a Family Lounge at York station. The venue, due to open in December, promises a dedicated space to keep children entertained and parents and carers relaxed. It will feature a children’s play area based on York’s historic
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Four-year major restoration work to York city centre church complete
Four years of major work to ‘restore and conserve’ a York city centre church are complete. All Saints Church in North Street will host a service of thanksgiving and rededication this Saturday (October 19) at noon, presided over by The Most Reverend
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Major York festival returns with focus on tech and creativity
The Aesthetica Film Festival returns to York next month. During November 6-10 the 14th such event promises screenings and events across 15 venues, with thousands of guests and participants from across 60 countries. More than 300 films across
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Local derby edges in York RUFC's favour in win over Driffield
York RUFC welcomed their local rivals Driffield for the fifth league game of the season to Clifton Park, having made a solid start to the season, winning five out of five and sitting in fourth position. The home side were looking to put the disappointment
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Popular York garden centre to stage 'first' Christmas event
A popular York garden centre is to host its first Christmas event since being acquired by new owners earlier this year. Dean's Garden Centre in Stockton on the Forest will hold its first Christmas Sparkle Day on Thursday October 24 and will reveal
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Free event in York offers chance to run with Olympic hero and TV celebrity
VISITORS to a York sports and adventure store later this month (October) have the chance to lace up their running shoes and pit their wits alongside an Olympic champion and a television celebrity. Jonny Brownlee and presenter Helen Skelton will
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Bank funding boost for thriving and expanding North Yorkshire business
A thriving North Yorkshire restaurant has received a £25,000 business loan boost and guidance to boost its expansion. Hetty & Betty, a family-run restaurant in the heart of Whitby, has received the loan from NatWest to increase its wedding offering
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Seven Valkyrie stars in call-up for England regional training squad
SEVEN members of the York Valkyrie squad will take part in a regional training squad ahead of an upcoming Origin fixture. England Rugby League Women’s Head Coach Stuart Barrow has confirmed squads of 18 players representing both Yorkshire and Lancashire
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North Yorkshire brewery delivers more Hairy Biker beers
North Yorkshire independent brewery, T&R Theakston’s beer collaborations with TV chefs The Hairy Bikers are now available across four major supermarkets nationwide. RECOMMENDED READING: T&R Theakston celebrates international exports
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Police chase car travelling at 140mph to North Yorkshire services
Police chased a car travelling at speeds of more than 140mph to a North Yorkshire service station. The county's police force said that at around 5.30pm yesterday, October 15, they received information from colleagues in Durham that a car was travelling
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Policing, Fire and Crime Deputy Mayor marks 100 days in office
York and North Yorkshire's Deputy Mayor for Policing, Fire and Crime, Jo Coles, has marked her 100th day in office. Ms Coles, who took up the role on July 8, visited a police treatment centre on Tuesday, October 15, to commemorate the milestone
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Claimant count rises as York jobcentre plans Christmas drive
Jobcentre staff are focussing on helping the jobless into Christmas roles in the coming weeks. The move comes as the claimant count keeps on rising, which government officials say could be down to people moving from other benefits to Universal
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Gary Oldman starred as a cat in York panto - and fainted on stage, says legend dame
Gary Oldman is now an Oscar-winning Hollywood superstar. But life wasn’t always so glamorous for him, especially during one of his early roles in York as a cat in pantomime Dick Whittington. “He fainted because of the heat in the costume,” said
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Poundland confirms major change affecting customers in stores and online
Poundland has announced a major change heading to stores and online nationwide this week. The change will see the launch of the brand's first rewards app, 'Poundland Perks'. The £20m investment by Poundland hopes to bring customers more value
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North Yorkshire town plans festive window displays
Harrogate is getting into the festive spirit with a Christmas Shop Window Competition. Harrogate BID is partnering with Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce to organise the competition. The categories will feature shops, hotels, pubs and
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Plans submitted for 139 new homes near North Yorkshire town
PLANS have been submitted for a new 139 home development in North Yorkshire. York-based housebuilder Persimmon has put forward plans to North Yorkshire Council for a mix of new homes in Hemingbrough near Selby. The company said the site is
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Music legend wows sell-out crowd at York Barbican - review and photos
Review: Steve Hackett of Genesis - gig at York Barbican FORMER Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett returned to York's Barbican last night for a show that had been sold out for some time. Recent tours have seen Hackett’s shows follow a tried and
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Teachers would favour schools advertising 'flexible friendly' jobs
More than half of teachers in Yorkshire and the North East are more likely to apply to schools that offer flexible working, according to research commissioned by the Department for Education's Teaching Vacancies. The study found that 55 per cent
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BBC axe show after almost 30 years as host says 'this is sad news'
The BBC has confirmed it has axed the in-depth interview programme HARDtalk after almost 30 years. It has also revealed that it is looking to reduce more than 100 news roles at the broadcaster. On Tuesday (October 15), the BBC said that HARDtalk
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O2 offering more than £1000 for old mobiles and other devices - how to claim
O2 is offering more than £1000 for old mobile phones, tablets and other devices as part of its recycle service. The O2 service first launched back in 2009 and has seen more than 3.8 million devices sustainably recycled, with over £347 million paid
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Thomas Tuchel appointed new England head coach replacing Gareth Southgate
Former Chelsea and Bayern Munich coach, Thomas Tuchel, has signed a deal to become the new manager of England's national team. Under-21 coach Lee Carsley has been the interim England coach for the Nations League matches during the autumn. But
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Oscar-winning Hollywood superstar to perform one man show at York theatre
AN Oscar winning Hollywood star is bringing a one man show to York - for an entire month. York Theatre Royal has today announced that Gary Oldman will return to the theatre where he began his career in Samuel Beckett play, Krapp’s Last Tape. The
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How much state pensions are set to rise in April as Government 'face £100m bill'
Pensions are set to rise in April next year as the Government is facing an extra £100 million bill following revised figures published on Tuesday, a former pensions minister has said. Under the triple lock guarantee, the state pension increases
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Producer of York concert aims to 'dismantle outdated traditions' for young audiences
A family concert is coming to York this month from a production company which aims to ‘dismantle outdated traditions’ in the presentation of live classical music. MishMash Productions brings Toot! to The National Centre for Early Music (NCEM) in
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Under-construction HMP Millsike seeks voluntary independent monitors
The Independent Monitoring Board (IMB) at HMP Millsike is seeking people who live within 30 miles of York to join its team as voluntary independent monitors. The category C local prison, which is currently under construction in Full Sutton, will
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Selby school among those benefitting from solar panel installations
Barwic Parade Community Primary School in Selby is one of the latest schools to have benefitted from solar panel installation by the Drax Foundation, the charitable arm of Drax Group. Installations have also recently taken place at Abington Vale
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Christmas blue badge ban 'alienating residents,' says York centre boss
City of York Council's decision to ban blue badge access during the Christmas Market has been slammed by campaigners who claim their "lives are being put on hold". As The Press previously reported, access to the city centre will be prohibited for
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Memorial golf day for Harrogate residents raises hospice funds
A charity golf day held in honour of Harrogate resident Patricia 'Trish' Mottahed has raised £15,000 for Saint Michael's Hospice. The second annual 'Play It Purple' event saw 19 teams compete at Oakdale Golf Club in September, with Ms Mottahed's
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York firm wins property care award for insulation explorations
A York company's explorations into issues around spray foam insulation have been recognised with an industry award. Dryfix Preservation received an award in the Innovation category at the Property Care Awards, which were hosted by national trade
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Wartime aircraft engine brought to life for first time at museum since 1945
A wartime aircraft engine has been brought to life at RAF Elvington for the first time since 1945. A Hercules engine, used in Halifax bombers in the Second World War, was started at the Yorkshire Air Museum on October 12 - the first time the airfield
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Malpractice wins Best Drama at annual RTS Yorkshire Centre awards
An awards event hosted by the Royal Television Society's Yorkshire Centre on Friday (October 11) saw recognition of the likes of Leeds production company, ClockWork Films, and Yorkshire-based writer, Gwyneth Hughes. Held at Headingley Stadium and
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Patient attacked ambulance staff because they weren't 'sympathetic' to her
A patient threw wood and a glass bottle at ambulance staff because she thought they weren’t being sympathetic towards her, York magistrates heard. Ursula Ievoli, 59, had called the emergency services to her home address because she was having a
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New general manager appointed at Highfield care home in Tadcaster
A new general manager has been appointed at Barchester Healthcare's Highfield care home in Scarthingwell, Tadcaster. Luke Owens will head up the staff at the 66-bed home. Mr Owens started his career as a bank care assistant at a Barchester
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Here are all the road closures in and around York for the Yorkshire Marathon
The Yorkshire Marathon is returning to York on Sunday, October 20. Jane Tomlinson's Run For All - the UK’s largest not-for-profit events company - is organising this year's event again this year. This weekend's race will be the 11th year for
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Future Farmers of Yorkshire Harvest Dinner Dance to raise funds
Future Farmers of Yorkshire's Harvest Dinner Dance is set to raise funds for farming charities. The event, sponsored by Krone UK and McClarrons, will be hosted at the Pavilions of Harrogate, on the Great Yorkshire Showground, on November 23.
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York MP joins calls for council rethink on older people day club funding cut
Rachael Maskell has joined calls for the council to rethink its decision to axe funding for Age UK York’s popular day club service. The Labour MP for York Central told The Press she is “deeply concerned” about the decision, which meant nine of
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'You don't have a dad anymore' - Brenda, 95, joyful as hotel honours hero dad
"IT'S a great pleasure to know that my father's life is still remembered." These were the welcoming words of 95-year-old Brenda Milner who cut the ribbon at a special opening ceremony of a top York hotel that has been renamed after her father,