Year: 2019

Pupils from Thirsk’s newest primary school Keeble Gateway Academy have reached out into their local community. The schools took part in their first Share Stories session with residents from extra care housing community, Orchid House. […]

Cleveland Police are reaching out to the farming and walking communities in North Yorkshire for help in a murder investigation. Naheed Khan, 43, has been missing since early May bank holiday weekend in 2018 and […]

A woman who cost train services over £25,000 by walking on the railway line – on occasions narrowly escaping with her life – has been banned from the tracks. Bethany Rose De-Cogan, 20, diced with […]

Residents of a Hambleton village have been warned to ignore a notice claiming a prison is going to be built close to their homes. Hambleton District Council has said the notices being spotted in Linton […]

Police are hunting thieves who stole hundreds of pounds worth of cosmetics from a Thirsk store. Officers have issued CCTV images of a man and women they would like to speak to following the theft […]

Residents of Thirsk are being urged to get involved in bringing the Lambert Hospital back into use as a hospice care community hub. Herriot Hospice Homecare is keen to hear from anyone in Thirsk and […]

Police in Hambleton are investigating two burglaries. At about 1.30am on November 1, a burglary occurred at Stokesley Cricket Club in Broughton Road. Thieves have gained access through a door at the front of the […]

Pupils from North and South Cowton Community Primary School braved appalling conditions to compete in the county cross country competition at Dalby Forest. Five key stage two children took part in the event on Tuesday, including […]

World Mental Health Day was marked in Hambleton with a walking and talking event at Cod Beck Reservoir near Osmotherley. Members of the Up and Running group (pictured) – a joint initiative between Hambleton District […]