Month: July 2021

Broadacres Housing Association is appealing for community groups to apply for grants of up to £500. The association’s community development fund awards are agreed by a panel of tenants every three months. In June, the […]

An aspiring Team GB dressage rider has been given permission to transform farmland overlooked by the North York Moors National Park into a personal equestrian training centre. Just hours after Charlotte Dujardin won a silver […]

A plan to develop housing on farm fields on the edge of a Doomsday Book village has been rejected after residents complained that the historic settlement was being pushed to breaking point by the number […]

Police have appealed for information after a serious collision on the A19 this morning. The incident happened on the North Bound carriageway near Staddle Bridge, Northallerton, at 3.55am and involved three vehicles. The occupants of […]

A new academic centre which will benefit medical students for generations to come has officially opened its doors at the Friarage Hospital. NHS officials say the centre, located above the Gara ward, will put the […]

An occupant of an all-terrain vehicle died after a three-vehicle collision on the A19 near Thimbleby on the outskirts of Northallerton this morning. It occurred at around 12.45am today and involved a green Polaris all-terrain […]

The A19 has reopened after a serious three-vehicle collision on the near Thimbleby on the outskirts of Northallerton. The collision occurred at around 12.45am on Wednesday. A full appeal about the collision will be issued […]

A Brompton man who was given a criminal behaviour order (CBO)to force him to change his ways has been jailed again just weeks of leaving prison. John Donaldson, who was frequently drunk or on drugs, […]

Concerns have been raised about a plan to reduce the train services from Northallerton next year. LNER is planning to discontinue direct services to Edinburgh, and its new direct service from London to Middlesbrough will […]