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Police have appealed for information after a shed was entered in Northallerton. The incident happened in a garden in Crosby Road between February 5 and 6 No items were taken, but if anyone has any […]

A police watchdog has rejected a call for a thorough inquiry into the North Yorkshire police, fire and crime commissioner’s staff policies and governance practices. Public purse transparency campaigner Gwen Swinburn pressed North Yorkshire’s Police, […]

Students at Stokesley School enjoyed a morning of networking activities thanks to the support of local businesses who encouraged them to think about their future career paths. The speed-networking project was the brainchild of Janine […]

Councillors who sit on the North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Panel have vetoed an increase of over 10 per cent in council tax for policing put forward by the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, […]

Work to rejuvenate Captain Cook’s Memorial Garden in Great Ayton has taken an unexpected and exciting turn. Contractors working on creating an outline of the Cook family cottage, located in the garden until it was […]

A district council grant has helped raise community spirit in Romanby. Over the last year, the money from Hambleton District Council’s Making a Difference Fund has been used to help with improvements to the war […]

A initiative which provides skills-based activities for people suffering from mental health problems has been re-launched. The Skill Mill, based at Northdale Horticulture, in Yafforth Road, Northallerton, is offering places to people recovering from mental […]

North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner has proposed increasing the police’e share of the council tax precept by more than ten per cent. Under commissioner Julia Mulligan’s plans, the North Yorkshire Police precept would […]

Thirsk-based Rural Arts has announced a former intern as its new director. Max May has moved back to his home town from London to take over from Angela Hall, who founded the organisation more than […]