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Engineering boss faces prospect of jail following conviction of manslaughter of worker

5:29pm Friday 17th May 2013

THE BOSS of a heavy engineering firm faces the prospect of jail after being convicted today (Friday, May 17) of the manslaughter of a worker who fell from cherry picker.

Fraja Simpson "joking with nurses" after successful surgery to remove tumour

fraja simpson

6:00am Friday 17th May 2013

A SCHOOLGIRL has successfully undergone high-risk surgery to remove a rare and aggressive tumour that surgeons described as highly unusual - and said her body had reacted to it in a unique way.

Poetic comedian's camping challenge after Glastonbury appointment

4:33pm Thursday 16th May 2013

A STAND-UP comedian is preparing to conquer her fear of camping, after being appoint poet-in-residence to the Glastonbury Festival.

"Love Your Local Market" initiative comes to Hambleton

1:51pm Thursday 16th May 2013

A NATIONAL campaign to boost market shopping is coming to Hambleton next week.

Huge haul for litter pickers

12:23pm Thursday 16th May 2013

LITTER pickers recovered hundreds of sacks of rubbish after deciding to give one of Hambleton’s main routes a spring clean.

Easingwold murder accused stabbed van driver in the neck

MURDER INQUIRY: Delivery driver Mohammed Saleem Khan, who was found behind the wheel of a white Ford van in Easingwold, with stab wounds to his neck

6:16pm Wednesday 15th May 2013

A MAN accused of murder stabbed an Asian delivery driver in the neck after threatening to "do that Paki", a court has been told.

Police warn motorists against taking photographs of accident scenes

5:20pm Wednesday 15th May 2013

POLICE have warned motorists against using their mobile phones to take photos of accidents – after several drivers were seen taking images of the scene of a serious rush-hour crash this morning (Wednesday, May 15).

North Yorkshire County Council re-elects leader and elects new chairman

4:00pm Wednesday 15th May 2013

A COUNTY council has elected a new chairman and welcomed back its newly re-elected leader.

Mosaics brighten up village

1:13pm Wednesday 15th May 2013

VILLAGERS who made picturesque mosaic tiles depicting local scenes can now see the results of their craft every day.

Grants scheme to help communities and groups mark the centenary of the First World War

12:00am Wednesday 15th May 2013

COMMUNITIES and groups across the North-East and North Yorkshire have been invited to have a share of a multi-million grants scheme set up to mark the centenary of the First World War.

Operation Christmas Child charity launches new appeal

6:33pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

A CHARITY that inspires thousands of people from across the North-East to fill shoeboxes full of Christmas gifts for vulnerable children has launched a new appeal.

Gumball or bust for Twisted vehicles

READY TO ROLL: Charlie Fawcett, of Twisted, with the four Land Rover Defenders

6:26pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

Four Land Rover Defenders worth half a million pounds have been transformed to gear them up for the trip of a lifetime, a 3,000 mile rally across Europe.

Retiring council leader calls for members to back new chief

5:42pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

THE outgoing leader of a district council has urged members to support its new chief after stating he had felt isolated in the role.

Public invited to view master sculptor's hidden memorial to war heroes

Scot’s Corner Chapel, in the North York Moors

4:25pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

A TINY chapel built by a renowned sculptor as a memorial to courageous former pupils killed during the Second World War is to be opened to the public.

Charity organises pyjama midnight walk

5:16pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

SUPPORTERS of Herriot Hospice Homecare will be donning their pyjamas with their walking boots on June 1 for a walk to remember. This year will mark Herriot Hospice Homecare’s 21st anniversary year.

Memorial unveiled to Second World War bomber crew

FINAL CHAPTER: Lieutenant Colonel Peter Holst, of the Royal Canadian Air Force, places a wreath on the memorial to the crew of the Halifax bomber after the unveiling ceremony at Helperby-Brafferton

6:00am Monday 13th May 2013

IN the early hours of March 4, 1945, eight weeks before the war ended, 16-year-old Arnold Moss was awoken by the sound of machine gun fire.

Drunken mother threatened neighbour's son with a knife

1:50pm Sunday 12th May 2013

A DRUNKEN mother held a knife in the back of a neighbour's son when a dispute over where he parked his car blew up, a court heard.

North Yorkshire Police receives 1,100 applications for 60 jobs

4:51pm Sunday 12th May 2013

North Yorkshire Police has received more than 1,100 applications for 60 police officer jobs.

Thirsk community stalwart receives 60 year membership of Rotary award

Harry Woodhead

3:10pm Friday 10th May 2013

A WELL-known community stalwart in Thirsk who last year received his MBE has been honoured after 60 years of dedicated service to Rotary International for England and Ireland.

Discover more about speed cameras

4:20pm Friday 10th May 2013

THE public will get the opportunity to quiz police in North Yorkshire about their mobile safety cameras next week.

Former detective elected as council leader

12:01pm Friday 10th May 2013

A FORMER detective has been elected chairman of Sowerby Parish Council after its long-serving leader stepped down to take the reins of Hambleton District Council.

Tributes paid to motorcyclist after lorry crash tragedy

2:46pm Thursday 9th May 2013

HUNDREDS of mourners are expected to attend the funeral today of a motorcyclist who developed a passion for riding after surviving a serious industrial accident.

Cost of air ambulance service soars

RISING COSTS: From left, Yorkshire Air Ambulance pilot Captain Steve Cobb and paramedics Lee Davison and Darrel Cullen reveal new daily fundraising target of £9,990

2:06pm Thursday 9th May 2013

COSTS are soaring for the high-flying medics who help save hundreds of lives every year but receive no direct Government funding.

Artists sought for annual exhibition in Wolsingham

11:26am Thursday 9th May 2013

ARTISTS are being asked to take part in an annual art exhibition in a Weardale town.

Community stalwart receives 60 year membership award from Rotary

4:42pm Wednesday 8th May 2013

A WELL-known community stalwart in Thirsk who last year received his MBE has been honoured after 60 years of dedicated service to Rotary International for England and Ireland.

Race bosses turn to match-making

4:10pm Wednesday 8th May 2013

RACING bosses are going into the match-making business – but strictly only for fun.

Farmers' group voices support for under fire MP

4:15pm Tuesday 7th May 2013

A GROUP of farmers and Conservative supporters will stage a protest today (Wednesday, May 8) outside their party’s constituency office in support of their MP.

Warning over pitfalls of massive benefits shake-up

7:30am Tuesday 7th May 2013

A MASSIVE shake-up of the benefits system will cause “pain, poverty and misery to many thousands of North-East families,” it has been claimed.

Wedding fair in Thirsk's White Horse Hotel

4:42pm Tuesday 7th May 2013

A WEDDING fair featuring local exhibitors, catwalk shows and everything old, new, borrowed and blue a bride could dream of will take place this weekend.

War memorial chapel to be opened to the public

5:38pm Tuesday 7th May 2013

The North York Moors National Park will be allowing people to see inside the little-known Scotch Corner war memorial chapel, near Oldstead between Thirsk and Helmsley on May 18.

Caravan badly damaged in A1 northbound causes traffic chaos

12:53pm Monday 6th May 2013

A CARAVAN smashed up in the middle of a dual carriageway has caused traffic chaos after a collision between the car towing the caravan and another car.

North Yorks news

5:16pm Monday 6th May 2013

OUTDOOR FIRES: North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue have been called to a fire on Crombie Avenue, York, on Sunday, May 5 at 6pm after a fire in a wheely bin spread to a nearby fence and out-building.

Scheme tackling swearing at North-East football wins award

1:51pm Friday 3rd May 2013

A SCHEME to tackle offensive language in non league football has scored a winner after it struck gold in the FA’s Respect Awards.

Motorcyclist dies in Thirsk lorry smash

10:48pm Thursday 2nd May 2013

A motorcyclist in his 60's has died after his machine was involved in a collision with a lorry near Thirsk, North Yorkshire, this evening (Thursday, May 2).

Road closed following collision between lorry and motorcyclist at Thirsk

7:01pm Thursday 2nd May 2013

Emergency services are currently at the scene of a serious road traffic collision involving a motorcycle and a lorry in the Thirsk area of North Yorkshire.

North-East leading way in turning benefits claimants into entrepreneurs, says Government

4:55pm Wednesday 1st May 2013

PARTS of the region are leading the way in Government attempts to turn benefit claimants into entrepreneurs – who set up their own businesses.

Better services for rape victims

1:01pm Wednesday 1st May 2013

VICTIMS of rape and other sex attacks are being offered more help with the opening of a new service in North Yorkshire.

New voting booths put on trial

3:43pm Wednesday 1st May 2013

VOTERS heading to the polls in the county council elections in North Yorkshire will be faced with something new.

Help for sex attack victims

12:32pm Wednesday 1st May 2013

POLICE in North Yorkshire have opened their first sexual assault referral centre, designed to significantly improve services for victims of rape and sex attacks.

Call for region's verges to be turned into nature reserves

SPECIES COUNT: Dr Margaret Atherden surveys a roadside verge in North Yorkshire

2:38pm Tuesday 30th April 2013

OVER-zealous gardeners have joined climate change as two of the biggest threats facing the region’s wild flowers.

Government figures reveal jobs market postcode lottery

4:56pm Tuesday 30th April 2013

BUSINESS development experts say they at a loss to explain why some areas of the region appear to be weathering the economic downturn much better than others.

Council inquiry as former Tory mayor at centre of Twitter row

Twitter investigation: Derek Adamson

8:30am Tuesday 30th April 2013

A former mayor is under investigation accused of tweeting rude and insulting comments about neighbouring councillors and even making offensive jokes about the killing of Oscar Pistorius’ girlfriend.

Airborne paramedics turn their talents to design

IN USE: Designer Philip Sim and paramedic Tony Wilkes with the kitbag

4:42pm Tuesday 30th April 2013

FLYING paramedics and doctors have helped design medical kit bags now being used to treat patients both on the ground and in the air.

£368k extra care housing scheme black hole is plugged

1:01pm Tuesday 30th April 2013

COUNCIL officers overseeing a drive to replace residential homes for the elderly with flats linked to support services have been urged to thoroughly assess their budgets after a flagship scheme developed a £368,000 black hole.

REG Food guide launched to highlight food made from local goods

6:40pm Monday 29th April 2013

A NEW guide has been produced which aims to promote North-East eateries who look to put more local produce on the menu.

Bin day delays for Bank Holiday

4:17pm Monday 29th April 2013

REFUSE and recycling collections will be one day late across Hambleton and Richmondshire districts next week because of the Bank Holiday on Monday, May 6.

Trailer taken in farm raid

1:57pm Monday 29th April 2013

POLICE are appealing for witnesses following a burglary at an isolated North Yorkshire farm.

DST T&V town and village

2:07pm Monday 29th April 2013

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Emergency food parcel service launched for "affluent" Hambleton

2:00pm Sunday 28th April 2013

AN emergency food service has been launched in the Hambleton area to help those who are struggling to feed themselves or their families.

Crime levels fall across North Yorkshire

12:10pm Sunday 28th April 2013

CRIME fell by 10 per cent across North Yorkshire last year.



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