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Six Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire site managers have won a Pride in the Job 2024 Quality Award from the National House-Building Council (NHBC).
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Darren is the business editor at The Press and joined in 2021.
Darren is the business editor at The Press and joined in 2021.
Six Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire site managers have won a Pride in the Job 2024 Quality Award from the National House-Building Council (NHBC).
City Cruises York won a 2024 Travellers’ Choice Award by TripAdvisor! The honour is awarded only to the top 10% of attractions worldwide.
Yorkshire is hit the most by 'financial distress' , according to the latest Red Flag Alert data from leading independent business rescue and recovery specialist Begbies Traynor.
Yorkshire Handmade Pies has launched a Crowdfunding campaign to raise £100,000 to fund a move to a bigger bakery as demand outstrips its production capabilities.
Miller and Carter has opened in Lendal, York, so have a butchers at what their steak was like. And what about vegetarians?
OPPOSITION to a major housing scheme north of Haxby has increased after the developers removed plans for a cemetery extension and suggested several traveller pitches could go there instead.
A MAJOR HOUSING scheme is recommended for approval in the grounds of a country estate in York when planning committee meets on Thursday.
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, David Skaith, has told rail chiefs it is essential residents are connected by rail to opportunities in the region and beyond.
ONE of York’s top bus operators, First Bus, has said winning a York Press business award has helped it spread the message about how it is reducing carbon emissions and helping improve air quality in the city.
MORE than 100 energy efficient and affordable homes on a council-owned site off Fulford Road in York have won the backing of council planners.
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