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Malton Station

Work begins on Malton Station upgrade
WORK to transform Malton Station gets underway today as part of a £170,000 investment in improved facilities for rail customers.

Campaigner Ryan Swain

Campaign to save rural town's half-pipe and skate park

The bust of Marcus Aurelius, who became Emperor in AD 161. He survived what a smallpox epidemic in AD 165

Want to see the face of the ‘lucky’ Emperor, unbroken by ancient pandemic?

Ron Mozart at his North Yorkshire home. Picture: STUART BOULTON

Musician with terminal cancer hoping for a hit to help get him back on track

Repton 926

Popular heritage railway line announces season dates

The Halfpipe at Ryedale skatepark, Norton

Campaign to save town's skatepark attracts big skating stars

The addresss written of the Prisoner of War’s letter. It was sent by Hugo Holznagel from the ‘Dog & Duck’ camp during the Second World War

International hunt for family of Prisoner of War who wrote poignant letter

New toilet systems fitted to the coaches. Picture: Charlotte GRAHAM

Heritage railway ahead of schedule with modern toilet system

Ryan Swain who is a finalist in the Uniball Posca Artist Of The Year Competition

Lockdown inspired artist becomes grand finalist in international competition

Actions of online child protection activists questioned by North police safeguarding officer

Police concerns over actions of vigilante child protection activists

A driver pictured on one of the last runs at the Stillingfleet mine

North Yorkshire council accused over industrial plan for ex-mine

A great crested newt

Charity aims to boost amphibian population

Engineers unfreezing a steam locomotive with fire, preparing it for a steam test. Picture: CHARLOTTE GRAHAM

Firing on all cylinders after icy spell at heritage railway

Tuesday 11th February 2020
Picture Credit Charlotte Graham
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Apprenticeship opportunity at popular heritage railway

Highway teams are still working to beat the floods across North Yorkshire

Almost 40 roads still CLOSED because of flooding

File photo dated 10/07/20 Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick who has cast doubt on reports of fresh draconian new lockdown restrictions for London and said talk of an expanded shielding programme was "just speculation". PA Photo. Issue date:

Minister to scrutinise landslip road proposals

Heritage railway gets involved with storytelling week

Staff member Emma Saunders receives a welcome dose of Covid vaccine at Woodhorn Park Care Home

'Spirits lifted' as care home staff are vaccinated

Jonk's winning image of a Coffee shop overtaken by nature

Photos of nature taking back the planet

Easingwold Primary School, which could be gifted playing fields

Residents call for more green spaces post-Covid

Marcus Rashford

Marcus Rashford campaign meals grant 'will help those hardest hit'

Former monk Peter Turner, 80, was jailed for abusing boys at Ampleforth College

Sexual abuse report slams church failings

• Judith and Neil are running a call and collect service from Spring House Farm Shop

Plea to think local this Christmas

St Catherine’s Hospice staff gearing up for the annual Santa Dash

Popular Santa Dash returns with a difference

Motorsport photographer Chris Lazenby is aiming to make his Moors gallery the biggest in the country for automotive art

Motorsport art gallery

Fiona Bowley working on the Temple Sheep for Rievaulx Terrace

Plan to enhance forest with stone winged sheep artwork

Staff and students from Ampleforth College are in solf isolation

Staff and students self-isolating after Covid-19 case confirmed at boarding school

The district council's study into creating unitary authorities

Districts call for East-West division

The market town of Helmsley, in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire

Report reveals North Yorkshire location seeing biggest house sale booms

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer calls for 'circuit breaker' to stem the spread of Covid-19 Picture: PA Wire

Covid-19: Here's what you need to know, this Wednesday, October 14

Blue Spinnaker in his racing days

Horror as ex-racehorse killed and others injured after being spooked by poachers

The items stolen from a Hovingham farm are high value

Almost £10,000 of specialist equipment stolen from farm

Council officials celebrate with staff and volunteers at the winning community library in Norton

Community libraries celebrated for their contribution

The Optimist, picture Charlotte Graham

Steam train across Moors

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Inquest: School groundsman feared for his job

Moor Lane, Broughton, where farmers are planning to expand a dog walking site

Farmers to harvest dog walking profits

Ten and six-year-olds amongst those in North-East hospitals after North Yorkshire crash

Ten and six-year-olds amongst those in North-East hospitals after North Yorkshire crash

Appeal after fatal collision on the A61 in North Yorkshire

Appeal after male driver dies in accident on country road

Hands of Acceptance - Alice Stubbings

Student art exploring diversity goes on show online

The Plough Inn, at Fadmoor, which has served as a pub since the 18th century

Millionaire nears victory in battle over North York Moors pub

: Cllr Val Arnold and Rob Cattle in Lastingham next to the new railings

Ten-year eyesore in protected Moors village is finally fixed

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Government approves North Yorkshire gas operations until 2035

Lady Lumley's School, Pickering Picture: Google

Ex-students issue plan to tackle school bullies after years of homophobia, sexism and racism and bigotry

Cllr Greg White, who says people must look to the future of Lady Lumley's School

Future focus call for 'unchallenged racism school'

Sleeplessness can affect physical and mental health Picture: Pixabay

Pilot service launched to combat sleeplessness

Cllr Greg White

‘Racism and homophobia unchallenged’ at school

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Castle Howard to use lake to help preserve treasures

A female Hen Harrier at a feeding post on a grouse moor estate in Yorkshire

Moorland Association say gamekeepers not to blame

The Yorkshire Dales near Bainbridge. Picture: Richard Doughty Photography.

Organisations work together to help recovery of the North

Scampston Hall Palladian Bridge

Walled gardens in Ryedale country estate to reopen

More than 2,600 cases involving drugs on school grounds were reported to police in England and Wales between 2016 and 2019

Drugs at schools - national trend is bucked despite concerns over 'edibles'

Theo Nicholson, who lives near Helmsley, decided to take on the challenge on in memory of his father, Robin

Youngster spends a fundraising night on his trampoline in memory of his dad

Montage of Go North East drivers in colourful outfits on duty over the Easter weekend

Bus drivers ditch uniforms and 'Go' for colourful costumes

Chairman of North Yorkshire County Council, Councillor Jim Clark

VE-Day 75th milestone events to be run later