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On this day: Ryedale Archive

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Ryedale Archive

  • Bobby Grant injury is "a real sickener" for Beaumont

    BOBBY Grant, Ryedale's only entry in this season's Cheltenham Gold Cup, has fallen foul of injury and will be sidelined for the remainder of the campaign. read more

  • Fight to save abbey

    EXCAVATION work has begun to stop an ancient abbey falling into the North Sea because of coastal erosion. read more

  • Last chance to join protest

    THE eyes of the country will be focused on Ryedale as flood victims from Malton and Norton travel to London in a last ditch attempt to get fast-tracked flood defences. read more

  • Howard to wed

    CASTLE Howard owner Simon Howard is to marry Marks & Spencer heiress Rebekah Sieff this June, a Sunday newspaper has claimed. Mr Howard's 16-year marriage to Annette Howard ended in divorce last year. read more

  • Wife donates kidney to husband

    A NORTH Yorkshire man has received the priceless gift of a new kidney from his wife, in the first operation of its kind in the north of England. read more

  • Crook caught while sipping sherry

    POLICE have praised the work of a Neighbourhood Watch after they helped catch a burglar red-handed. read more

  • Proposal for elected mayor

    MOVES are being made to have an elected mayor on the Yorkshire Coast in the same style as London's Ken Livingstone. read more

  • Hunt master ready to be jailed

    A RYEDALE hunt master has declared he will defy the law and go to prison if hunting is banned. read more

  • SOCCER-MAD

    SOCCER-MAD youngsters at Malton School have played a marathon eight-hour football session to raise money for charity. The school's deputy head teacher, Stephen Fearnley, said: "What made them think of it was that they are all keen footballers and they wanted to do something for the Children in Need appeal." read more

  • Dyson hit by the heat

    A DISASTROUS third round amid temperatures of over 90 degrees proved costly for Malton and Norton golfer Simon Dyson in the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa. read more

  • Success and riches await

    MALTON play Wellingborough Old Grammarians from the East Midlands in the Tetley Vase 6th Round at Malton on Saturday (kick-off 2.15pm), and hope to keep up the Yorkshire tradition in the national competition, following in the footsteps of former finalists Bradford Salem, Huddersfield YMCA, West Leeds and Sheffield Tigers. Scarborough also reached the semi-final two years ago before going out to Billericay. read more

  • Whitewall Stables on the market

    WHITEWALL Stables, the most famous yard in Ryedale, thanks to the 19th century exploits of prolific Classic-winning trainer John Scott, is up for sale. read more

  • Kenny hits the 500 mark

    Beckett Football League sponsored by Camerons Brewery) read more

  • Rosedale top in ten-goal thriller

    Gordon Harrison Memorial Trophy Roundup read more

  • E-business just a click away

    ELECTRONIC business offers many opportunities for agriculture and the food chain, and MAFF will play a leading role in helping it seize them, says Agriculture Minister Nick Brown. read more

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