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• Majestic Malton head for Yorkshire Two

  AFTER so narrowly missing out last season, Malton and Norton have set the record straight and won promotion to Yorkshire Two. The race for the second promotion spot between Malton and third-placed Stocksbridge was expected to go down to the wire. read more

• Kirkby reserves clinch first division title

  RJF Homes-Beckett League KIRKBYMOORSIDE reserves have clinched the first division title after their 2-0 home win against Aislaby United, thanks to goals by Dan Broadbent and Nick Hodgson. read more

• Ten of the best

  BEYOND THE CLOUDS (John Wainwright)provided his trainer with his most valuable-ever success when winning a £50,000 handicap at Windsor last season, and looks poised to keep up his sterling work this year. read more

• 'Brilliant' Pikes rule the roost over local rivals

  NCEL Premier Division read more

• Children are under starter's orders for 10k road race

  CHILDREN are being urged to get on their marks for the start of the junior Kirkbymoorside road race. read more

• Ewe know she could just be a record-breaker

  SPRING lambs are something of a bonanza for Ryedale farmer Bernard Allanson. read more

• Job losses at Norton steel firm

  BOSSES at a steel manufacturing firm in Ryedale are blaming high tariffs in the USA for its decision to shed jobs. read more

• In search of a village lost to time

  IS there a Viking secret hidden under the lawns of Castle Howard? read more

• Un-tile we meet again

  SPECIAL wraps, designed to ensure that Jack Frost doesn't spend a night on the tiles, have been removed to the delight of visitors at 12th century Byland Abbey, near Coxwold, which has just re-opened for the new season. read more

• Very Frankensteinish

  THE weather for lambing could not have been better. The lambs look wonderful. Instead of being hunched up against the cold and rain like they usually are at lambing time, the lambs are bounding around in the sunshine, full of milk, grass and any old bit of baler band that they can find to choke on. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive