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• Swift action earns high praise from amblers

  A RAMBLING group is shouting the praises of a council officer for his swift action in clearing a path. read more

• Records tumble as Park power through

  Edward Readman Memorial Trophy second round read more

• Massive boost for Pikes as Aconley is the match-winner

  York and District Senior League Premier Division read more

• Easterby charge is big race favourite

  SARANGANI, probably the easiest winner seen this season, bids to hit the jackpot at Newcastle on Saturday. read more

• Darley the toast of Royal Ascot

  THE North Yorkshire flag was flying high at Royal Ascot last week with Middleham-based Mark Johnston emerging as the leading trainer in terms of winners, with four successes, and Kevin Darley, with three winners, just failing to become top jockey at the meeting. read more

• MP steps into dental treatment row

  MALTON hospital could become the base for NHS dental treatment in Ryedale, says MP John Greenway. read more

• Blooming marvellous!

  NORTON has come into bloom. read more

• Thanks for the A1, now what about the A64?

  NEWS this week of a major £263m upgrade of a large stretch of the A1 in North Yorkshire has raised hopes of long sought for improvements to the A64. read more

• Youth plays its part in festival

  THE young stars of the district are beating the drum for the Ryedale Festival this year. read more

• The gardener's world

  THIRTY-nine lovely gardens in Nawton, Beadlam and Allerston villages are being put on display on Sunday, June 30, to raise money for worthy causes. read more

• 'We are now a grandma'

  TO misquote wildly. 'We are now a grandma'. Three weeks earlier than expected, one day into Bryony's maternity leave and immediately into our hearts, baby Jessica Alice has come into the world. 6lb 1oz of sheer heaven. She is the most contented baby. Straight on for a feed. No bother. Bryony would never be one of those mums out in the field who John frets about being hopeless mothers who lose their lambs or calves under bushes and give a quick stamp when their babies try to get underneath for a feed. read more

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