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• Full steam ahead for rail weekend

  PREPARATIONS for this weekend's railway extravaganza in Ryedale are going full steam ahead. read more

• The PC way to fight climate change

  THE public has been invited to take part in a major examination of climate change - through their personal computers. read more

• The recycling paper trail

  RECYCLING is a difficult business in a country area like Ryedale. read more

• LibDem plan to recycle everything

  COUNCILS would have to recycle all household rubbish by 2020, under Liberal Democrat plans unveiled this week at the party's annual conference in Brighton. read more

• 'Roof coming off' period

  PHEW! I can't believe it's October already. About three weeks ago, I thought summer had come to an end, and I even started having the fire on. Now it's back up to 70, even though the sun isn't shining. At this rate, it will be spring again before we know it! read more

• Santa gives childless village a miss

  SANTA Claus will not be visiting a North Yorkshire village this year - because for the first time in living memory there are no young children. read more

• Robin's changing roles

  A HAWNBY farmer has added another string to his bow by setting up a delivery business. read more

• Young farmers

  Kirkbymoorside read more

• Presidential role for Langton farmer

  A WELL-KNOWN Ryedale farmer has taken over as president of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society. read more

• Caution urged for both riders and motorists

  A WARNING has gone out to both motorists and riders to take more care on the roads - or face the consequences. read more

• RAF base at centre of health risk investigation

  HEALTH chiefs have launched a probe into whether people living in the area around RAF Fylingdales have suffered increased rates of cancer. read more

• Rally receives mixed response from traders

  A RECORD number of rally enthusiasts flocked to Ryedale last weekend to witness the nail-biting climax of the Pirelli rally, as Yorkshire-born Johnny Milner clinched the international championship title. read more

• Little lambs, who made thee?

  LAMBING season has come late - or early - at one Ryedale farm, where the latest lambs in living memory have been born. read more

• Last ditch rescue for sawmill

  DUNCOMBE Sawmill, one of Ryedale's oldest business, has been saved from closure at the 11th hour after benefactors stepped in and saved the jobs of its seven staff and agreed to give it a future. read more

• Queen's award for enterprising firm

  A QUEEN'S Award for Enterprise has been awarded to a small Ryedale company. read more

• Winner Chatterbox is the talk of the town

  A PLAYGROUP in Snainton is the latest group to benefit from our Community Chest promotion, in association with Calverts Carpets. read more

• Residents uneasy over prospect of wind farm

  VILLAGERS near Selby have expressed their fears about a proposed new wind farm. read more

• Welcome to ECOcorner

  As the plundering and wrecking of our world accelerates, not by necessity but due to commercial greed, we feel powerless to confront the global marketing giants. read more

• Proposed skateboard park

  YOUR front page report (September 17) on the question of the proposed skate board park at Pickering motivates me to comment. Having lived in Pickering all my life (over 80 years) and having lived all that time in close proximity to the sports ground, I have watched its development over the years. I have watched the building of the sports clubhouse and welcomed its facilities for the football, cricket and bowling clubs. I have watched the erection of the spectator stands on the football ground, the installation of the floodlights and the erection of that unsightly wall on the western side of the football ground, none of these events were objected to. read more

• Black Swan stunned as Carlton

  Gordon Harrison Memorial Trophy first round read more

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