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• A cracking night out

  WHAT strange folks we Brits are! read more

• Cycle path a hell beyond describing

  RE your article (October 15), New Cycle Route 'Moor to Sea'. read more

• Ryedale has kept itself special

  TO dual or not to dual, that is the question. read more

• Taking action to provide aid

  ACTIONAid, celebrating its 10th anniversary, is being helped by Ryedale District Council staff who pass on to their charity their used ink cartridges and mobile phones for a recycling scheme. read more

• Making a list and checking it twice

  HOW many of the things in your house do you regularly use, and how many are just taking up space? read more

• Estate banks on revamp of shops

  A MAJOR landowner has started a half-million pound building scheme in a bid to attract big business and quality retailers to a North Yorkshire town. read more

• On the picket lines

  RYEDALE farmers joined picket lines last week as part of the national row over falling milk prices. read more

• BIG recruitment by Young Farmers

  A GIANT Yorkshire pudding is making the rounds in the region, as part of a recruitment drive by the Yorkshire Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs. read more

• Success for new show

  A NEW event put on by the organisers of the Great Yorkshire Show has been hailed a huge success and is set to become a regular feature. read more

• Equine forum

  A FORUM for the equine industry is to be held next month at Bishop Burton College. read more

• Is this a renaissance for northern Ryedale?

  PLANS to boost the prosperity of Pickering, Kirkbymoorside and Helmsley were set in motion last Thursday when Yorkshire Forward launched a Renaissance Market Towns programme to an invited audience of more than 40 councillors and local business people. read more

• The best of Yorkshire

  VISITORS tasted local produce at a Ryedale museum during a celebration of Yorkshire food. read more

• Clark takes up rival policy to oppose A64 dualling

  A LIBERAL member of Ryedale District Council intends to try to convince the council to withhold support for dualling the A64. read more

• Six bells for St Andrew's

  A PEAL of six bells is to ring out from a Saxon church in Middleton following an ambitious restoration programme. read more

• Work begins to redevelop shops

  WORK has begun at three sites in Malton to create larger, modern shop units in a bid to attract high-profile national chains and 'quality retailers' to the town. read more

• Beauty within, beauty without

  TUCKED away on the fringe of Bugthorpe lies the village school, in the most picturesque of settings. read more

• Hop to it at St Joseph's

  THE Friends of St Joseph's School, Pickering, will be going frog-hopping mad next month to raise funds for a new extension. read more

• Fallen stock scheme

  EARLIER this year, the Government implemented the EU animal by-products regulation scheme which banned the routine on-farm burials of animal carcasses from May this year. read more

• 'Buy local means pay more' claim pub landlords in Ryedale

  USING local produce has helped to push up pub food prices, Ryedale landlords say. read more

• Dyson back to school

  SIMON Dyson's brave bid to hang on to his European Golf Tour card for 2004 failed despite a gallant effort in the final counting event of the season, the Madrid Open. read more

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