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• Double triumph for Malton but rugby the real winner

  East Yorkshire RFU Mini Rugby Tournament read more

• Do we need renaissance?

  The following letter is from a resident of northern Ryedale. Our policy is not to publish a letter without the writer's name. But in this case we make an exception because the writer, who is known to us, could be compromised in the position he holds because of the publication of these views. read more

• Hoisting the flag of England

  A GRAND flag-raising ceremony took place recently at Old Malton. read more

• What a waste

  THE introduction of the kerbside recycling collection in Norton has caused comment recently. It is, however, high time to move to a new way of dealing with waste. read more

• Chip shop backs children's charity

  OWNERS of a Ryedale fish-and-chip shop have generously pledged to give one night's takings to the BBC Children In Need. read more

• 100-mile Ryedale bridlepath plan

  A GROUP which works to promote bridleways in Ryedale has launched plans for an ambitious 100-mile circular trail which promises to attract a new aspect of equestrian tourism to the area as well as making the countryside more accessible to local riders, walkers and cyclists. read more

• NVZ information sessions

  A SERIES of meetings with advice on the new nitrate vulnerable zones (NVZ) has been arranged by the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group. read more

• Young farmers' clubs

  AMOTHERBY: ON Saturday, November 15, a truly enjoyable evening was had at the Beansheaf Hotel, Pickering, by Amotherby Young Farmers. read more

• Prices at the stock markets

  MALTON: Forward on November 11 were 104 cattle including 49 bulls and 23 cows, and 637 sheep including 83 ewes. read more

• Richard's the king of the track

  This week, the Gazette & Herald launches a series of articles which focuses on some of the people and organisations in Ryedale that should make us proud. To kick off the series, CLAIRE METCALFE profiles Pickering athletics star Richard Buck. read more

• £500,000 expansion for museum

  A MAJOR expansion scheme for one of Ryedale's finest open air museums costing £500,000 is well under way. read more

• Disabled man tackles Cleveland Way

  A FORMER fireman, who was disabled after taking part in a rescue, is tackling the 110-mile Cleveland Way - on an electric scooter. read more

• Broadband target for Ryedale

  A BROADBAND future may lie ahead for even the most rural parts of Ryedale. read more

• Tucking in at Luttons the healthy way

  FATTENING sugar-laden sweets and snacks are a thing of the past for children at Luttons County Primary School. read more

• Bid to end village isolation

  RESIDENTS at Rosedale Abbey, one of Ryedale's best known tourist honey-pots, are carrying out an in-depth study into the life of its community. read more

• Sending a little hope

  KIRKBYMOORSIDE Community Primary School pupils are hoping to bring some Christmas cheer to children less fortunate than themselves. read more

• View from Down Under

  FORTUNATELY, I left New Zealand before the nation went into national mourning following their semi-final defeat by arch-rivals the Aussies. read more

• The road that's been closed for a year

  REPAIRS will begin on the Ampleforth to Oswaldkirk road on Monday, November 24 - nearly a year after it was originally closed for work. read more

• Underdogs claim cup progress

  Scarborough and District FA Junior Cup: Union Rovers 2, Sinnington 1 - In the all-Beckett League clash between the divisional table-toppers, it was second division Rovers who went through to the next round in a thrilling cup tie. read more

• How the outside world sees rural life

  I AM venturing onto dangerous ground here. Despite being an out-and-out townie, I wish to grapple with the thorny issue of agriculture. read more

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