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• Rebuilding the spas

  From time to time, as I have previously mentioned in this column, there are attempts to revive some of Britain's 220 spa resorts. read more

• Religious conflicts

  CONGRATULATIONS to your correspondents deploring the decision to allow an Orange Order march on March 29. In anticipation of a response reassuring us that this event will be merely an occasion of harmless fun, let me remind your readers of the true nature and record of this organisation. read more

• Cinema was a memory-jerker

  MARCH 19. Tonight, as I write this could be the eve of war. My mind goes back to that other evening, on September 2, 1939, when already mobilised we waited to see what the morrow would bring. The British ultimatum to Germany ended at 11 the following morning, Sunday and at 11.15am Chamberlain announced that war had begun. Little knowing what lay ahead, we youngsters said, "OK, lets get on with it," and I expect much the same pattern will follow once again. Hopefully, it won't drag on for years, nor involve the whole world. read more

• 'CAP reform will benefit us all'

  FARMERS, consumers and the environment would all reap the benefits of reforms to the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP), according to a new Government study. read more

• Co-operative reports 'solid' profit

  FARMER co-operative Farmway has reported a profit of more than £250,000 for 2002. read more

• Young farmers clubs

  HELMSLEY read more

• Prices at the stock markets

  RUSWARP read more

• Teachers make pleas for safety of pupils

  TWO senior teachers at Pickering schools pleaded with residents opposed to speed humps in the town's busy Middleton Road and Swainsea Lane to put the safety of children first. read more

• Family mourns soldier killed in ambush

  THE relatives of a Royal Marine killed in action in Iraq have said he was a man of "character, honour and principles". read more

• Orange parade passes without trouble

  TRAFFIC CAME to a standstill in Malton and Norton last Saturday morning when the towns saw their first-ever Orange March. read more

• Row over plan to build 14 homes

  PLANS to build 14 homes in the centre of a busy North Yorkshire tourist town have been met with a barrage of objections. read more

• 'Residents will be consulted on future of maternity units'

  LOCAL workshops will be held to consult with residents on the future of maternity services in Malton and along the east coast. read more

• Living on the brink of change

  THE times they are a-changing in Rillington. read more

• The race that had to be won

  THE present confrontation with the unspeakably evil regime presided over by Saddam Hussein, his sons and his henchmen reminds me of the first time I had a sniff of another regime of the same unsavoury kind. read more

• Burial chaos is looming

  FARMERS, consumers and the environment would all reap the benefits of reforms to the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP), according to a new Government study. read more

• Gobble up these websites

  From basic skills to fancy dinner parties, the internet is a great resource for budding chefs. This week, I have gathered a selection of the best food and recipe sites on the web. read more

• Schoolgirl takes her fears over war to the top

  A NORTH Yorkshire schoolgirl is so worried about the war that she has gone straight to the top with her concerns. read more

• Tables turned on Welfare

  NCEL Premier Divison read more

• Kirkdale falter as reigning champions enter title race

  RJF Homes Beckett League read more

• Our Yorkshire Heritage

  Time passes by read more

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