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On this day: Ryedale Archive

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• The Durham interloper

  ALTHOUGH the pretty village of Crayke lies a few miles north of York, close to the southern edge of the North York Moors, it used to belong to County Durham. read more

• When We Wor Hired Out 'And Paid By The Year'

  I'VE ploowed the fields, and scattered, read more

• It's a dog's life

  CONSIDERATION that a dog is a man's (or woman's) best friend was severely tested by an incident John witnessed this week whilst on holiday in Scotland. For the first time in ten years, he had gone without me, as I had things to do, and he is quite obviously not half as busy as me and has less to do. Not true, but it is good to have the occasional little dig. read more

• Foxton fires Malton back into contention

  York and District Senior League Division Two: Malton and Old Malton 171 for 7; Dringhouses 91 all out read more

• Pikes visit Brodsworth

  PICKERING Town have been drawn away to fellow Northern Counties East League premier division side Brodsworth MW in the extra preliminary round of the FA Cup on Saturday, August 23. read more

• Ryedale athletes bid for national glory

  TWO Ryedale teenagers are representing North Yorkshire this week in the English Schools Track and Field Championships at the Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield. read more

• Judges like the look of Lydia

  GAZETTE & Herald photographer Mike Tipping has gained a top national accolade for his work. read more

• Youngsters turning rubbish into cash

  YOUNGSTERS at a Ryedale village school are involved in a revolutionary recycling scheme. read more

• Field sports enthusiasts ready to 'hound' ministers

  NORTH Yorkshire field sports enthusiasts were expected to bring dozens of working dogs to Westminster today (Wednesday) to protest against an outright ban on hunting. read more

• Acorn Services becomes Malton's newest charity

  A CHARITY scheme has been launched to help people with disabilities in North Yorkshire into the workplace. read more

• How hero PC saved the life of a suicidal driver

  WHEN PC Ian Aconley heard a man might be about to kill himself, he did not hesitate to act. read more

• King Becks recreated in wicker

  DRAMA, sculpture, music-composing and singing experts provided action-packed events at St Benedict's Catholic primary school at Ampleforth for its arts week. read more

• Meet the man who cooked for Sting

  This week, the Gazette & Herald introduces its new regular cookery columnist. Graham Reagan will be writing each month, bringing his recipes for mouthwatering meals to you. But without further ado, we'll allow Graham to introduce himself. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive