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• Relentless, unstoppable - the bracken advances

  The moors in this region are widely covered with bracken which is regarded as a poisonous pest, being dangerous to both animals and humans. read more

• Eternal Flame

  BEYOND the realms of dreamless sleep read more

• Star-studded side heads for Malton

  A team featuring a host of top international cricketers will play in one of the biggest matches ever to be staged in Malton this June. read more

• Tim bids to be keep-up kingg

  A SHOPPING trip has led to a former top striker from Ryedale winning the chance of glory at Elland Road. read more

• Pikes bounce back from Eastwood's Easter masterclass

  Sheffield 0 - Pickering Town 2. Pickering Town bounced straight back from Saturday's 3-1 defeat at home to Eastwood with a superb display at Sheffield on easter Monday. read more

• Ten of the best

  It's that time of year again. To try and come up with a list of locally-trained horses, who will earn their corn, and pay to follow on the Flat this season. read more

• My maiden bingo

  As you get older, you think that life holds fewer surprises and lessons to learn. Not so. Last night, I was introduced to bingo for the first time. I am now mistress of five lines and know the phraseology and frustration of needing only one number when someone else makes the call "bingo" and that "eyes down for a full house" is a signal for total concentration and silence. A hard task for me. read more

• Council told that signs must be removed

  SIGNS fixed to British Telecom (BT) wooden posts by Ryedale District Council (RDC), warning dog owners that they face prosecution if their pets foul verges and footpaths, must be removed. read more

• Watchers turn eye on impact of flood defences

  THE impact of flood defences on wildlife and the natural environment have been captured on video by young people involved with the Norton Wildlife Watch. read more

• Free tickets to see new film about Christ

  RYEDALE Salvation Army members have booked an entire cinema for a showing of Mel Gibson's controversial film The Passion Of The Christ - and they are giving tickets away free. read more

• KIRKBYMOORSIDE'S TOP BRASS

  THE moors are alive with the sound of music, thanks to a musical group which has been making Ryedale proud for the last 185 years. read more

• 'Council is treating me like a schoolboy'

  A GREAT-grandfather-of-three from a Ryedale market town claims he has been treated like a "naughty schoolboy" by his district authority in a wrangle over a council tax rebate. read more

• No mere village by the sea

  Originally built on the shores of Lake Pickering, Seamer literally means 'the mere by the sea'. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive