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Ryedale Archive

• Pikes lack punch

  aYork and District Senior League. Pickering lost their first match at Mill Lane this season to bottom-of-the-table Clifton Alliance in the premier division. read more

• Quad bike thieves in £33,000 spree

  OPPORTUNIST thieves have targeted isolated North Yorkshire farms and stolen quad bikes worth tens of thousands of pounds because they see them as "easy pickings", police have warned. read more

• Weaving a bright future

  WHILE the problems of Ryedale's ageing population continue to inspire much wringing of hands, Weaverthorpe is quietly (or perhaps loudly) proving the exception to the rule - the Wolds village is going through something of a baby boom. read more

• Holding a looking glass to nature

  THINK artist in Ryedale and you probably think landscapes. Vast swathes of pastoral beauty, rolling fields, wild moorland and undulating dales. read more

• Great Yorkshire Show marches on

  Plans are well underway for the 2004 Great Yorkshire Show, one of the premier events on the British summer calendar. read more

• Young farmers

  Kirkbymoorside read more

• A pair of successful Sundays

  Middleton Pony Club read more

• Prices at the stock markets

  Selby read more

• TRAFFIC TROUBLE

  RESIDENTS of a Norton street fear they may be stranded on an island surrounded by busy roads as a result of major redevelopment plans for Malton and Norton. read more

• Major changes for Pickering?

  PICKERING is to follow Malton and Norton's lead in considering major changes, and residents are being handed a chance to help plan the future of the town. read more

• New laboratory complex backed by council

  MAJOR developments at the Central Science Laboratories at Sand Hutton have been given the go-ahead by planners. read more

• Golf club dealt blow over floodlight plan

  A GOLF club's bid to provide facilities to further cement its reputation as a centre of excellence for juniors in North Yorkshire has been rejected because neighbours were teed-off about floodlights. read more

• Death, at 75, of Dr David Williamson

  DAVID Williamson, one of Kirkbymoorside's best-known personalities, has died in hospital at the age of 75. read more

• Tales from distant Knebworth

  This week's Rural View comes from Knebworth in Hertfordshire, where my wife and I were attending the annual conference of the Crime Writers' Association. read more

• All tourist attractions great and small

  MEMBERS of the Herriot Country Attractions Group in North Yorkshire have joined forces with some stately home neighbours for a three-month long 'Passport' scheme. read more

• Teachers run into money

  FIVE members of staff from Welburn Hall School entered the recent Kirkbymoorside 10K run to raise money for upgrades to the school's music and PE facilities. read more

• Swan retain trophy as super sub strikes

  RJF Homes Beckett League read more

• All tourist attractions great and small

  MEMBERS of the Herriot Country Attractions Group in North Yorkshire have joined forces with some stately home neighbours for a three-month long 'Passport' scheme. read more

• How Malton made history

  When Richard John took over as Malton and Norton head coach this season, he believed his team could do well. read more

• Openers lay the foundations

  Ryedale Beckett League - Division One - Harome 170 for 4 bt - Cropton 124 for 5 by 46 runs. Harome got off to an excellent start with Dave Greenlay (48) and Phil Marwood (68) putting on 126 for the first wicket in ten overs. Craig Aconley took the wickets of the two openers and finished with 3 for 29. Kev Wilson (34) set off briskly in reply to the Harome total, but when he was out, Cropton struggled to keep up with the required rate, although there were good knocks by Craig Aconley (22) and Mark Aconley (21). Charlie Marwood and Steve Dodsworth both took a couple of wickets. read more

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