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• William heads for Wimbledon

  A SPORTS-MAD youngster from Malton will be taking part in a ceremony to launch the London Olympic torch at Wimbledon this Saturday after he won a competition he heard about while watching tennis on the BBC. read more

• The really wild show

  TALENTED youngsters are raising funds for the animal welfare charity World Society of the Protection of Animals by performing a variety show. read more

• Antisocial gangs concern council

  ANTIsocial behaviour by young people has been identified as the main crime and disorder concern in a North Yorkshire market town. read more

• Which way up should a Yorkshire rose be?

  WHEN it comes to taking pride in your county, there can be few places in England that inspire such strong feelings as our own fair Yorkshire. read more

• Why are we lagging?

  Independent agronomist Jonathan Holmes explains why we should crack on with developing biofuels read more

• More than 50 clubs at rally

  MEMBERS from more than 50 Young Farmers' Clubs (YFC) in Yorkshire took part in the County Show on June 6 at Patley Bridge. read more

• Prices at the stock markets

  MALTON read more

• DEFRA consultation on water pollution

  A RANGE of proposed measures to curb pollution of water by agriculture has been put forward by environment minister Elliot Morley. read more

• Skate park approved by a single vote

  YOUNGSTERS at Kirkbymoorside are to get a skateboard park after a single vote decided the issue at a heated meeting of the town council on Monday night. read more

• Family is 'desperate' after tax credit blunders

  A FAMILY of four from North Yorkshire is in dire straits after waiting for four months to be paid essential cash by the Government following a series of tax credit errors. read more

• Businesses say yes to management plan

  MORE than 100 businesses are supporting the creation of a new management body for two Ryedale market towns to co-ordinate marketing, provide a voice for the trade community and promote social and economic vitality. read more

• EU donkey law 'is an ass'

  A SEASIDE donkey owner is calling the law an ass over an EU scheme requiring him to obtain passports for his animals. read more

• Town council aims to crack down on rowdy youths

  ANTI-social behaviour by young people has been identified as the main crime and disorder concern in Pickering. read more

• What do you think of DERRA?

  AT the height of the foot and mouth crisis the former ministry of agriculture finally expired, giving birth to the new rural overlord, DEFRA, which now celebrates its third birthday. read more

• Which way up should a Yorkshire rose be?

  WHEN it comes to taking pride in your county, there can be few places in England that inspire such strong feelings as our own fair Yorkshire. read more

• One big push for Helmsley

  RESIDENTS of Helmsley are mounting their biggest campaign ever in a bid to win the Yorkshire in Bloom award. read more

• Pikes spring surprise as Frank and Nichols reign supreme

  York and District Senior League Premier Division - Pickering 167 for 2 beat - Easingwold 166 for 9. PICKERING shocked league leaders Easingwold, sending them crashing to their first defeat of the season, by eight wickets. read more

• Hall has much to offer

  SEWERBY Hall is set in 50 acres of landscaped gardens and is situated two miles to the north of Bridlington. read more

• Fayr Jag brings Tim Royal Ascot success

  Same day. Same venue. Same position in the unsaddling enclosure. But this time a race won outright, and for a much more prestigious prize. read more

• Hot shot Paul is England's number one

  NORTON'S Paul Chaplow has double cause for celebration after winning his discipline in the country's premier clay pigeon shooting competition, which earned him the title of England's number one. read more

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