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• Prices at the stock markets

  Prices published on Wednesday, January 26 read more

• Charity founder Wilf 'was our inspiration'

  A POPULAR charity founder, who helped thousands of people with learning and physical disabilities in North Yorkshire, has died. read more

• Fears for the future of moors' historic stones

  INSCRIPTIONS on scores of historic stones on the North York Moors are being lost because they have suffered generations of rain and wind, says a leading historian. read more

• 'Dai' is cast as top bobby calls it a day

  A HIGHLY-respected Ryedale community beat officer who is a familiar sight patrolling the streets on his bike will hand in his bicycle clips after 30 years' service doing the "best job in the world". read more

• Hunting supporters target Widdecombe's Ryedale visit

  OUTSPOKEN Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe met her critics head-on when she was confronted by angry hunt supporters in a Ryedale town. read more

• Measures against second home owners are mooted

  THE Dales National Park's decision to stop outsiders buying new houses in parts of the area sparked debate among Ryedale district councillors. read more

• Monorail link for Ryedale?

  A MONORAIL to link Pickering with the Trans-Pennine rail route at Malton is being promoted as a cheaper alternative to the £21m scheme to reinstate the rail link between the two market towns. read more

• 'There must be a change of heart'

  WORRIED business leaders in Malton fear that Ryedale District Council's planned increases in car parking charges will damage the town's economy. read more

• Ryedale firm is talking Italian (fashion, that is)

  THE CHANCE purchase of a vest in an Italian market triggered what has become a £1m business for a Ryedale entrepreneur. read more

• War of words over Single Payment

  THERE has been a mini war of words between those who perceive the Single Payment to be additional income to be set against fixed costs; and those who believe it to be an opportunity to set aside a capital sum to help survive in the new regime. read more

• Moorsiders head for League Cup quarter final clash

  Kirkbymoorside remain second in the First Division with one point fewer than Cayton Corinthians, although the Moorsiders have a game in hand. This could change when these sides clash at Kirkbymoorside on Saturday in the quarter final of the League Cup, kick-off 1.30pm. read more

• Cheltenham hopes for Jefferson

  Inevitably, the weather in January and February plays an all important part in the development of the racing season. Trainers with horses which are being prepared to peak in March for the Cheltenham Festival, are scrutinising the going reports with keen interest. read more

• Old Malton dominant in local derby clash

  York and District Premier League: Old Malton 3, Malton Bacon Factory 0 read more

• Pikes' Vase hopes dashed

  FA Vase, Round Four: Pickering Town 1, Brook House 3 read more

• Bid to turn showground into centre for agriculture

  A MASSIVE £10m economy-boosting plan to turn the Great Yorkshire Showground into the centre for agriculture in the north of England has been unveiled. read more

• 'Financial planning must now begin'

  NOW the Rural Payments Agency has announced February 2006 as the earliest probable date for payments under the Single Payment Scheme, it is imperative that farmers and land managers start planning their finances for the coming year, according to the Country Land and Business Association (CLA). read more

• CAP reform advice

  A SERIES of information sessions have been organised to help North Yorkshire farmers prepare for major reform. read more

• Hive of activity in a buzzing community

  Reporter CLAIRE METCALFE visited Stockton-on-the-Forest, which despite its close proximity to York, has not fallen into the communter trap. With its school, pub, village hall, shop and post office, strong farming community and countless thriving village clubs and groups, Stockton-on-the-Forest has something for all the family.... read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive