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• Ensure Single Farm Payment is fair to all

  THE Tenant Farmers' Association (TFA) has endorsed the publication of advice to tenants and landlords on issues affecting them through CAP reform. read more

• Salvation for town's blot on the landscape

  AN EYESORE building has been given a smart new look and saved for use by charitable groups working to benefit the Ryedale community. read more

• County police stations 'have become friendlier'

  POLICE stations in North Yorkshire have been made much more accessible and friendly over the past five years, a force spokesman has claimed. read more

• Death of much-respected journalist and author

  THE funeral of a respected journalist, who was also a successful novelist, writer, producer and director of film and television, was to be held in Malton on Thursday, January 6, 2005. read more

• Son's anger at failure of out-of-hours GP service

  A SON was outraged when he could not get an 'on-call' doctor for his 90-year-old mother on a Bank Holiday this Christmas. read more

• Hannah's story

  Gazette & Herald columnist Hannah Gibbons, from Scagglethorpe, near Malton, was on holiday with her family in the Maldives when the earthquake and subsequent tidal waves struck on Boxing Day. In this moving account she describes what happened when the monster waves struck and how her family survived the ordeal. read more

• Ryedale people give generous support

  THE GENEROSITY of Ryedale residents has swelled the disaster appeal. read more

• 'Rally round' plea to aid disaster victims

  A RALLYING call has gone out to the people of Ryedale to show their true community spirit in support of the millions of tsunami victims. read more

• Son in search for missing dad

  RESIDENTS of a Ryedale market town have been called on by a district councillor to help a young man trace his father. read more

• 2005 - year of the farmers' Olympics

  THE New Year has set the stopwatch going for farmers on the countdown to the biggest test in our recent history when by May 16 we need to have completed our first applications for the Single Payment (SP). read more

• Blooming winter walk

  EVEN in the depths of winter, a walk in the countryside will reveal flowers in bloom and one of the most colourful and prominent, especially on the moors, is the gorse with its dense, prickly evergreen spikes and bright yellow flowers. read more

• Far Eastern success for bowls player

  It takes dedication to play a sport for 24 years and not get bored. read more

• Top jockey in line for 'Lesters' honour

  A Ryedale apprentice, currently on a busman's holiday in Dubai, is to make a dash back to Britain this weekend in order to collect a special prize. read more

• Scarborough snatch points again with last-gasp defeat of sad City

  Nationwide Conference: York City 0, Scarborough 2 read more

• Pikes held to 1-1 away draw

  Glasshoughton Welfare 1, Pickering Town 1 read more

• Insurance boost with Farm Guard

  FARMERS in North Yorkshire who have been repeatedly targeted by livestock rustlers and thieves could negotiate better terms with insurers if they install a new covert security system. read more

• Prices at the stock markets

  Latest prices from the marts on Wednesday, January 5, 2005 read more

• Young farmers' club report

  Kirkbymoorside YFC news. read more

• Solo pilot Alice glides into the history books

  A HIGH-FLYING teenager has celebrated her 16th birthday by becoming one of the youngest people in the country to complete a solo glider flight. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive