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• Pikes get back to their winning ways

  Northern Counties East League: Eccleshill United 0, Pickering Town 1; Pickering had a welcome but fortunate victory last night when they visited Eccleshill United and won by a single goal. read more

• Sales team's challenge

  STRATSTONE Land Rover in Pickering has strengthened its site with the launch of a new sales team. read more

• We're Inn the awards!

  For the second year running Inntravel, the Ryedale-based tour operator which specialises in offering gentle activity holidays, has scooped a hat-trick of accolades in the prestigious Travel Awards of The Guardian, Guardian Unlimited and The Observer. read more

• That's the Beauty of it

  TEENAGER Helen Wright has achieved a schoolgirl ambition at just 19 - to become a beautician. read more

• Hotel lands top honour months after reopening

  A PICKERING hotel has scooped a top award only months after opening its doors. read more

• Architects scoop awards

  MALTON-based architects Bramhall Blenkharn, recognised as one of the North's leading practices, has scooped a bevy of top awards. read more

• 'Drama queens' warning

  THE boss of a nationwide health and safety consultancy has warned company chiefs to hold their nerve in the face of "drama queen" scare tactics being used by some consultancies to drum up business. read more

• Party candle sales let Fiona see the light

  A Pickering woman had a flash of inspiration which turned into a truly life-changing experience for her and her family. read more

• Is your name on our shortlist?

  THE waiting is over. Today we reveal the shortlisted finalists for the Gazette & Herald Business Awards. read more

• Holy alliance between the church and the inn

  WITH its impressive frontage, the splendid Byland Abbey, between Coxwold and Wass on the edge of the North York Moors, is well-known to most of our readers. read more

• Time for wake up call

  RECENTLY, here in North Yorkshire, we had our own mini hurricane, which has given many of us great cause for concern. read more

• My blonde ambition

  HANNAH GIBBONS has been on the receiving end of a little prejudice lately. Can she really be too blonde to go to Oxford? read more

• Report reveals human cost of disease outbreak

  FARMERS have welcomed research that concludes the 2001 foot and mouth epidemic was a human tragedy, not just an animal one. read more

• Ryedale least affordable place in north for young

  YOUNG working households in Ryedale have more difficulty buying their own home than anywhere else in the north, new research has revealed. read more

• Avoiding the 'big bang approach' has paid off

  FORTNIGHTLY rubbish collections in Ryedale have been hailed as hugely successful by council chiefs. read more

• Beaumont looks to new season

  The National Hunt campaign is fast gathering pace, which signals the green light for Peter Beaumont, Ryedale's jumping stalwart, to spring back into action from his Brandsby base. read more

• Teenager Wilson savours victory

  Teenage sensation Matthew Wilson savoured the biggest win of his career so far when he steered his Eddie Stobart Ford Focus to success on the Trackrod Rally Yorkshire at Pickering Showground. read more

• Farmer with his mind on learning more skills

  A RYEDALE farmer is branching out into psychotherapy with the help of a Government grant. read more

• Talks planned on beef problems

  HARD-HIT beef farmers in Yorkshire will meet at Monk Fryston Hall, near Tadcaster, on October 26, to thrash out their problems. read more

• Keep it clean and help reduce pollution

  IT IS claimed is that farmers in England and Wales are losing 2.2 million tonnes of arable topsoil each year due to erosion. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive