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Ryedale Archive

• Prices at the stock markets

  Malton: Forward from February 4 were 80 store cattle and 781 sheep including 270 breeding ewes. read more

• Huge boost planned for Malton area

  MULTI-MILLION pound plans have been revealed to give Malton and Norton's economy, social and community life the biggest investment since their beginnings in Roman times. read more

• Bop along for Sophie

  ROMANTIC "soles" are being encouraged to grab their loved ones and their dancing shoes then bop 'til they drop to raise money towards vital research. read more

• Rethink urged on parking charges hike

  BUSINESS leaders, parish councillors and residents in Ryedale last night urged the district council to re-think controversial plans to increase car parking charges, close public toilets and shake-up tourist information centres. read more

• New hope for A64 upgrade

  The decades-long dream of major improvements to the A64 Scarborough to York road has taken a step nearer becoming reality with the disclosure that a scheme is to be put to the Government shortly. read more

• Councillors visit skate park

  RYEDALE councillors saw Kirkbymoorside's new controversial skateboard park in action for themselves when they made a fact-finding visit. read more

• Woods project could bring new youth facilities

  YOUNGSTERS in Pickering are in line to get a new exciting challenge as an alternative to getting their thrills from car driving. read more

• Ryedale cops tackle Italian job for charity

  TWO North Yorkshire Police officers are limbering up to join 8,000 runners tackling the grueling Rome City Marathon next month. read more

• Sweet smell of success for fundraisers

  A SWEET fundraising idea proved popular at a Malton nursery, where £530 was raised for victims of the tsunami appeal. read more

• Appeal to clean up Malton's literary link

  AS literary connections go, Malton can be proud to boast the setting for Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol in Chancery Lane. read more

• Huge boost planned for Malton area

  MULTI-MILLION pound plans have been revealed to give Malton and Norton's economy, social and community life the biggest investment since their beginnings in Roman times. read more

• Bop along for Sophie

  ROMANTIC "soles" are being encouraged to grab their loved ones and their dancing shoes then bop 'til they drop to raise money towards vital research. read more

• Ryedale homes crisis warning

  MORE homes must be built in Ryedale to avert a housing crisis following the doubling of house prices in only five years. read more

• Why I'm risking it all for addiction to O.C.

  Gazette & Herald columnist Hannah Gibbons, 17, writes here about life's little interruptions. read more

• Reports from the young farmers' clubs

  Amotherby YFC have held a ploughing match in the park at Castle Howard. read more

• NFU supports beet growers

  Councils in North and East Yorkshire are being urged to throw their weight behind the campaign to safeguard the livelihoods of more than 1,600 sugar beet growers in the region. read more

• Young Farmers' charity tea break takes off

  Members of Yorkshire Young Farmers' Club have seen a good idea take off, when they raised £1,105 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance. read more

• Return to form for Pikes

  Garforth Town 2, Pickering Town 3 read more

• One point denies first team

  North 2 East: Malton & Norton 16, Alnwick 17 read more

• 'My conscience is clear'

  Robert Winston, who last Wednesday became the fifth jockey to be arrested as part of the continuing investigation into allegations of race-fixing being conducted by the City of London police, has protested his innocence of any wrong-doing. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive