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• Appleton-le-Street

  Nestling in the heart of Ryedale is the quiet village of Appleton-le-Street. At its centre is a church with a Anglo-Saxon tower, and the all-important hub of community life -- the village pub. Reporter CAROLINE MOONEY went along to meet some of the village's residents. read more

• Husband killed himself after murdering his wife

  A HUSBAND stabbed and beat his wife to death in a frenzied and violent attack after she decided to leave him, then hanged himself above her body. read more

• Health boss quizzed over maternity fears

  A HEALTH chief has come under fire from councillors over controversial changes to maternity services in Ryedale. read more

• Stands deliver a record at show

  MORE space has been let for trade stands at next month's Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate than at any time in its 168-year history. read more

• S Harrison ventures out to the West

  MALTON-based construction firm S Harrison has started work on its latest multi-million pound venture. read more

• Six of the best step Forward

  YORKSHIRE Forward has brought together six leading companies to deliver more than £2 million worth of marketing, design and advertising services for the next three years. read more

• Warning over home working bills

  TRADING standards officers have issued a warning about work-from-home schemes after a man was left with an unexpectedly hefty bill. read more

• Blacksmiths bounces back

  A TRADITIONAL village pub is welcoming back its customers after a £120,000 facelift. read more

• Room for success at the double

  An historic Ryedale hotel is doubling its capacity for residential visitors thanks to a major building extension. read more

• Bright Spark Emma hops to it

  Businesswoman and 'Bright Spark' Emma Hopper is preparing to open Scarborough's biggest indoor children's sport and play facility in a disused building on the outskirts of the town with her husband, Stephen. read more

• Midsummer night's dreams revisited...

  THIS coming Friday, June 24, has long been regarded as a very important date in the rural calendar. read more

• Implications of tax on the new single payment

  TWO hundred and 50 years ago as he sat "musing amidst the ruins of the Capitol", Edward Gibbon decided to write his epic work on the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. read more

• Disaster appeal fund plan for victims of the deluge

  A DISASTER appeal fund may be set up in Helmsley to help those worst-hit by the flooding disaster. read more

• Government 'must help out with floods bill'

  RYEDALE MP John Greenway has written to Roads Minister Dr Stephen Ladyman to demand Government money to rebuild bridges destroyed in the flash floods. read more

• 'Wonderful' Fevershams happy to do their bit

  THE MOTORCYCLE Action Group, which held a massive rally at Duncombe Park at the weekend, has praised Lord and Lady Feversham for the key part they played in the rescue and in helping the emergency services teams. read more

• Heworth demolish Malton

  Hunters Estate Agent York & District Senior League read more

• Elite to prove pedal power

  Two wheels will rule the roads around Ryedale this weekend when the British Cycling National Road Race Championships arrives at Duncombe Park, Helmsley. read more

• Royal Ascot success for local stars

  If you didn't attend or didn't see it on television, you missed an absolute treat. Royal Ascot at York proved everything it was cracked up to be. And more. read more

• Country day success

  THOUSANDS of schoolchildren have flocked to North Yorkshire to learn about life in the country. read more

• Report from young farmers' clubs

  Wednesday, June 22, 2005 read more

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