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• Hutton-le-Hole

  IF IT weren't for the sheep and pheasants wandering around, you could easily think that Hutton-le-Hole was an alpine resort more at home in mainland Europe than tucked away on the North York Moors. read more

• Hotel adds room with a view

  THE owners of a private country house hotel have invested £60,000 to extend the premises for its growing number of guests. read more

• Visitors boost tourism industry

  Visitors to Holiday Property Bond's luxury development at Bell End Farm, Rosedale Abbey, gave the local tourism industry an estimated £352,000 boost during 2005, according to new figures. read more

• Designs on the Irish

  FOUR design and textile companies from North Yorkshire, including one from Malton, "go Irish" next week to attract international buyers. read more

• Jobs fear at News

  JOURNALISTS and printers at the Scarborough Evening News fear jobs could be lost after bosses revealed plans to print the paper outside the county. read more

• Aiming to be a cut above

  The growing needs of gardeners in Ryedale are to be met with the expansion of a long-established firm. read more

• Conference aims high

  A CONFERENCE which aims to bring higher education and industry closer together will take place in North Yorkshire next month. read more

• Dating with a personal touch

  Forget internet dating - old fashioned matchmaking is returning in Ryedale. read more

• National Farmers' Union no confidence vote

  LAST week the NFU Council gave a unanimous vote of no confidence in the RPA's handling of the Single Payment Scheme. read more

• How the teacher kept our eyes on the ball...

  THE word 'encouragement' has at its root the Latin word 'cor' meaning 'heart' - to put heart into - and I know of no human attribute so inspiring as the ability to strengthen and motivate people, especially children, to grow to their full potential. read more

• My mum and the Filipino...

  International relations between the UK and the Philippines are stronger than ever - and it's all down to HANNAH GIBBONS' mother... read more

• From the Gazette & Herald of Friday, January 27, 1956

  WITHOUT its branches of the Women's Voluntary Services, Malton and Norton would undoubtedly be very much the poorer. read more

• Y Rock date announced

  Y ROCK 2 is set to take place on July 15. read more

• Big break for My Friend Juliet

  MY Friend Juliet are due to play a huge gig at the number one music venue in the new music capital of the North, Leeds, on February 18. read more

• Mindfold is a Dutch of class

  ON February 19, we will see the first ever Dutch band appearing on the local scene. read more

• Uphill struggle as John faces race against time

  IT'S a race to recovery for a top Ryedale council executive who needs to overcome an ankle injury before a trip of a lifetime to Mount Kilimanjaro. read more

• Renowned historian dies aged 44

  THE family of renowned architectural historian Giles Worsley have said they are "devastated" by his death. read more

• 'We must back the BID - or face bleak future'

  BUSINESS leaders in Malton and Norton have been warned that unless they back the new Business Improvement District (BID) initiative they face "bleak years" ahead. read more

• Pikes savour Vase victory

  FA Vase, round four: Pickering Town 3, Tavistock 0 read more

• Malton back on form

  Durham/Northumberland One: Redcar 9, Malton & Norton 15 read more

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