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• Fortunes change for Pikes

  Northern Counties East League: Glasshoughton Welfare 1, Pickering Town 1 read more

• Honours for army officer and county police chief

  A 42-YEAR military career has been crowned with an OBE for a retired Malton army officer. read more

• Bus charge plan 'cheating the children'

  PROPOSALS to charge teenagers to travel to their lessons are a means of "making money out of kids' education", a county councillor has claimed. read more

• Arctic conditions create a winter wonderland

  RYEDALE was in the grip of Artic conditions last week when forecasts of heavy snow and icy roads became a reality. read more

• 'Action needed to turn our fortunes around'

  A LEADING Malton trader is calling for action to improve the town's economy. read more

• It's a new year, but the key issues don't change

  DEVASTATING flash floods that tore through some of North Yorkshire's most beautiful scenery will stick in Ryedale MP John Greenway's memory. read more

• Keeping track of the old Beck Hole railway line

  WHEN the first railway line was built from Whitby it passed close to Beck Hole. read more

• The calendar year? We do as the Romans did

  JANUARY is named in honour of the two-faced pagan deity, Janus, who was the god of gates and doorways. read more

• Supermarkets killing other shops

  AS farmers we know all too well the power that supermarkets exert over the supply chain, and now there is official confirmation that the retail giants are on course to obliterate their smaller retail competitors. read more

• 'Everyone can gain from pedestrianisation'

  Here, HOWARD KEAL gives a personal view in answer to critics of the call to read more

• The hunt rides again - but no foxes are killed

  HOUNDS and horses were out in force to mark the traditional New Year's Day hunt at Thornton-le-Dale. read more

• £22,000 bill for planning defeats

  OVERTURNED planning decisions at the end of last year will cost Ryedale taxpayers more than £20,000, it has been revealed. read more

• A look ahead to what could be Ryedale's magnificent seven

  The time for looking back is passed. The start of 2006 sees a whole new year stretched out ahead of us and, with the prospect of a bumper period for Ryedale racing, a whole host of winners are waiting to happen. read more

• Last gasp goal sees Seasiders to draw

  Nationwide Conference: Scarborough 2, York City 2 read more

• Think now to take advantage of new rules

  FOR North Yorkshire's farmers 2006 will be the first full year of the Single Payment and the end of the use of taxpayers' money to support food production. Here, ROB KAY, the region's corporate director for Barclays, urges farmers to think about how best to take advantage of the new European rules. read more

• Plan to tackle farm pollution

  DEDICATED advisers will soon be on hand to help farmers tackle the causes of harmful water pollution, Environment Minister Elliot Morley has announced. read more

• Research dispels failure myth

  THE myth that most new businesses fail within the first year deters many of Yorkshire's hard pressed farmers from starting up alternative rural enterprises, says the Country Land and Business Association (CLA). read more

• Young farmers' clubs

  Wednesday, January 4, 2006 read more

• Genes help make cereals stand tall

  Research is underway at ADAS, based at High Mowthorpe, in a bid to shed some light on cereals lodging and its effect on crop yield and quality. Dr STEVE ELLIS, of ADAS, explains more... read more

• Helmsley family celebrates Christmas and New Year arrivals

  THE two main days of the festive period turned into big occasions in more ways than one for a Helmsley brother and sister. read more

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