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Ryedale Archive

• Club admit mistakes

  "We were wrong," Pikes supporters were told at the first forum held by the management committee at Pickering Town on Tuesday night. read more

• Scientists land £2.5m grant for research

  SCIENTISTS at Sand Hutton will have a chance to make innovative ideas a reality after their laboratory won the top grant in a national funding scheme. read more

• Diane is planning on developing results

  Planning For Life, the Ryedale financial planning business, has appointed Diane Duncan as a para-planner. read more

• Success as baker's eight all rise to the occasion

  EIGHT members of staff from North Yorkshire's Thomas the Baker have all achieved success at NVQ level 3. read more

• Print workers set for axe

  THE Scarborough Evening News is expected to cut all 11 jobs in its printing department. read more

• Civil service strike action

  HUNDREDS of civil servants working in North Yorkshire have taken part in a two-day strike in protest at Government plans to axe jobs. read more

• Dublin visit for Malton firm

  A DESIGN and textiles company from Ryedale has travelled to Dublin in a bid to find new markets for its products. read more

• Internet blow hits rural businesses

  Rural communities in Ryedale have lost their internet connection after a European satellite provider froze its services across Europe. read more

• Building firm crashes with loss of 130 jobs

  A building firm whose turnover was said to have doubled to £8 million last year, has hot the rocks with 130 jobs lost. read more

• Georgia's on the stairway to success

  NORTON'S Georgia Horsley, 19, otherwise known as MS York 2005, is preparing for a catalogue of success. read more

• Winter's lease hath all too lengthy a date

  FOR country people whose health and ways of earning a living depend so heavily upon the weather, this is a highly significant stage of the year. read more

• Growing TB crisis spreading at alarming rate

  THE one thing Defra does really well is make a complete codswallop of our rustic life and its handling of the growing TB crisis has been little short of pathetic. read more

• Lealholm

  This week Gazette & Herald columnist Brian Allen takes a step back in time to look at life in Lealholm in the early 20th century - where there are some unusual tales to tell. read more

• George ain't so gorgeous

  George Galloway's antics on Celebrity Big Brother might have brought shame upon politicians, but, then, they've been bringing shame upon themselves for a long, long time, says HANNAH GIBBONS. read more

• Dogs Trust rewards flood heroes' amazing actions

  A BRAVE kennel owner has received an award for saving the lives of 29 dogs during North Yorkshire's devastating flash floods. read more

• Gannett provides real foundation for charity

  VISITING a North Yorkshire beauty spot just got easier for people with mobility problems - thanks to cash donated by the owners of the Gazette & Herald. read more

• Nogan's brace of goals sees Pickering to victory

  Northern Counties East League: Brodsworth MW 1, Pickering Town 2 read more

• Malton dish out heavy defeat

  Durham/Northumberland One: Malton & Norton 74, North Shields 5 read more

• Cash flow warning over new system

  DELAYS in the new system of paying subsidies means many farmers in Yorkshire will be forced to rely on the goodwill of bank managers to pay their bills. read more

• Ann looks forward to her new advisory group role

  THE Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) has appointed Ann Hanson as farm conservation adviser for South and West Yorkshire. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive