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• Act now to stop attack of the plant invaders

  Assessing the potential for yield loss is crucial to planning any pest control strategy, so annual ADAS monitoring programmes provide valuable information to help manage the risk. Dr STEVE ELLIS, of ADAS based at High Mowthorpe, explains more... read more

• A perfect picture of rural life

  RYEDALE farmer John Richardson has beaten more than 1,000 other competitors in a photography competition. read more

• Sad farewell to brave Lee, 14

  A BRAVE and special young man who battled cancer three times is being mourned by all who knew him in Kirkbymoorside after he died aged just 14. read more

• Campaigners claim partial victory over parking fees

  CAMPAIGNERS for cheaper car parking in Ryedale are celebrating a partial victory after councillors agreed to introduce lower rates for certain tariffs. read more

• Tragedy on dream holiday

  RAIL fanatic and pharmacist Peter Green was on the "holiday of a lifetime" in New Zealand when he waded out into the sea to cool off. read more

• Ryedale finance merger scheme

  A £1 MILLION scheme to merge the financial services of Ryedale and Hambleton District Councils is on the cards. read more

• 'Close watch' kept on family

  Officials have pledged to "keep a close eye" on a family of travellers who have blighted the lives of Ryedale residents. read more

• Survival package gives window of opportunity

  THE future of a popular Ryedale youth organisation is looking brighter after councillors agreed to a £10,000 survival package. read more

• Monk receives two-year jail term for child abuse

  A MONK who abused boys as young as eight while he was a master at a top public school is starting a two-year jail sentence. read more

• From the Gazette & Herald of Friday, February 3, 1956

  PROCEDURE which has been observed for more than 700 years was followed at York Minster on Monday when the Dean and Chapter of York, guardians of the vacant spritualities of the archbishopric of York, elected Dr Arthur Michael Ramsey, the 51-year-old Bishop of Durham, as the 92nd Archbishop of York in succession to the late Dr Cyril Forster Garbett, who died at his home, Bishopthorpe Palace, in the early hours of December 31. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive