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Ryedale Archive

• This is a village you can't a-ford to miss

  The village of Hovingham sits in the heart of the Howardian Hills. RACHAEL CLEGG made her first trip to the village to find out what it has to offer. read more

• Hotel group brings in new talent

  A NEW general manager has been appointed at a country house hotel in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. read more

• Company wins health contract

  LITTLE 3 Creative Solutions, the Thirsk-based e-learning provider, has completed a series of courses for Sherwood Forest NHS Trust. read more

• Hopes high for exports

  EXPORTS from Yorkshire are slowing down, but hopes for a change in fortunes remain high. read more

• Dealer starts up in top gear

  MOTOR retailer Nidd Vale has won the SEAT GO! Dealer of the Year award after only one year's trading with the franchise. read more

• Warning over interest rates

  WOMEN entrepreneurs in York and North Yorkshire should beware of being charged higher interest rates on their business loans than men. read more

• £100k grant to find 'safety champions'

  SCORES of businesses in the tourist industry in Ryedale are set to benefit from a £100,000 grant to give help and advice on health and safety. read more

• Firms link up to offer IT training

  TWO computer-related firms in Ryedale have formed an alliance to boost IT in the area. read more

• High flier buys into 'real' food market

  IT'S a case of jam today for a high-flying executive who swapped a career with top companies for making the best of the fruits of the land, in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside. read more

• Spring is sprung with a blackthorn winter

  OCCASIONALLY, one hears the phrase "a blackthorn winter" and this term is still used to indicate an abnormally chilly period around this time of year. read more

• Meat Hygiene Service strikes disrupts marketing

  THE fall-out effect of industrial action always amazes me and the latest civil service strike by UNISON members is no exception. They decided to call out their members for a day's action on Tuesday and for the meat abattoirs this meant there was no service from the Meat Hygiene Service (MHS). read more

• Where would we be without the Great British Weather?

  MY interesting talking point of late has been the official revelation that this March has been one of the coldest on record - a full two and a bit degrees below the average, apparently. read more

• Reasons to be cheerful

  Hundred Reasons at Bradford Rio: Hundred Reasons are well and truly back. read more

• Suddaby's set for Backlash

  On April 9 is the follow-up to the sell-out 'Invasion' gig at Suddaby's, Malton. read more

• Y Rock 2 funding secured

  The big news for The Ryedale DIY Collective this month is that they have been successful in their bid for just over £5,300 to run Y Rock 2, set to be hosted at Norton Youth Centre field on July 15. read more

• Women's award deadline nears

  A FINAL call for nominations from York and North Yorkshire has gone out for the First Women Awards which celebrates the achievements of female role models in business. read more

• Climber sees friend plunge to his death

  A YOUNG mountaineer has spoken of his helplessness as he watched his best friend plunge to his death. read more

• Single goal sees Pickering fall to league leaders Buxton

  Northern Counties East League Pickering Town 0, Buxton 1; The Pikes failed to complete a 'league double' against leaders Buxton on Saturday when a tight game finished in Buxton's favour, thanks to an 81st minute goal. read more

• Petch takes rally victory

  Ryedale drivers had mixed fortunes during the Wold Construction North Humberside Forest Rally, which took place last weekend. read more

• Exile picked for Scotland

  A student at Ampleforth College has taken up the Celtic cry and is to play for Scotland's Under-18s Schools team. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive