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Ryedale Archive

• Weather delays Pikes' quarter-final showdown

  PICKERING Town's FA Vase quarter-final game away at Nantwich Town was postponed after an 8.30am pitch inspection on Saturday morning. read more

• Talks underway to resolve deadlock in bat wrangle

  A NEW bid is being made to resolve the long-running wrangle over the bats which have made their home in the pretty ancient church of St Hilda's at Ellerburn in the North York Moors National Park. read more

• Prayers answered with award of repair cash

  THREE historic Ryedale churches are among several in Yorkshire to benefit from a £1.37 million package of grants from English Heritage and the Heritage Lottery Fund. read more

• Drop in for free life

  DROP into York Racecourse for free life training - in skills, literacy, language and numeracy. read more

• Region set to star in tourism Oscars

  THREE North Yorkshire businesses are in the running for England's tourism "Oscars". read more

• Expansion marks company's anniversary

  A COMPANY which supports independent living is celebrating its fifth anniversary by branching out into the York area. read more

• Lunch kicks off networking events

  A SERIES of network events for businesses is being launched next week. read more

• Engraving venture

  A Helmsley jeweller named best customer service provider in the Gazette & Herald Business Awards 2005 has come up with another winning idea. read more

• Watch mender Geoff clocks off

  ONE of Malton's oldest businesses is to close at the end of the month with the retirement of Geoff Wales who has run a watch and clock repair business in The Shambles for 34 years. read more

• Six-month success for Bar 4

  Staff at Pickering's first wine bar can raise a glass to a successful first six months in business. read more

• Firm unveils prestige £3m business park plan

  A NORTON-based property development company is to launch a 26,000 square foot office and research development in Old Malton which is set to be valued at £3 million plus. read more

• The handsome villain

  AS I pen these notes, the countryside is awakening after its annual winter slumbers. read more

• Injury and ice scupper brave charity trekkers

  RYEDALE businessman Phil Cornelius has returned after a hair-raising attempt to race across Russia. read more

• Squash event

  IF you like playing squash and want to help the charity Age Concern, then now's your chance. read more

• Community celebrates a landmark

  A MALTON organisation supporting adults with learning disabilities and other special needs has celebrated its 30th birthday. read more

• Malton capitalise on mistakes

  Durham/Northumberland One: Malton & Norton 18, Gateshead 8 read more

• Dyson finally takes tour crown

  Malton & Norton golfer Simon Dyson has seen his world ranking place boosted after he won his first European tour, writes Tony Kelly. read more

• Farmers liaison meeting

  THE North York Moors National Park Authority is inviting local farmers to attend a special liaison next Thursday, March 16. read more

• Paul joins new-look team

  DRIFFIELD cereals and beef producer Paul Temple is the new vice-president of the National Farmers' Union. read more

• Course heads north for new home

  THE Game Conservancy Trust's refresher course for practising lowland gamekeepers is moving to the north of England for the first time in its long history. read more

On this day: Ryedale Archive