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24 May 2012

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‘Sick’ letters sent to pilot's family

THE family of a North Yorkshire pilot locked up after finding massacred bodies in Africa have been stunned by “sick” letters suggesting he deserves to “rot in jail” because of his hunting

Five bailed over Scarborough Castle graffiti

POLICE have arrested a teenager in connection with criminal damage at a 2,500-year-old castle in North Yorkshire.

Meet God - and Jesus Christ

Ferdinand Kingsley, the son of Scarborough-born stage and screen star Ben Kingsley, will play both roles in this summer’s York Mystery Plays.

Crackdown on cycle thieves in Scarborough

POLICE in Scarborough have launched a new initiative designed to combat bike thieves operating in the town.

Malton crowned ‘culinary capital’ after record-breaking festival

Malton was crowned the ‘county’s culinary capital’ at the weekend after a record-breaking 20,000 people visited the town’s Food Lovers Festival.

Air traffic objection to proposed wind farm near East Heslerton

NATIONAL Air Traffic Services (NATS) has become the latest organisation to lodge a formal objection to a proposed 10-turbine wind farm near East Heslerton.

‘End traffic chaos by altering lights’

A Malton businessman says changes to the configuration of the traffic lights at Butcher Corner could help ease traffic congestion in the town.

Flower arrangers represent Yorkshire at Chelsea Flower Show

THE two designers of a successful flower festival in Pickering are representing Yorkshire at the annual Chelsea Flower Show.

Allerston B&B named country’s most friendly

A B&B in Allerston has been named the friendliest in the UK for 2012 in the AA Bed and Breakfast Awards.

New hours at Ryedale council facilities

CHANGES are to be made to the opening hours for offices run by Ryedale District Council as part of efforts to save costs and provide services that consultation with local people highlighted are

Andrew Gale to captain Yorkshire after being cleared to play at Hove

Yorkshire have been handed a boost with the news that Andrew Gale does not require an injection in his shoulder, meaning he will captain the side in today’s Clydesdale Bank 40 match against

Champion jockey Tony McCoy fancied to chalk up a double at Wetherby

TONY McCOY heads to Wetherby today and looks set to keep his many fans happy by figuring among the winners.

Big blow for Pickering Town as duo go to rivals

Pickering Town have suffered a huge blow after captain Tom Adams and utility player Joel Ramm decided to leave the club.

Sheriff Hutton Bridge stay undefeated but lose ground to leaders

SHERIFF Hutton Bridge maintained their unbeaten record in the Hunters York & District Senior League premier division – but only just.

Good mix of event classes

THE Middleton Hunt Pony Club’s May Show at Everingham on Sunday comprised a good mix of event horse classes, working hunters and ridden showing.

Under starter’s orders

A family tragedy has spurred a North Yorkshire woman to get in the saddle at York races. MAXINE GORDON reports.

Water voles make comeback thanks to conservation work near Pickering

Endangered water voles in Langdale Forest, near Pickering, are set to benefit from work to dam woodland watercourses and remove conifers from the species’ streamside haunts.

Rollercoaster ride for grain trade

HAVING just had a long chat with my old friend Derek Padgett of Argrain, I have concluded that there is little to choose between the stress of running an auctioneering business and a grain

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