Stories
Here we have selected stories from the past that have appeared in the Gazette & Herald over the years along with other interesting stories from readers.
Enjoy a trip back in time as you read how life was in Yorkshire.
| From the Gazette & Herald of Friday, May 9, 1958 | | 12:13pm Thursday 8th May 2008 | | AT the annual general meeting of the Norton and District Boy Scout Local Association, it was revealed that the recent Bob-a-Job Week had been the most successful on record, a total of £55 being raised by the two Norton Groups of scouts and cubs. |
| From the Gazette & Herald of Friday, May 2, 1958 | | 12:52pm Thursday 1st May 2008 | | Norton Urban District Council decided on Monday evening to support a suggestion that Old Maltongate should be signposted as an alternative route to Scarborough. A letter to this effect is to be sent to the clerk to the North Riding County Council, to the two local members of parliament and to Malton Urban Council. |
| From the Gazette & Herald of Friday, April 25, 1958 | | 3:46pm Thursday 24th April 2008 | | MALTON Rural Council were told on Saturday that the British Transport Commission proposed to close the Malton-Driffield railway freight line because of the losses being incurred in the operation of the branch. |
| From the Gazette & Herald of Friday, April 16, 1958 | | 3:18pm Thursday 17th April 2008 | | "Welcome to Pickering" will greet travellers on the four main road approaches to the town, and designs of a suitable sign will shortly be considered by the Highways Committee of the Pickering Urban Council. |
| From the Gazette & Herald of Friday, March 21, 1958 | | 4:13pm Thursday 20th March 2008 | | The Rev Arthur Bailey, Supt Minister of the Malton Methodist circuit and a prominent campaigner against alcohol, led the opposition to an application for an occasional licence to sell intoxicants at a ball at the Pickering Memorial Hall on Easter Monday. |
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