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£50m bid to improve A64
12:20pm Friday 10th October 2008
COUNCIL bosses are set to submit a bid for a £50 million transport package scheme for two Ryedale towns.
Comments (0)Developer plans second five-star hotel
12:15pm Friday 10th October 2008
DEVELOPER the Skelwith Group, of York, is planning a second five-star hotel in North Yorkshire.
Motorcyclist hurt
12:10pm Thursday 9th October 2008
A MOTORCYCLIST suffered serious head injuries after falling from his bike.
Village hall fundraiser strides ahead with 10k
12:00pm Thursday 9th October 2008
RUNNERS took to the streets to raise money for their village hall.
Runners make great strides for charity
11:30am Thursday 9th October 2008
A RUNNER completed the Great North Run in memory of his granddad.
Top marks for church in secret survey
10:40am Thursday 9th October 2008
A RYEDALE church has come out on top following a survey by mystery worshippers of churches of different denominations throughout the north.
Skydive raises £3,400
10:00am Thursday 9th October 2008
SKYDIVERS have raised more than £3,000 for charity.
Amy to walk in the Incas’ footsteps
9:10am Thursday 9th October 2008
CHILDREN’S home carer Amy Dennis is set to hit the high ground in a bid to raise money for a top cancer charity.
Views sought on changes to police service
9:00am Thursday 9th October 2008
NEW steps are to be taken to involve the public more in the fight against crime in Ryedale.
Parents in battle to save playgroup
12:50pm Wednesday 8th October 2008
MUMS and staff are holding a high-powered meeting on Friday night in a bid to save one of Ryedale’s oldest playgroups.
UK News
Staff's son held over Becks 'theft'
Updated 3:45pm Tuesday 14th October 2008
Police investigating allegations that property was stolen from Victoria and David Beckham's home and offered for sale on eBay have arrested the son of the couple's housekeepers.
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Falling for autumn colours
DAVID JEFFELS takes a walk through the multi-coloured sights on offer at Castle Howard’s Aboretum.
Four hours, seven miles and uncountable blisters – Sunday at its best
SUNDAYS have always been quite a flat day in university, as indeed they were at home too.
Suave comfort food for the depths of winter
ANDREW PERN of The Star at Harome takes a nostalgic trip back to his childhood days.
Changing times in the world of ‘green compost’
IT was not so long ago that the production of compost from waste materials was mainly confined to keen allotment holders and home gardeners.
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