COUNTY councillors have agreed a contentious rise in the so-called police precept - the council tax which goes towards funding North Yorkshire Police. Julia Mulligan, the police, fire and crime commissioner for North Yorkshire, had originally sought
PUPILS, parents and staff at Terrington Hall School have raised £10,566.28 for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance (YAA). Nominated as the school’s charity of the year, the YAA has been the beneficiary of a number of fund-raising initiatives at the school
AN EXPERIENCED diver who died during a trip to explore a shipwreck off the coast of Scarborough was likely to have suffered a heart attack as he entered the water. Christopher Baker, 74, from Scarborough, went out with other divers on July 8, 2018
THE Ryedale man who brought Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre to York celebrated with a Yeoman from the city after being presented with the MBE by Princess Anne. James Cundall, the chief executive of Lunchbox Theatrical Productions of Malton, which created
MALTON railway station is set to get improvements, including a new ticket office, waiting room and accessible toilet. TransPennine Express, which runs the station, is allocating the funds to make the changes. Thirsk & Malton MP Kevin Hollinrake
PATIENTS will be able to find out more about building work taking place at Pickering Medical Practice at a drop-in event on Friday. Nicola Scott, Patient Support Team Manager, said the aim was to give residents the opportunity to view the work and
THE head of women and girls rugby at the Gannock in Malton has enjoyed a visit to Twickenham Stadium for a volunteer recognition lunch hosted by RFU president Chris Kelly. Ian Hepworth relaunched the girls’ teams at Malton and Norton RUFC just
