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  • Evening of jazz in aid of village hall

    A FUNDRAISING concert is being held in Wrelton Village Hall this Saturday. Ian Millar and Dominic Spencer will perform 'Jazz in the village'. The pair been performing together for a number of years playing melodic improvisations on jazz standards

  • Pickering Running Club members rise to Princess Challenge

    A TEAM of Pickering Running Club members lined up for the fundraising Princess Challenge in Ravenscar. The event raises money for the Scarborough Mountain Rescue and is a popular one with PRC members, and 11 wannabe princesses joined in with their

  • Two dead kittens have been found buried in a shallow grave

    TWO dead kittens found buried in a shallow grave have prompted an appeal for information from the RSPCA. A passerby made the find under a bush in West Square, Scarborough on Monday after the kittens bodies had been partially exposed. The shocked

  • Visitors enjoy best of the season’s harvest

    MALTON’S Harvest Food Festival welcomed thousands of visitors for a feast of this season’s bounty at the weekend. The free Festival showcased an array of treats across 80 stalls for visitors to indulge in, as well as a packed line-up of demonstrations

  • MPs call for A64 dualling review

    TRANSPORT Secretary, Grant Shapps MP and Roads Minister, Baroness Vere have promised to speak urgently with Highways England about the proposed dualling of the A64 following a meeting with Thirsk and Malton MP, Kevin Hollinrake and his parliamentary

  • Mini owners help to boost charity’s funds

    A CELEBRATION of one of the country’s best-loved cars has helped raise funds for a Ryedale-based charity. North Yorkshire Minis was created in 2004 to organise events in the area for classic mini owners. The event has raised thousands of pounds

  • 500 motorists are caught in one day

    MORE than 500 motorists in North Yorkshire face action after the highest ever deployment of Community Speed Watching groups in a single day. Twenty groups of volunteers across the county - including those in Allerston, Weaverthorpe, Sheriff Hutton

  • Art project to shed new light on Rievaulx ruins

    A LIGHT installation will illuminate the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey this month. Touring artwork Museum of the Moon will be coming to the abbey, which is in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, for four nights from September 19 to 22, between

  • County Bridge to have street lights replaced

    NEW street lights are to be installed on County Bridge between Malton and Norton. The work, by North Yorkshire County Council, will involve removal of the existing street lights, installation of new foundations and new heritage-style streetlights

  • Ryedale B&B up for top national award

    A RYEDALE B&B has been shortlisted for a national award that recognises the best independent hosts and hoteliers in the UK. Carr House Farm B&B, near Ampleforth, has been nominated for the Bed, Breakfast & Beyond Award at the Eviivo Awards

  • Meat-free boost for expanding Malton firm

    A MALTON food company is celebrating after seeing its turnover rise by 200 per cent since 2017 following a boom in the meat-free industry. The Tofoo Co, run by husband and wife team David Knibbs and Lydia Smith, started as a small family-run business

  • Flood scheme gets approval

    RYEDALE District Council has approved a contribution of up to £320,000 towards the Malton, Norton and Old Malton Flood Alleviation Scheme (MNOMFAS). Councillors agreed to the contribution, at a meeting of the authority’s full council last Thursday

  • Gas repairs in town

    GAS repairs lasting 10 weeks got under way in Norton this week. Northern Gas Networks (NGN) is spending £150,000 on replacing old metal pipework with more durable plastic pipes. Work is scheduled to last for about 10 weeks and will be carried

  • Council backs fracking move

    AN INDEFINITE moratorium on fracking in Ryedale has been supported by district councillors. Ryedale District Council’s (RDC) Conservative group put forward a motion at the authority’s meeting last week calling for it to be prohibited until at least