A MAN has been disqualified from keeping animals after his dog was left to suffer with a chronic skin and ear infection without veterinary treatment. Dale Anthony Oldfield, 28, of Windsor Crescent, Bridlington, appeared at Beverley Magistrates’
Police are investigating the theft of a large amount of lead from a village church. Some time between Saturday, 5 and Monday, October 7, the north side of the roof of the St Hilda's Church in Sherburn was stripped of lead. The damage also resulted
A ROAD was closed for two hours after a crash and fuel spillage. A spokeswoman for North Yorkshire Police said the collision, on the A170 in Thornton-le-Dale, on Sunday morning involved three vehicles. She added that the force was not aware of any
MALTON fire crews attended around 300 straw bales on fire in a field near Duggleby at 10.22pm on Friday. Crews monitored the fire for a period of time and liaised with police, local farm and gamekeeper. Crews left the fire to burn out in the
ORLANDO BRIDGEMAN, director at Crombie Wilkinson, in Malton, looks at the issues surrounding trusts for landowning farmers AS A landowning farmer, what should you do if your adult children do not want to farm, but you want to keep the opportunity
CRAFTERS have waved farewell to their hand-made teddy bears as they set sail on an adventure on the high seas. The Craft and Chatter group organised a teddy bears’ picnic at the Milton Rooms in Malton to send the knitted toys on their way. The
THE autumn Pop-Up of the North, hosted at York House in Malton, was a huge success with more than 15 high-end creative businesses attending. The pop-up event, which ran from September 26 to 28, included a variety of workshops such as a coloured-clay
