THE number of recorded positive coronavirus cases in York and North Yorkshire has increased again today - according to public health figures. As of today, Thursday, April 2, there were 36 confirmed cases in York - up one on Wednesday's total.
ANOTHER patient with coronavirus has died at York Hospital. The fatality, revealed in NHS England's daily bulletin, is the seventh such death at the hospital. NHS England said a further 561 people who had tested positive for the Coronavirus
PEOPLE are being reminded again to stay at home after reports visitors are still travelling to villages. Scarborough Borough Council says it has received reports of people still visiting some of the borough’s villages and using its car parks in
CREWS From Scarborough and Sherburn responded to a smoke coming from a boiler in a residential property at 7.08pm last night (Wednesday).
CREWS from Sherburn and Scarborough were called to a report of a chimney fire at 7.41pm last night (Thursday). The crews extinguished the fire using chimney rods and a thermal imaging camera. They also gave advice and fitted smoke alarms in the
5:41pm Don't forget! Don't forget to #ClapForCarers again this evening. Let's say a great big thank you to everyone
MALTON Enterprise Park has welcomed a raft of new occupiers during the past five months. The occupiers come from a wide range of business sectors and have taken a combined total of 27,500 sq ft at the site on the York Road Industrial Estate.
A CONSERVATION centre has welcomed a cracking surprise. The National Centre of Birds of Prey (NCBP), in Helmsley, has said hello to its first chick of the year – an endangered Steller Eagle, called Rishi. The eagle has been christened after
A HELMSLEY hotel is offering free meals for NHS workers. The Feversham Arms and Verbena Spa, in Helmsley, are giving something back by cooking a selection of homemade meals, including lamb pasta pots and Yorkshire rhubarb crumble. The kitchen
