THERE have been no further coronavirus related deaths within the York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust recorded over the last 24 hours. The latest figures from NHS England confirm that the number of deaths within the trust has stayed at 210
A CREW from Scarborough responded to a report of a fire seen near a bandstand at 8.22pm yesterday (Wednesday). On arrival crews found this to be youths having a small camp fire on the steps near to the bandstand in Northstead, Scarborough. Crews
THE DEADLINE for entries for a new award to recognise Ryedale’s young champions is tomorrow (Friday) Malton and Norton Rotary Club is looking for nominations of youngsters who have shown great initiative during the coronavirus pandemic to support
5:21pm Travellers could be fined or refused permission to board buses or trains if they refuse to comply with the order
CHURCHES across Ryedale are bringing communities together during the coronavirus pandemic. Vicars are currently conducting online services for residents through social media, Skype and Youtube. The Church of England announced, in March, that
CAMPAIGNERS have welcomed the decision to allow students who use home-to-school transport to carry on taking up spare places. The move, by North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC), means that non-entitled pupils will still be able to access home-to-school
MEMBERS of WI groups across Ryedale have been adapting to the current climate by meeting online. Social distancing measures due to Covid-19 have meant that meetings have had to be suspended temporarily. However, WI members are not to be stopped
A PICKERING man is appealing for donations, after raising more than £1,150 for charity. Phil Fisher, 75, decided to walk the equivalent of a half marathon on his driveway for Ryedale Special Families (RSF) on May 26. The charity supports his
