RYEDALE has seen its number of coronavirus cases rise again. Public Health England said today Ryedale - which went almost a month without a single new case being confirmed until recently - had three new cases confirmed, taking its total to 140.
A DOG has been injured after it was bitten by another dog. It happened on the footway past the beach cafe at Reighton Gap near Filey and involved a man with a young son who were walking their spaniel. During the incident, the spaniel was bitten
POLICE are appealing for witness to an assault. It happened at Calla Beck and Eastside Park, Whitby, at about 4pm on Monday, July 20, and involved a man and a woman, but North Yorkshire Police is only now releasing details. A 23-year-old man
A VAN and its content have been completely destroyed by a fire, near Cold Kirby. Firefighters from Helmsley and Kirkbymoorside attended the scene around 6.15pm yesterday evening. Crews used one hosereel, foam, two breathing apparatus, thermal
A POP-UP event has raised more than £800 for Saint Catherine’s Hospice. Wendy Harding, from Pickering, organised two outdoor pilates classes at the town’s Cederbarn Farm Shop and Café, who offered the venue free of charge. Wendy said she was
RAIL enthusiasts could soon have the chance to spend the night sleeping in a train carriage on a stretch of disused railway. The Mulgrave Estate has submitted an application to Scarborough Council to use two carriages located at the former Sandsend
A PICKERING volunteer group is going from strength to strength, despite the coronavirus pandemic. Pickering Food Share, which was set up in March, has served more than 4,300 people and saved an estimated 10,000kg of food. Open every Wednesday
A NATIONAL charity is setting up a horticultural project to support the Ryedale community. The Camphill Village Trust is introducing a community allotment project on Whitby Road, Pickering, to encourage horticulture as a therapeutic activity.
A WOMAN with Parkinson’s has walked 1,000 steps in memory of her friend, who died from coronavirus. Liz Ireland, 75, who lives in Princess Court in Malton, decided to fundraise for Parkinson’s UK, following the death of her friend, Judy Wright.
A NEW steam rail service to the coast will begin on Monday. The Optimist will run from Pickering to Whitby, along the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Services are pre-booked, steam-hauled, with limited capacity. They will depart from Pickering
RYEDALE District Council (RDC) is urging eligible businesses to apply for financial support before the Covid-19 grants come to an end. The council has launched a third round of the discretionary grants scheme, with £75,000 available to small businesses
RICHARD Horsman took this picture of a bee being drawn in by the blooms at Wolds Way Lavender. Each week, we will hand over this space to showcase your photographs. If you would like to submit a picture, email it to gazette@gazetteherald.co.uk.
