TOUGHER coronavirus restrictions could be the "final nail in the coffin" for Ryedale businesses, it has been claimed. Cllr Keane Duncan, leader of Ryedale District Council, raised concerns after a North Yorkshire County Council chief said the county's
THERE has been 11 new cases of coronavirus confirmed in Ryedale, taking the total to more than 400. Public Health England is now providing data which shows the total number of cases reported in our area for the whole of the pandemic, as well as
NORTH Yorkshire Police’s Online Abuse & Exploitation Team has helped to secure justice against a man who raped and sexually abused a 12-year-old girl. Matthew Lee Scaife, 36, of Crown Terrace in Scarborough, was sentenced to 20 years in prison
A MAN had to be rescued from a stream last night. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (NYFRS) responded to the incident in Easingwold at 12.39am. "Crews from Easingwold and Helmsley responded to a report of a male who had fallen into a
A NEW exhibition showcasing the work of 2019 International Garden Photographer of the Year winner Jill Welham has opened at the Yorkshire Arboretum. Sunlight Through the Leaves will run until Sunday, November 8 and is a display of Jill’s cyanotype
A SHERIFF Hutton man has swapped horses for a bike to raise thousands of pounds for a life-saving charity. Jack Jordan collected more than £2,500 for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance by cycling from Land’s End to John O’ Groats in five days - a route
A COLLECTION of Mouseman furniture from a Ryedale landmark has smashed its sales expectations. The Byland Abbey Inn, between Coxwold and Wass, saw impressive results for the 37 pieces, designed by Robert “Mouseman” Thompson, on October 17. The
RYEDALE is rallying to support families facing difficulties due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. A number of businesses and organisations have stepped forward to offer free meals to children during the half-term holiday, after MPs, including
A STUDY showing an East and West model of two unitary councils has gone before councillors. Councils have been invited to submit an outline bid to the government by November 9, proposing how unitary authorities could be created within North Yorkshire
MALTON Town Council has installed 100 coronavirus signs around the town in a bid to protect residents and traders. The council has provided the signs to encourage people to “do their bit” to ensure the area remains in tier one, the lowest of the
A DISTRICT councillor has resigned from the Conservative Party due to her “disappointment with its direction and policies”. Cllr Tracie Middleton, who represents the Wolds Ward, covering Foxholes, Kirby Grindalythe, Luttons, Thixendale, Weaverthorpe
AN experimental HGV ban has been introduced outside the two primary schools in Malton following concerns over pupils’ safety. Following the introduction of the weight limit across the railway line between Malton and Norton, lorries have been diverted
