Month: February 2019

The children’s wards at Friarage Hospital and Jame Cook in Middlesbrough now have a fleet of five electric cars. Children can use the cars to get to theatres or x-ray, helping to ease any anxieties […]

An inquiry examining the future viability of Hambleton’s market towns has highlighted concerns over empty shops. As it emerged Hambleton District Council had applied for a share of the £675m Government Future High Streets Fund to improve vacant premises […]

An internationally-renowned theatre company’s interactive workshop left Year 10 GCSE drama students at Stokesley School inspired and bursting with ideas for their future productions and exams. The award-winning Frantic Assembly Theatre Company tours with productions […]

Opponents of “scathing” cuts to North Yorkshire’s special education budget are threatening legal action against the county council, as part of a multi-pronged attempt to have the proposals cast aside. Law firm Simpson Millar will […]

Police are appealing for information after an attempted burglary at a property on St James Drive, Romanby. The incident took place between 11.25am on Tuesday and 11.25am on Wednesday this week. If anyone has any […]

Schools, community groups, businesses, landowners and farmers are being encouraged to think big and get creative to showcase Yorkshire to the world with huge pieces of land art to celebrate this year’s Tour de Yorkshire. […]

The A170 at Sutton Bank has reopened after a HGV crash this morning. The vehicle partially left the road and crashed into the verge. The road was closed while the vehicle was removed. Please avoid […]

North Yorkshire Police are warning owners of high-performance cars to be vigilant against ‘2-in-1’ burglaries, following a spate of break-ins across the region. Burglars are specifically targeting properties where high-performance cars, such as BMWs, Audis and […]