Month: August 2019

A plan to build 97 affordable homes on a site close to the East Coast Mainline where a trading estate had been planned looks set for approval, after businesses showed little interest in locating there. […]

Kiplin Hall and Gardens celebrated decades of support from volunteers as it recognised the contribution of its ‘fifth family’ at a recent event. They are called the fifth family, following the four families who owned the hall […]

More than 7,000 children in North Yorkshire have signed up for Space Chase, this year’s library Summer Reading Challenge. There is plenty of room for more to join with what promises to be an out-of-this-world […]

STUDENTS from Northallerton School and Sixth Form College have their sights set on a wide variety of careers, including medicine, dentistry and the media after posting strong A-level results. The college prides itself on providing […]

Hundreds of rainbow coloured bikes are being delivered to businesses across Northallerton as the town gets ready for the UCI Road World Championships. The district council is giving every High Street business a bike to […]

Leading politicians have branded a situation in which French, Dutch or even Bulgarian tourists are able enjoy better mobile phone coverage across North Yorkshire than local residents due to EU red tape as “perverse”. Only […]

A move to transform children’s health services will help save a cash-strapped North Yorkshire County Council £6.75m over a decade following a fall in government public health funding, but will end up costing the taxpayer […]

Hambleton District Council is offering Armed Forces Covenant training for both its staff and those from other local agencies. The training is aimed at front-line staff who engage with individuals and families on a regular […]