Month: November 2019

Contractors working on the Treadmills development in Northallerton are warning motorists of possible traffic delays in the town. In order to safely complete the demolition of the former prison gatehouse there will be a partial […]

World of James Herriot in Thirsk has installed new tech which gives foreign visitors a fully guided tour of the attraction on their own device in any language. Visitors simply point their smartphone or tablet […]

A General Election candidate standing in support of the Save the Friarage Campaign, who was previously planning to stand for the Brexit Party, says he will pursue a clean break from the EU as well […]

An RAF Leeming reserve squadron has reinstated a tradition of having a real goat as a mascot. 609 (West Riding) Squadron has decided to return to their animal roots as part of their current project which […]

Thirsk charity Rural Arts is just one of nine arts organisations in Yorkshire to have been awarded an Arts Council England small capital grant. The £130,000 investment will allow Rural Arts to make much-needed refurbishments […]

A plan for a 64-bedroom home to provide for frail elderly, dementia patients and nursing and palliative end of life care has been rejected, despite councillors hearing there was a desperate need for such a […]

A decision over plans to create a development purely of much-needed affordable housing has been postponed after councillors said they had been left perplexed by an experts’ assessment of how many pedestrians the development would […]

Nine months after a devastating fire that destroyed their distillery, Masons Yorkshire Gin have announced plans for a new facility. The purpose build distillery will be created on the Leeming Bar Industrial Estate. The company […]

Thirsk Farmers Auction Mart is organizing a charity Christmas show and sale of produce and exhibits to benefit Freddie’s Fight and Thirsk Hospice. The Show, on Wednesday, November 27, will include trade stalls, plus music […]