Month: January 2020

A Thirsk man has been jailed for twice assaulting a woman. Wayne Thomas Johnson, 32, appeared before magistrates at York yesterday charged with two counts of assault. The 32-year-old from School Garth, Thirsk, was jailed […]

North Yorkshire County Council is examining increasing a range of demand-responsive public transport solutions as part of its drive to cut carbon emissions, councillors have heard. As Prince Charles outlined an initiative to encourage rapid […]

Police have appealed for information after a church was vandalised. The incident happened at the Church Of St John The Baptist in Leeming, near Bedale, between 4pm on Saturday and 10.30am on Sunday. The vandals […]

An initiative to support people with a learning disability to get out and get active in a way that is flexible, fun and empowering has been launched in Hambleton. Mencap’s Round the World Challenge is […]

Food lovers in Thirsk will now be able to buy from some of the best producers in the area every month. A farmers market will now take place in Thirsk Market Place on the first […]

A plan to recycle road stones by creating a plant capable of crushing 10,000 tonnes a year has been approved despite concerns over noise from the operation hitting nearby residents. North Yorkshire County Council’s planning […]

A second fundraising ball will be held later this year by a charity formed after the death of a Northallerton mum. Wendy’s Wish Spring Ball will take place on Saturday, May 2, following the success […]

North Yorkshire County Council, which has a carbon footprint equivalent to more than 13,000 transatlantic return flights, could forego significant amounts of its resources to become more environmentally-friendly. The scale of the challenge facing the […]

Older people in Northallerton are getting fit and making new friends thanks to a new health and exercise group run by Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust. The weekly exercise and health promotion […]

Northallerton’s new innovation centre has been launched to the business world. The Centre for Digital Innovation (C4DI) will be based in a listed buildings on the former prison site. Started in Hull, the privately funded […]