Year: 2020

A fundraising challenge to help save the UK’s charities raised over £700 through Hambleton District Council’s four leisure centres. The 2.6 Challenge was developed by organisers of the biggest mass-participation sports events across the country, […]

North Yorkshire’s police commissioner has written an open letter to all potential visitors to North Yorkshire ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend urging them not to come as the Prime Minister prepares to announce rule […]

Work to create the main access route into the new Sowerby Sports Village has begun. An access road – which includes a turning circle to allow coaches to service the new primary school if needed […]

A programme of surface dressing on roads across Hambleton will start this month. The work by North Yorkshire County Council aims to prolong the life of treated roads. Among work this month will be drainage […]

A Leeming Bar student has come up with the perfect way to help people living with autism after being inspired by her sister. Darlington College student Alicia Keeling now has designs on rolling out her […]

Temporary Covid-19 testing stations will operate around North Yorkshire over the next three days, including Northallerton. As part of the national roll out of the key worker testing for COVID–19, a military run drive-through mobile […]

Hambleton District Council is supporting the Royal British Legion message to celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE Day from home on Friday. With people unable to attend celebratory events to mark the anniversary and many […]

A Hambleton primary school which has continued to serve the most important meal of the day to children of key workers during the Covid-19 crisis has received a boost after a housing association extended funding […]

Half of North Yorkshire’s household waste recycling centres will reopen tomorrow following recent Government advice — including three in Hambleton. Officials say this first phase of the reopening of the service under strict controls to […]

Air quality in Hambleton’s towns and villages has improved as a result of the coronavirus lockdown. Over the first five weeks nitrogen dioxide (NO²) levels dropped between 14 per cent and 45 per cent, mostly […]