Month: September 2021

Police have issued an image of a man they would like to speak to following an assault on a teenager. It happened at approximately 4pm on Wednesday, August 18 and involved a man described as […]

Police have issued an appeal for information after thieves stripped the lead from the roof at Bedale Hall. It is estimated the damage will cost £100,000 to repair. Police say the theft was only discovered […]

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a car on the A19 this morning. The incident happened between Great Thirkleby and Carlton Husthwaite at about 6.20am today. It involved a white KTM motorcycle and a […]

A high-profile inquiry set up with the ambition of saving some of the North Yorkshire’s most rural communities from decline overlooked key issues, was overly negative and produced an “underwhelming” report which featured inaccurate figures, […]

Firefighters attended a smoke filled kitchen after cooking was left unattended in Great Ayton yesterday. A crew from Stokesley, as well as colleagues from Cleveland Fire Brigade, were called to the incident in Hollygarth Close […]

The emergency services came to the aid of a woman who fell near Sutton Bank today. The woman had fallen and injured her lower left leg while walking near Gormire Lake, below the Cleveland Way. […]

North Yorkshire County Council looks set to reduce its precautionary winter salt spreading to minimum levels set out in national guidelines. An officers’ report to leading members of the authority, which in recent years has […]

Sandhutton and Breckenbrough village hall is set to benefit from improvement work thanks to a community fund linked to the development of the new Crematorium for Hambleton at Maple Park. The funding will pay for […]

Average speed camera (ASC) checks could be introduced on rural roads in North Yorkshire, it has emerged. While authorities in the county have repeatedly ruled out using fixed speed cameras as a deterrent, North Yorkshire […]