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Entrepreneur takes on his fourth North Yorkshire pub
A North Yorkshire pub entrepreneur has taken on his fourth venue. Stuart Wade, of Boroughbridge, is now owner of The Blue Bell in Arkendale, which has re-opened after a revamp, with furnishings and interior design done by his wife Susan Winder.
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Councillor's ‘best roads in the country’ claim comes under fire
A council cabinet member has stood by his assertion that Redcar and Cleveland’s roads are the best in the country. A Facebook post by Councillor Carl Quartermain pictured a newly resurfaced road and read: “Best roads in the country now according
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Plans for care home next to A1(M) approved despite concerns for village
Proposals to reduce a former care home to rubble and build a new facility next to the A1(M) have been approved - despite concerns over traffic and that building work has already taken place before planning permission was sought. Plans to develop
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North East sport forced to face up to the increased problems caused by climate change
Everyone involved in sport agrees upon the need for a level playing field. But what happens if your level playing field is underwater? Or dry, cracked and dangerous to play on during heatwaves? What happens if that once-level playing field
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How the Yorkshire Shepherdess goes in search of Anty John in her new TV series
In the new series of the Yorkshire Shepherdess, Amanda Owen battles the Swaledale elements and overcomes all obstacles to raise her large family and run her isolated farm, just as North Yorkshire farmers have done for generations. But in this series
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Derelict former bus depot to be cleared for six homes in North Yorkshire town
Plans have been submitted to North Yorkshire Council for the demolition of a former bus depot and erection of six new dwellings, at Dobsons Coaches, Sussex Street, Bedale. The site comprises of a rectangular shaped area of land with a frontage
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REVIEW: Beef-dripping delight and succulent steak at Miller and Carter's new venue
It was 8pm on a cold and rainy Thursday evening; Autumn had truly made itself known. But the little joy I took from the day - other than not getting washed away by a sudden flood - was that I was about to try a restaurant chain I’d wanted to sink my
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Countdown on to jazz festival as programme of events revealed for weekend
The programme of a jazz festival has been revealed as organisers gear up for the start of it later this month. The highly anticipated Leyburn Jazz Festival is just around the corner, returning to the Wensleydale market town from October 17-20.
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See these classic valleys on a walk from stunning market town
Beck Dale and Ash Dale are classic valleys most associated with the Yorkshire Dales to the west. They form the bulk of this walk. However, the attractive woodland adds much to them, as does the attractive market town of Helmsley. Helmsley is where