“Turbulent times call for strong leadership’ – letter
“Turbulent times call for strong leadership’ – today’s letter writers share their views on politics, Clifton Airshow in 1951, and the tourist tax.
Selby care home to face bus drivers in World Cup-themed football match
Action for Care residential home in Selby has organised a World Cup-themed football match against local Arriva bus drivers.
North Yorkshire national park named one of best places for solo adventures
The North York Moors National Park has been named one of the best places in the UK for solo outdoor adventures by outdoor clothing brand TOG24.
Vandal wrecks part of car in York suburbs
North Yorkshire Police said a blue-coloured Toyota Yaris had its wing mirror kicked off by an unknown man in Gale Lane, which runs from Foxwood to Chapelfields, around 9.30pm on Friday, May 15.
York and North Yorkshire MPs hit out over US tech firm’s access to NHS patient data
Rachael Maskell and Tom Gordon have hit out at the government after it was revealed that staff from Palantir had been given access to NHS patient data.
City of York Council issues alert as motorists hit by text message scam
It comes after text messages have been sent claiming the recipient has had a parking ticket.
Award-winning gothic theatre show returning to Yorkshire and Ripon
An award-winning gothic theatre show, One Man Poe, is returning to Yorkshire and Ripon this summer.
Dark comedy exploring masculinity and addiction coming to Scarborough
A play exploring themes of masculinity, mental health, and addiction, called RUM, is coming to Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre.
Whitby care home celebrates anniversary with circus-themed party
The Mayfield care home in Whitby marked its third anniversary with a day of festivities and community spirit.
Large-scale biblical portrait collection to be displayed at East Yorkshire chapel
David Nevard’s collection, Drawn to Imperfection, is coming to the Methodist Chapel in Main Street, Cranswick.
