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Month: August 2017

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Historic Richmond walled garden opens to public

August 3, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Historic Richmond walled garden opens to public

An 18th century Richmond walled garden, with fabulous views of Richmond Castle and Culloden Tower, is opening for the National Garden Scheme. Mr. Yorke’s Walled Garden was built by John Yorke, who lived with his […]

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Friarage Hospital could lose mental health wards

August 3, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Friarage Hospital could lose mental health wards

The Friarage Hospital could lose its adult mental health services under an overhaul of NHS services in North Yorkshire. A consultation launched by local NHS commissioners puts forward three options for the future of mental […]

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Lightwater Valley closes ride after death in the US

August 2, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Lightwater Valley closes ride after death in the US

Lightwater Valley has closed its Eagle’s Claw ride as a precaution after an man died and three others were critically injured when they were flung from a similar ride in America last week. The ride, […]

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School leavers get taste of life at Richmond School and Sixth Form College

August 2, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on School leavers get taste of life at Richmond School and Sixth Form College

School leavers have been given a taste of college life as a sixth form opened its doors to learners. Year 11 students descended on Richmond School and Sixth Form College for a day of further […]

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North Yorkshire Police offering free furniture to charities after HQ move

August 2, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on North Yorkshire Police offering free furniture to charities after HQ move

Charities that help people in the county are being offered free office furniture as North Yorkshire Police clears out its old headquarters. Staff and officers are currently moving to a new HQ – Alverton Court in […]

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Grant of £15,000 will kick-start Hawes homes project

August 2, 2017 Betsy Everett Comments Off on Grant of £15,000 will kick-start Hawes homes project

By Betsy Everett A £15,000 grant to kick-start a plan to provide affordable homes for rent has been awarded to the Upper Dales Community Partnership in Hawes. The money will be used to fund a […]

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‘Tunstall not on A1 diversion route’, officials confirm

August 1, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on ‘Tunstall not on A1 diversion route’, officials confirm

Officials from Highways England are to remind wagon drivers that Tunstall is not on the diversion route when the A1 is closed. Police were called to the village last Thursday night after motorway traffic took […]

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Photographic exhibition capturing every corner of Yorkshire Dales opens

August 1, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Photographic exhibition capturing every corner of Yorkshire Dales opens

A unique photographic exhibition – capturing every corner of the Yorkshire Dales – has opened at the National Park Authority’s Yoredale offices in Bainbridge. The Yorkshire Dales Photographic Grid Project is a ‘mass public venture’ […]

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I’d have been more welcome in Cornwall, says Askrigg holidaymaker

August 1, 2017 Betsy Everett Comments Off on I’d have been more welcome in Cornwall, says Askrigg holidaymaker

By Betsy Everett A visitor to Askrigg who was confronted by an “agitated” resident on a right of way, says he and his dogs would have been more welcome in Cornwall. Adam Atkinson complained to […]

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Richmondshire’s league challenge hit by rain

August 1, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Richmondshire’s league challenge hit by rain

Having closed to within eleven points of top placed Great Ayton, Richmondshire’s challenge ground to a halt on Saturday thanks to a waterlogged pitch. This was a bitter disappointment as they had worked themselves into […]

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