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FILM REVIEW: The Long Walk
The Long Walk is a dark and emotional film about a post-war America and its desperate citizens surviving under a totalitarian government. Based on a novel by Stephen King, the main story focuses a group […]
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Review: Sense and Sensibility at the Georgian Theatre Royal
Jane Austen only wrote six completed novels and died at the age of just 41. Her name is one of the most instantly recognisable in literature, but it is nothing short of a tragedy to […]
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PHOTOS: Muker Show 2025
The rain failed to dampen spirits at the 118th Muker Show on Wednesday. These images from the day were captured by Gray Walker from the Scenicview Gallery in Reeth.
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Catterick Racecourse: Preview and tips for Wednesday’s six-race card
Catterick Racecourse presents its latest Flat meeting on Wednesday afternoon, with a six-race card, consisting of two maidens, three handicaps and a classified stakes race. Read for a full preview of and tips from […]
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REVIEW: Fantastic Four: First Steps at the Station Cinema
Having watched the new Fantastic Four: First Steps this week it was surprisingly fantastic in contrast to the other Fantastic Four films which weren’t. This review will contain spoilers, be aware! In homage to the […]
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REVIEW: Alien Romulus
Alien: Romulus is an excellent instalment to the Alien franchise. It’s a simple story of a girl named Rain who wants to escape a life of poverty, so together with some friends, she heads to […]
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Talks reveals details of slavery in Yorkshire Dales
A talk held at the Dales Countryside Museum in Hawes has revealed fresh evidence of local involvement in all aspects of the 18th and 19th century slave trade. In Still Hidden? Black and Asian History […]
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Review: Switcheroo at the Georgian Theatre Royal
I arrived at The Georgian Theatre Royal with high expectations — and for good reason. Switcheroo came fresh from a sell-out run at York Theatre Royal and featured a cast that could only be described […]
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REVIEW: Beauty and the Beast by Richmond Operatic Society
It was first a loose fairy tale developed from a number of differing European medieval stories, but in modern times Beauty and the Beast got the full Disney treatment and is now something of a […]
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York and North Yorkshire mayor marks one year in office
Sitting at his desk after a day of meetings, David Skaith mulls over how he feels about his year as York and North Yorkshire’s mayor. After talking about what he sees as his accomplishments, challenges […]