SWEDISH duo Symbio present their unique brand of music to Swaledale in February. Graduates of the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Johannes Geworkian-Hellman and Larsemil Öjeberget take their audience on
STARTING off the New Year, a branch of a successful North Yorkshire travel agents has taken on an apprentice. A year ago the Leyburn branch of Spear Travels underwent a revamp with a name change to fit in with the rest of the company and the office
A NO-DEAL Brexit will exacerbate Britain’s ‘hungry gap’, the period between March and May when stored UK crops come to an end. Veg box entrepreneur Riverford founder Guy Singh-Watson said UK grown crops such as kale, cabbage, greens, cauliflower
A SAGA over who is allowed to sell ice-cream at a national park visitor hotspot appears to have been resolved after it was agreed a refreshments van should be moved “by about eight feet”. Members of the North York Moors National Park Authority’s
AN orthodontic practice is marking ten years in business by donating to ten charities that have played a part in its development. Queensway Orthodontics is donating to charities including Dementia Friends, Kidscape, Butterwick Hospice, Billingham
UNION bosses have accused a NHS Trust of treating staff with contempt over car parking charges. Unite has hit out at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust after it increased the cost of staff parking, despite having lost an employment tribunal
THE Dogs Trust’s Rehoming Centre in Darlington is celebrating after successfully rehoming more than 1,000 dogs in 2018. The Sadberge-based centre, which is currently undergoing a redevelopment, has maintained successful adoption figures after a
A SUCCESSFUL project to help armed forces families and those dealing with special needs is entering its seventh month. The Clervaux Trust charity's Family Craft days allow parents and children to enjoy crafts such as pottery, felting and woodwork
COUNCILLORS are being asked to agree to changes to a controversial planning application. A scheme to build 198 houses on land to the rear of Grendon Gardens and High Stell, Middleton St George, was given approval with a variety of conditions including
