A POPULAR what's on guide for a market town has been saved thanks to two women who have pledged to carry on the good work of the guide's predecessor. Liz Graves, who runs Mocha Chocolate Shop, and Carol Watson from Castle Hill Bookshop, have taken
KEY issues in game management will be discussed at a Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) conference in March. Game 2019 will provide game managers with the latest research relevant to lowland game shoots and promote good practice in the
A LEADING independent brickmaker has just enjoyed one of its most successful years in its 30-year history. David Armitage, chairman of the award-winning York Handmade Brick Company, based at Alne, near Easingwold, said: "We have flourished in 2018
A MUSIC centre in Darlington has been given a boost to enable it to continue bringing its song club to young people in the town and surrounding area. The Forum Music Centre, a not-for-profit social enterprise, has secured funding from Youth Music
THE family of a woman who died of asbestos-related cancer is appealing to her former workmates to help them get answers on how she was exposed to the material. Tina Handley, who was from Durham but moved to Northallerton in 2004, died last August
A RETIREMENT development on the site of an old police station is to be named in honour of Britain’s first policewoman. McCarthy and Stone, who own other retirement homes across the region, said their latest development in Ripon, North Yorkshire
A FARMERS' union has spoken out about a spate of reported burglaries from farm outbuildings. The National Farmers’ Union, which has branches across the country, said it was meeting with police forces across Cleveland and North Yorkshire. The
