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  • Councils unite on domestic abuse service

    TWO local authorities look set to pool nearly £650,000 to create a single domestic abuse refuge and accommodation-based service. North Yorkshire County and City of York councils are due to approve commissioning a single specialist service to providing

  • Hundreds attend LEAF open farm Sunday at Raby Castle

    A FAMILY event saw hundreds of people visit a historic castle for a day of farming fun. More than 900 people visited Raby Castle at Staindrop, County Durham, for their LEAF open farm Sunday, on June 9. The free event was part of the LEAF movement

  • Schools repairs backlog mounting as funding falls

    SCORES of schools and children’s centres are facing escalating maintenance backlogs as funding for repairs has dropped by 12 per cent this year.  North Yorkshire County Council education bosses said only the “highest priority” remedial works had

  • Talented rider qualifies for national dressage finals

    A TALENTED young rider has qualified for the finals of the National Riding for Disabled Dressage Championship. Laura Curson, who has a rare metabolic condition, will be up against the best in the country when she takes part in the finals at Gloucester

  • A busy few days for mountain rescue team

    IT was a busy few days for members of the Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team. In the last five days, the volunteers were called out to two serious incidents, took part in a water training session with the Coastguard and collected two generous donations