A DECISION over plans to create a development purely of much-needed affordable housing has been postponed after councillors said they had been left perplexed by an experts’ assessment of how many pedestrians the development would generate. Members
A LEBANESE restaurant has been stripped of its licence to sell alcohol after a councillors ruled that an “illegal worker” was caught on the premises. Lebaneat opened in Yarm’s former Lloyds Bank in July. But a joint raid by Cleveland Police,
A SPECIAL fund set up to help victims of horrendous flash floods in the Yorkshire Dales has helped nearly 200 people, paying out more than £120,000 so far with up to £260,000 available for ongoing work supporting devastated communities. More drop
A TOP price of 7,600gns (£7,980) was achieved at one of the most successful working sheep dog sales ever held at Skipton mart. An entry of 163 also saw two 6,000gns plus sales; eight at more than 4,000gns; a centre record average of £2,910 for broken
