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  • New estate school may help cut capacity issue

    PROPOSALS to build a primary school which could eventually take up to 420 pupils have been unveiled for a controversial housing estate on a greenfield site. North Yorkshire County Council’s children and young people’s service has lodged an application

  • Councils can have ‘virtual meetings’

    A COUNCIL is set to become among the region’s first to relaunch the democratic process by holding ‘virtual meetings’ after emergency coronavirus measures were introduced. Hambleton District Council in North Yorkshire will hold a meeting by conference

  • Major changes to pump extra capacity into NHS

    A LOCAL authority responsible for an area with one of the country’s highest proportions of elderly residents has introduced a “wholesale transformation” of its social care service. North Yorkshire County Council is recruiting an army of staff to

  • Thousands raised for outdoor classroom in Yorkshire Dales

    A NEW 'forest classroom' is being created in the Yorkshire Dales to educate children about the natural world. The outdoor learning area will be built on grounds within Askrigg Voluntary Controlled Primary School and will also serve local community

  • Teesside graduate up for nursing accolade

    A TEESSIDE midwife currently working alongside NHS colleagues during the coronavirus crisis has been shortlisted for a national nursing award. Former science teacher Alison Anderson, who changed career direction to become a midwife, graduated from