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  • Highest pub in England closed after possible Covid-19

    THE highest pub in England has been forced to close its doors until next week due to a stressful week of two potential Covid-19 cases. Tan Hill Inn, set high on the Pennines between North Yorkshire and Cumbria at 1,732 feet, has been open for 500

  • Inquiry to focus on tackling 'menace of sky lanterns'

    AN inquiry is set to be launched into finding the most effective measures to stop the launching of sky lanterns after councillors heard of their “horrendous” consequences for livestock and on crops. More than a decade after the National Farmers

  • All change at the top for Thirsk and Sowerby Harriers

    THERE was a real turnaround at Thirsk and Sowerby Harriers' recent virtual AGM, with Duncan Fothergill standing down from the committee after an eventful statutory three years as club chairman, and thanks were expressed to him for his hard work in

  • Thirsk out in force for weekend of fixtures

    IT was a busy weekend of hockey for Thirsk, with under 14 girls, and ladies firsts and thirds among the teams in action. After three wins in three games, it was down to earth with a bump for the first team against Newcastle, an experienced, physically

  • Military college moves to Catterick Garrison

    A MILITARY training facility has decamped to a new base and students are already signing up for the free courses it offers. The Military Preparation College at Bishop Auckland has relocated to Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire. With 21