Harrogate and District Green Party & PCC Statement on PM resignation
Following Prime Minister Liz Truss’s resignation after a disastrous 44 days in power, the Harrogate and District Green Party consider the Conservative Party no
Yorkshire lawyer launches new platform to raise the quality of immigration law
A Yorkshire lawyer has launched a new platform to raise the quality of immigration law practiced internationally. Solicitor, Andrew Gray, had seen so many
York MP speaks up for GPs
Rachael Maskell MP for York Central and Member of the Health Select Committee has spoken about the GP crisis, on the back of the
North Yorkshire Police comes under criticism around custody suites
HM Inspectorate of Constabulary have published a report on an inspection visit to police custody suites in North Yorkshire Police between 27 June–8 July
Urban and Contemporary Art Timed Auction in aid of York Food Bank
Beginning on the 6th October and running until the 20th October, Tennants are hosts to the Urban and Contemporary Art Timed Auction in aid
Placebo heading to Leeds this November
After nearly a decade since they last released an album, Placebo returned in April with the acclaimed Never Let Me Go, their eighth studio
Six-figure investment sees independent ice cream manufacturer boost green credentials
North Yorkshire’s Brymor Ice Cream has made a six-figure investment in the installation of a solar PV array, which will see the amount of
‘Hard decision’ as Tockwith Bonfire Night cancelled
The organisers of Tockwith Show have decided to cancel plans to hold a Bonfire Night fireworks display next month. The show committee took the
Public Donates Over 600 Unwanted Bikes
Yorwaste’s recent Get reCycling campaign, designed to get hundreds of the region’s unused and unwanted bikes back onto the road, saw over 600 unwanted
Wild Swan in Minskip hires one of Yorkshire’s most talented chefs
The owners of the Wild Swan, the historic 19th century inn at Minskip, near Boroughbridge, have hired one of Yorkshire’s most talented chefs. Alex
