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• Pedestrian killed by suspected drink driver in Ossett

  17-07-2017 10:14 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  
  A woman has died after being hit by a car driven by a suspected drink driver.
  
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• Could your pooch be face of dog fouling campaign?

  21-04-2018 11:00 via York Press | News
  RYEDALE District Council is looking for a pet to become the furry face of its dog fouling campaign.
  
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• Book review: The House of Beaufort by Nathen Amin

  21-04-2018 10:00 via York Press | News
  The House of Beaufort by Nathen Amin (Amberley, £9.99)
  
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• EATING OUT: Red Chilli, George Hudson Street

  21-04-2018 09:30 via York Press | News
  RED Chilli on George Hudson Street has long been one of our favourite Chinese restaurants in York.
  
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• York's first fashion week – in words and pictures

  21-04-2018 09:00 via York Press | News
  Style has been on parade this week as York's first Fashion Week hit the catwalks – and the cafes and the cobbled streets!
  
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• York pudding wrap business adds diner

  21-04-2018 09:00 via York Press | News
  A FAMILY-RUN firm behind the YorkyPud Wrap, which became a viral sensation, has transformed one of its York branches to offer a diner as well as a shop.
  
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• Ryedale District Council agrees to £2.5m move

  21-04-2018 09:00 via York Press | News
  RYEDALE District Council (RDC) has approved £2.5m of funding to relocate the authority and create a new public service hub.
  
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• Regional award for Malton car dealer

  21-04-2018 09:00 via York Press | News
  A MALTON-based car retailer has scooped a Volvo Regional Retailer of the Year award for the fourth time in six years.
  
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• Little Apple 'Book of the Week': A Date with Death

  21-04-2018 09:00 via York Press | News
  Little Apple 'book of the week'
  
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• Lifesaving app launched by ambulance service

  21-04-2018 09:00 via York Press | News
  A NEW app has been launched which maps all 1,288 lifesaving defibrillators in Yorkshire.
  
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• Auctioneer supports Air Ambulance

  21-04-2018 09:00 via York Press | News
  A FORMER auctioneer from the Selby area has been appointed to a new role with the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
  
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• Tom Richmond: Theresa May’s leadership on Syria leaves Jeremy Corbyn under fire

  21-04-2018 08:44 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  BY all accounts, Theresa May was warned by Brexit Secretary David Davis – and others – that she would pay a political price for authorising airstrikes against Syria without Parliament’s prior approval.
  
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• Queen Elizabeth II: Did you know these 20 unusual facts about our monarch?

  21-04-2018 08:00 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  Queen Elizabeth II turns 92 today, but her birthday won’t be publicly celebrated until June 9, her second birthday of the year. This is a time when the nation will be looking back at the Queen’s reign and celebrating her life and achievements, but did you know these unusual facts about our monarch?
  
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• Brews with benefits: the health-boosting perks of a good cuppa

  21-04-2018 08:00 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  Widely known as a tea-drinking nation, here in Britain we're extremely partial to a good cuppa.
  
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• Danny Tozer inquest: fit sensor ‘turned off’

  21-04-2018 07:00 via York Press | News
  AN INQUEST into a York man’s death following a fit in supported living accommodation has heard a suggestion that an epilepsy sensor on his bed had been turned off.
  
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• Lord Newby interview: ‘Broad coalition’ of Lords fighting May’s Brexit plan

  21-04-2018 06:30 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  MPs are gearing up for a Brexit-defining fight over the EU customs union, amid reports that Brussels has ‘annihilated’ Britain’s plans for the Irish border, but Lib Dem Lord Newby is among the peers to fire the first shot . Arj Singh reports.
  
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• York Minster holds silent event to help people unplug from 24/7 digital world

  21-04-2018 06:00 via The Northern Echo | York & Harrogate
  THE restorative power of silence in an exhausting, digital world is to be explored in a special after-hours event in York Minster.
  
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• Selby Arts Festival axed for 2018

  21-04-2018 06:00 via York Press | News
  A MAJOR arts festival at a North Yorkshire town will not go ahead this year after funding failed to materialise.
  
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• Facebook is most used site by online groomers, says NSPCC

  21-04-2018 06:00 via York Press | News
  FACEBOOK is the most used site by online groomers, according to research by the NSPCC.
  
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• Drug dealer thanks judge for 'probably saving my life'

  21-04-2018 06:00 via York Press | News
  A DRUG dealer thanked a judge for probably saving his life - moments after he was locked up for four years.
  
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• New homeless laws will stretch York council budget, it is warned

  21-04-2018 05:00 via York Press | News
  NEW homelessness laws will put “significant” extra strain on already tight budgets at City of York Council, it has been warned.
  
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• John Sentamu: In Stephen Lawrence’s memory, we will defy racism

  21-04-2018 04:49 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  THE 25th anniversary of the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence on April 22, 1993, comes at a time when we recently marked two other anniversaries over recent weeks. The first was on April 4, the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King. The other came yesterday when Enoch Powell delivered his notorious ‘Rivers of Blood’ speech.
  
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• Justine Greening: It’s in the interests of Yorkshire business to fight for social mobility

  21-04-2018 03:37 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  I’M proud to say that I grew up in Rotherham. It’s the town that built me, and it’s a town that has always had industry at its heart. That very industry, steel making, was crucial to my family’s livelihood too – both my father and grandfather worked in the steel industry, and I grew up with it all around me.
  
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• Economies take a hit when court buildings close

  21-04-2018 02:00 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  THE ECONOMIES of towns, cities and their rural surroundings feel the knock-on economic effects of court closures for many years, MPs and business leaders have warned.
  
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• Youths detained after fires in former York factory building

  21-04-2018 01:50 via York Press | News
  THREE youths have been detained after two small fires were started inside a former chocolate factory building in York.
  
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• Fires started in former York factory building - three youths detained

  21-04-2018 01:50 via York Press | News
  THREE youths were found by firefighters and detained after two small fires were started inside a former Nestlé factory building in York.
  
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• David Behrens: Cheers to JD Wetherspoon boss who’s called time on social media networks

  21-04-2018 01:36 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  IN an age in which businesses are run by jargon rather than instinct, Tim Martin is the biggest breath of fresh air since Sir Ken Morrison.
  
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• The Yorkshire Post says: Justice must be open and local. Court closures betray the public

  21-04-2018 01:34 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  THE REASONS for public trust in the police, and justice system, being at a low ebb are many and varied, not least the closure of police stations, reduction in patrols and the dismantling of the nationwide network of magistrates courts.
  
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• The Yorkshire Post says: Coastal challenges – the task ahead for region’s resorts

  21-04-2018 01:32 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  THE SPATE of new businesses, and enterprises, being launched in Yorkshire’s coastal communities could – in time – mark a sea-change in the future fortunes of those resorts, and picturesque villages, that attract tourists from home and abroad in overwhelming numbers.
  
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• Men get better deal over pensions

  21-04-2018 01:12 via Yorkshire Post NLYP.news.feed
  MEN ARE still getting a better state pension deal than women – to the tune of nearly £29,000 over the course of a typical 20-year retirement, research by Which? suggests.
  
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