Thu, 9th Feb 2012

Gazette News

Stephen Hester: ‘I thought of quitting RBS’

8:44am Thursday 9th February 2012

Stephen Hester

FORMER Easingwold School head boy Stephen Hester has revealed that he considered quitting Royal Bank of Scotland amid the political storm over his £1 million bonus.

Scarborough mayors may lose civic car

8:18am Thursday 9th February 2012

FUTURE mayors in a North Yorkshire town will have to drive themselves or take a taxi to events if plans to axe their civic car and save £20,000 are approved.

Pickering's Newbridge Park in plea for local support

9:04am Thursday 9th February 2012

Volunteers at Newbridge Park, Pickering

THE volunteer team behind a project to transform a disused quarry and neglected wood into an outdoor activity area is looking for local support through a membership scheme.

Poaching warning near Pickering

8:51am Thursday 9th February 2012

POLICE have received reports of lamping and poaching with dogs on land near Pickering.

Celebrate start of spring at The Moors National Park Centre in Danby

8:36am Thursday 9th February 2012

CHILDREN are invited to take part in a range of half-term events on the North York Moors, celebrating the start of spring at The Moors National Park Centre in Danby.

Top job in Malton lures TV chef back home

1:23pm Wednesday 8th February 2012

James Martin, who grew up near Malton, has been appointed head chef of the town’s Talbot Hotel

CELEBRITY chef James Martin is to work in collaboration with the revamped Talbot Hotel in Malton, it has been announced.

Temperatures fall in Ryedale following heavy snowfall

1:10pm Wednesday 8th February 2012

Racehorses are exercised on the snowy gallops in Malton

RYEDALE continued to shiver this week as temperatures plummeted following the heavy snow fall at the weekend.

Two arrested after drugs raid in Norton

1:00pm Wednesday 8th February 2012

POLICE executed a drugs warrant at a property in Norton last Wednesday.

Ryedale arts festival faces an 80% cut in funding

12:59pm Wednesday 8th February 2012

RYEDALE’S prestigious arts festival has been dealt a blow after the district council announced plans to slash its grant funding by 80 per cent.

Call to families to register for local affordable homes list

11:52am Wednesday 8th February 2012

FAMILIES in Ryedale seeking an affordable home in the district are being told to put their names forward for houses that are still on the drawing board.

The Star Inn, Harome, one of the top gastropubs in UK

11:44am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Andrew Pern, of the Star Inn at Harome, with his gastropub award

THE Star Inn in Harome has been recognised as one of the top gastropubs in the country.

Last chance to speak up on Ryedale Plan blueprint

11:47am Wednesday 8th February 2012

THE planning blueprint for the future of Ryedale has been released for a final period of consultation.

Tributes paid to Rev John Woods who has died aged 89

11:39am Wednesday 8th February 2012

The Rev John Woods and his wife Sheila, on their diamond  wedding anniversary in 2009

RETIRED Ryedale minister the Rev John Woods has died at the age of 89.

Help for getting to grip with those gadgets

11:28am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Norton library assistant Gillian Wilson, second from left, and Teenaid members  Sange Mafanya, Maria Murphy and Kusela Mafanya ready for their gadget support sessions

MEMBERS of Ryedale Youth Council have come up with a new way to help people get the most out of their gadgets and technology.

Witness appeal for barn arson attack

11:24am Wednesday 8th February 2012

A BARN has been burnt down for a second time causing £30,000 of damage.

Lutton School celebrates Ofsted turn-around

11:20am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Teacher Kerry Jarvis and pupils at West Luttons Primary celebrate

STAFF, governors, pupils and parents at Luttons CP School, West Lutton, are celebrating with the news that the school has been taken out of ‘special measures’.

Malton family business is to close after 100 years

11:05am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Alastair J Leefe who is retiring from the family business after 48 years in the shop in Malton Market Place.

A FAMILY business which has served Malton for nearly 100 years is to close next month.

Volunteers celebrate Hovingham Village Market’s latest award

11:08am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Stallholders on Hovingham village market celebrate winning a Rural Oscar. Pictured, from left, are Pete Stark, Richard Wood, Daniella Colquhoun, Mark Woolley, Jade Delaney and Peter Thundercliffe.

HOVINGHAM Village Market has been crowned winner of the Yorkshire Region Enterprise Award by the Countryside Alliance.

Rev Judy Duke announces her retirement date

10:53am Wednesday 8th February 2012

THE Rev Judy Duke, one of Ryedale’s busiest priests, has announced her retirement from the Benefice of Buckrose Carrs.

Malton woman completes charity bike ride in Jordan

10:56am Wednesday 8th February 2012

The Yorkshire Cancer Centre cycle team in Jordan

A MALTON businesswoman has completed a challenging bike ride to raise more than £7,000 for cancer research.

Blooming good effort on Farndale's daffodil walk

10:51am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Local resident Sally Potter and volunteer Dawn Rothwell, from Farndale, carry out habitat management work along the Farndale daffodil walk

LOCAL residents have teamed up with the North York Moors National Park Authority’s Make a Difference volunteers and staff to carry out habitat management work along the popular Farndale daffodil walk.

Ben Nevis climber returns to York after making amazing recovery

10:04am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Nick Harper

THE wife of a climber who fell 200 feet down Britain’s highest mountain has spoken for the first time of how her husband has made a “miracle” recovery and has now returned to York.

Manager in place for Malton's revamped Talbot Hotel

10:18am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Robert Wormall

A NEW general manager has been appointed for the Talbot Hotel in Malton ahead of its re-opening this spring.

Winners of Green Neighbourhood Challenge announced

10:22am Wednesday 8th February 2012

Team members from Pickering and Kirkbymoorside celebrate being named Green Neighbourhood Challenge winners.

A CARBON-cutting campaign to make Ryedale a greener community has been given an award.

North Yorkshire police chiefs need to save £5m

9:31am Wednesday 8th February 2012

POLICE chiefs in North Yorkshire have outlined plans to save £5 million next year as they face another huge cut in Government funding.

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