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Seven care beds to close as services shift towards home support (opens the original)
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Seven short-term care beds in North Yorkshire are to be decommissioned as health bosses shift resources towards providing more care in people's own homes. The Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) is to stop commissioning its 'step-up step-down' beds from November 30. The beds are currently provided in extra-care facilities, with all seven located in the Hambleton and Richmondshire area. Kirkwood Hall in Leyburn has two beds, while others are located at Benkhill Lodge in Bedale,
Coast to Coast walkers sitting on A19 central reservation 'a regular occurence' (opens the original)
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The A19 near to Ingleby Arncliffe(Image: Google) Concerns that walkers on the Coast to Coast National Trail are putting themselves at risk by attempting to cross the A19 on foot are set to be raised with the mayor of York and North Yorkshire. Councillor David Hugill will highlight the issue when David Skaith attends the next meeting of North Yorkshire Council's Richmond area committee on Monday. Cllr Hugill, member for Hutton Rudby and Osmotherley, who also chairs Ingleby Arncliffe Parish Counci
Plans to expand North Yorkshire holiday park for more spacious pitches (opens the original)
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Reynard Crag Holiday Park(Image: Google) Plans have been submitted to expand a North Yorkshire holiday park to meet growing demand for more spacious and private rural holiday accommodation. Reynard Crag Holiday Park, near High Birstwith, is seeking planning permission to create six additional pitches for static caravans or holiday lodges on grazing land immediately to the south of the existing site. The established four-acre park currently has planning permission for 48 pitches following a serie
'Huge relief' as cafe and bike centre welcomes alcohol and live music decision (opens the original)
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The owner of a cafe and bike hire business has welcomed a decision by councillors to allow the venue permission to sell alcohol and host live music despite concerns from neighbouring residents. North Yorkshire Council's statutory licensing sub-committee yesterday approved a new premises licence for Bike Base North York Moors Ltd, on Dikes Lane, near Great Ayton. The application had divided opinion locally, with the council receiving 25 representations over the proposals and 49 letters of support
North Yorkshire pub appeals to keep beer garden as refusal branded 'draconian' (opens the original)
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The owners of a Richmond pub have appealed against the refusal of retrospective planning permission for improvements to its beer garden. Stonegate Group has asked the Planning Inspectorate to overturn North Yorkshire Council's decision to refuse permission for work at The Talbot Hotel, in the market place. The work, carried out in July 2025, involved replacing two concrete areas with patio surfacing and installing timber fencing to create a garden terrace. The council refused permission in May a
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