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Nissan’s Ariya Nismo is an EVs that manages to be both sensible family transport and genuinely entertaining.
Skoda has spent more than two decades turning the Superb name from an aspiration into an accurate description, and the latest plug‑in hybrid…
Plans have been lodged to cater for growing demand for a sport in York.
The Summit Indoor Adventure Centre, complete with indoor padel courts and a giant children's play area is set to reopen in Selby.
Council officers say they are only supporting plans for up to 150 homes on the edge of a North Yorkshire market town due to government housing…
Clams that proposed planning guidelines would effectively ban new takeaways from opening in York have been denied.
East Yorkshire broadband provider Quickline Communications is working with Enterpriuse Cube CIC of Malton to deliver a new business support…
Dipo Akinyemi has returned to York City for a second spell.
‘STRESSED and anxious’ residents have hit out at plans to build a major retail centre near a calm and quiet North Yorkshire neighbourhood.
Mechanic turned artist Rob Temple is preparing for his annual art show at the New Inn pub in Cropton.
Some Press readers are open about the idea of taxi competition, with others preferring uniform regulation.
A FIVE-BED house in a North Yorkshire town could be used as a holiday let for around 10 months a year if the scheme gets the green light.Sheron…
Police have arrested two people following drug raids in North Yorkshire.
Members of the Yorkshire Shadow MPC almost unanimously voted to hold interest rates, with two dissenters – one voting raise by .25 and one for a…
A ban on under-16s using social media is the “right decision and long overdue”, York Outer MP Luke Charters has said.
The county's force said chocolate was stolen from Tesco Express Killinghall in Ripon Road, Harrogate, around 2.45pm on Wednesday, April 15,…
Motorists are being alerted to a crash on the A64 Eastbound, close to the Common Lane and Towthorpe Moor Lane junction.
HUNDREDS enjoyed a fine curry and drinks in the Merchant Adventurers Hall in York to raise more than £20,000 for the Army Benevolent Fund.
An investigation has been launched after alcohol and medicine has been stolen from a York city centre supermarket.
Energy bills are forecast to rise by 13 from July, but experts say three simple changes could save households up to £433 a year.