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- This unusual earpiece claims to help with anxiety, fatigue, and inflammationThe ear-worn Nurosym device targets a branch of the vagus nerve, with its developer pointing to research into anxiety symptoms, fatigue and markers of inflammation.
- Ripon City AFC in contention at top of West Yorkshire League table after third straight Premier Division winSuccess in top-of-the-table clash sees men from Mallorie Park climb to third place
- Knaresborough Town suffer heavy home defeat, as Harrogate Railway are held to a goalless drawWinless run continues as Boro are beaten 5-1 on home soil by league leaders
- Roberts £59.99 wind-up radio offers alternative to cheap emergency gadgetsEmergency radios are flying off the shelves as households respond to new Government advice. But with unfamiliar brands flooding online marketplaces, I've found a reassuringly straightforward £59.99 alternative from one of Britain's best-known radio manufacturers.
- BT, EE, TalkTalk and Vodafone top broadband complaints listNew Ofcom figures reveal which broadband companies attracted the most complaints, as millions of customers face the prospect of another £48-a-year increase in their bills.
- Sainsbury’s cuts Halloween pumpkins to 50p each with Nectar dealFamilies can pick up two British-grown medium pumpkins for just £1 with a Nectar card, making Halloween carving a little cheaper this year
- Harrogate care provider's plea to North Yorkshire Council over £3.5bn social care overhaul“A Harrogate care provider has called on North Yorkshire Council to recognise specialist provision in their £3.5 billion social care overhaul in advance of an important meeting”
- Distinguished Harrogate shop links up with Italian jewellers and iconic Bettys tearooms“In collaboration with Italian jewellery brand Fope, renowned fine jewellers Bradleys hosted a very special afternoon tea at Bettys Café Harrogate”
- 13 streets in Harrogate with the highest reported crimes according to police figuresThe police.uk website has released data showing where every crime took place across Harrogate in August 2026
- Hisense marks 100 years of television with London celebration at birthplace of TVThe consumer electronics brand returned to the site of John Logie Baird's first public television demonstration to celebrate a century of TV and showcase its latest RGB MiniLED technology.
The Stray Ferret
- Daughter appeals for help as Ripon man’s inquest looms
- How to make sure trick-or-treaters visit (or avoid) your house
- ‘Tommy’ socks and party banners: How has Remembrance Day become so tacky?
- Funeral held for well-known Knaresborough managing director
- Nidderdale’s first lavender farm launches its first product range
- Entrepreneur saves jobs by buying back Harrogate business he founded
- Work finally begins on major £20 million scheme at historic Harrogate mansion
- Libraries offer light therapy kits to beat winter blues
- Residents invited to shape North Yorkshire’s long-term development plan
- Rare fungus found in Nidderdale for first time
The Northern Echo | North Yorkshire
- Up to 150 new homes approved for North Yorkshire town - including affordable housingNorth Yorkshire councillors approve up to 150 Persimmon homes off Firthland Road in Pickering, including 35 per centaffordable housing, green space and EV chargers.
- North Yorkshire residents urged to shape homes, jobs and environment futureNorth Yorkshire Council launches a six-week consultation on a 20-year local plan for homes, jobs, infrastructure and environment to 2045
- North Yorkshire city shop seeks permission to sell alcohol until 10pm - public noticeShop Sustain Ltd seeks an alcohol licence for Halls of Ripon on Fishergate, with residents able to comment to North Yorkshire Council by November 5.
- North Yorkshire teenager, 13, becomes youngest UK Scout to earn every badgeSienna Chilcott, 13, from Ripon, is believed to be the UK’s youngest Scout to complete all 95 badges, and only the second person to do so.
- Plaque unveiled at Eden Camp to honour fallen North Yorkshire police officersNorth Yorkshire Police officers who died in the world wars are honoured at Eden Camp as a new memorial plaque is unveiled during a service on October 26.
- More than 1,500 calls for help as North Yorkshire storms left people trapped in carsMore than 1,500 calls for help were handled as two storms battered North Yorkshire, flooding homes, bringing down trees and trapping people in vehicles.
- New family-run greengrocer, deli and bakehouse opens in North Yorkshire townA young Northallerton family have opened a new greengrocer, deli and bakehouse on the town's High Street, bringing fresh produce, homemade bakes and locally sourced goods to the town centre.
- North Yorkshire sanctuary's £5k funding bid to help thousands of sick animalsWhitby Wildlife Sanctuary is up for a £5,000 grant from Benefact Group’s Movement for Good Animals & Wildlife to support its work caring for animals.
- North Yorkshire woman wins £5,000 and reaches Millionaire's Row on ITV game showA woman from Thirsk has won £5,000 and secured a place on Millionaire's Row after a dramatic victory on ITV's Win Win with Postcode Lottery.
- Full list of attractions and events closed today as Storm Boelo batters the regionPopular attractions across County Durham, Darlington, North Yorkshire and the wider North East have been forced to close today as Storm Boelo continues to batter the region.
York Press | News
- Budget 2026 5 changes that could affect your money before ChristmasFive Budget measures have been revealed ahead of Wednesday, including mileage allowance changes, cheaper food, parental pay and support for carers.
- Budget shake-up expected to bring major DWP benefit changes for householdsCarers could see a major change to Carers’ Allowance as the Government moves to end a controversial earnings rule that can strip people of their entire benefit for earning just a few pence too much.
- National ADHD campaigner to wrap up awareness month at event in North Yorks townA national ADHD awareness tour will conclude with a free family event in Pickering.
- 150 North Yorkshire homes approved despite warning sewage system is at capacityPlans for up to 150 Persimmon homes in Pickering approved despite Yorkshire Water warnings that sewage capacity is already full and could cause pollution.
- Pair caught at £1 million North Yorkshire cannabis factory plead guiltyTwo men arrested at a £1 million cannabis farm in North Yorkshire are today awaiting sentence.
- Charity launches appeal to help bereaved children and adults in YorkshireTalking About Loss has launched a £7,500 fundraising appeal to mark eight years since founder Jacqueline Gunn’s father, Christopher Munby, died.
- York charity ball raises more than £10,000 to support children's cancer charityMore than £10,000 has been raised to support York Against Cancer at the York Professionals’ Silver Anniversary Ball.
- Campaigners call for better mental health and addiction support for homelessPeople Overcoming Poverty, a group facilitated by York Foodbank, is working on a campaign to improve support for homeless people in the city.
- York care home residents brave storm to raise money for Parkinson's researchResidents from Mulberry Court visited Clifton Explore Library and Reading Cafe to raise money for Parkinson’s UK Research.
- More than 38,000 metres of York sewers cleared to reduce flooding riskYorkshire Water has cleared more than 38,000 metres of sewers in a major maintenance programme to reduce flooding in York.
Yorkshire Dales National Park
- Champion for accessible outdoors joins National Park BoardCraig Grimes has been appointed to join the Board of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority. A respected advocate for countryside accessibility and a trustee of National Trails UK, Craig […] The post Champion for accessible outdoors joins National Park Board appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Young creatives put their stamp on new exhibition at Dales Countryside MuseumA group of young people from across the Yorkshire Dales is helping to tell new stories about nature, the countryside and rural life through a unique exhibition at the Dales […] The post Young creatives put their stamp on new exhibition at Dales Countryside Museum appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- From Field to Fork: how farmer collaboration is creating new opportunities for local foodOn a sunny September day at Meg’s Farm near Long Preston, farmers, and land managers gathered to explore a simple but important question: how can farmers work together to sell […] The post From Field to Fork: how farmer collaboration is creating new opportunities for local food appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- National Recognition for Yorkshire Dales Farming and Education ChampionsThe Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority has congratulated Neil Heseltine after he received the 2026 Living Landscapes Award at the National Park Protector Awards, organised by Campaign for National Parks. […] The post National Recognition for Yorkshire Dales Farming and Education Champions appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Yorkshire Dales National Park welcomes Lithuanian protected areas delegationThe Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority recently welcomed a delegation of around 35 staff from Lithuania’s State Service for Protected Areas as part of an international knowledge-sharing visit. The group […] The post Yorkshire Dales National Park welcomes Lithuanian protected areas delegation appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Ambitious Coverdale river restoration project underwayWork has begun on an ambitious river restoration scheme on the River Cover in Coverdale, which is being carried out as part of the Defra-funded Wildlife Rich Habitat Fund. This […] The post Ambitious Coverdale river restoration project underway appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- James Blake begins work as Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Dales National Park AuthorityJames Blake has today officially taken up the role of Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority. James joins the Authority from YHA (England & Wales), where he […] The post James Blake begins work as Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Yorkshire Dales partnership sees encouraging gains for nature, climate and communitiesThe work of partners across the Yorkshire Dales has delivered significant progress towards a greener, more resilient and more vibrant National Park. The first Annual Report of the Yorkshire Dales […] The post Yorkshire Dales partnership sees encouraging gains for nature, climate and communities appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Volunteers help protect iconic AA call box near AysgarthA group of Yorkshire Dales National Park volunteers have teamed up to carry out conservation work around one of the country’s rare surviving AA roadside call boxes. The Grade II […] The post Volunteers help protect iconic AA call box near Aysgarth appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Trail Riders donate to byways maintenanceA donation from an organisation that promotes the responsible use of green lanes and public rights of way by recreational motor vehicle users has helped fund major repairs to a […] The post Trail Riders donate to byways maintenance appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
