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• Mayor urged to "come to the table" to discuss road repair funding

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• Children are taking over the Leeds station tannoy this weekend – here's why

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• Campaign opposing wind farm on edge of Yorkshire Dales gathers pace

  Public consultations are now underway for a major campaign opposing plans for a wind farm on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales.

• Skipton based charity appoints new patron

  The The Principle Trust Children’s Charity have appointed a new patron of the charity.

• New strategy to address decline of nature across North Yorkshire

  A major new strategy has been launched to help to address the decline of nature across North Yorkshire and York.

• Council-run Brierley Homes set to report £7.5m loss

  Taxpayers may not get money their back from North Yorkshire Council’s loss-making house building company, opposition leaders have warned as details of a £7.5m annual deficit are revealed.

• Yorkshire residents needed for new series of Location, Location, Location

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• Registration opens for Great Santa Fun Run

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• Tickets go on sale for this year's Silsden Proms on the Farm

  Tickets have now gone on sale for this year’s Silsden Proms on the Farm, with organisers promising another memorable evening of live music, community spirit and charity fundraising.

• Council's "patch up" approach to filling potholes criticised

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• Accessibility boost as new changing places toilet opens in Malham

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• Tourist tax would be 'total game changer', says Mayor

  Powers to levy charges on overnight stays would be a total game changer, York and North Yorkshire’s mayor has said following a national announcement.

• Skipton Charity golf day to be held for 2025 Pride of Britain winner

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• North Yorkshire taxi drivers call for fare increase to offset Iran War fuel increases

  North Yorkshire taxi drivers have urged councillors to allow a higher fare increase amid sharp rises in the cost of fuel caused by the Iran War.

• Devolution will fail if decisions are York-centric, say angry North Yorkshire councillors

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