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The Veterans & Armed Forces Community Club
Posted inNorth Yorkshire Society

Veterans’ breakfast club meets again this Friday in Middlesbrough

Armed forces veterans and services personnel in Middlesbrough are invited to the latest breakfast get-together of the Veterans & Armed Forces Community Club this Friday, 7 August. The club launched in…
August 5, 2026Tags: Middlesbrough
ANYROCKS challenge
Posted inNorth Yorkshire Wellbeing

ANYROCKS fitness challenge returns to Ripon in October

ANYROCKS, Active North Yorkshire's fun and inclusive fitness event, returns on Saturday 10 October, with test runs open to the public next month. The event is designed to challenge, motivate and…
August 4, 2026Tags: York
Polling districts review
Posted inFeatured North Yorkshire Society

North Yorkshire launches consultation on polling districts and stations

North Yorkshire Council is encouraging residents to share their views as part of a review of polling districts and polling places, to ensure voting arrangements remain suitable for future elections. The…
August 4, 2026Tags: York
Palace of Westminster
Posted inFeatured North Yorkshire Society

University of York research says Treasury’s ‘iron grip’ on spending is a myth

Researchers at the University of York have co-authored a new study finding that the Treasury's so-called "iron grip" on public spending is a myth. The research, published in a report and…
August 4, 2026Tags: York
North Yorkshire carers
Posted inNorth Yorkshire Society

North Yorkshire seeks views on new strategy for unpaid carers

North Yorkshire Council is asking people across the county to help shape a new strategy aimed at improving support for unpaid carers. The council is proposing a new all-age carers' strategy…
August 4, 2026Tags: York
Margaret Cavendish
Posted inFeatured History North Yorkshire

University of York helps restore legacy of 17th-century philosopher Margaret Cavendish

The University of York is working with English Heritage on a new two-year research and community project to restore the legacy of Margaret Cavendish, the 17th-century philosopher and scientist who was…
August 3, 2026Tags: York
Rosalind Waugh
Posted inFood & Drink North Yorkshire

Sourdough and sauerkraut masterclass proves a hit at Middlesbrough’s Live Well Centre

Kitchen whizz Rosalind Waugh has turned her talents to the joys of sourdough and sauerkraut, with a new masterclass in the training kitchen at Middlesbrough's Live Well Centre. The master baker…
August 3, 2026Tags: Middlesbrough
Mayor David Skaith
Posted inNorth Yorkshire Society

York and North Yorkshire gains ‘established status’ to unlock new powers and funding

The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority has been confirmed as an Established Mayoral Strategic Authority, becoming the first rural mayoral area to receive the designation. The status gives the Combined…
August 3, 2026Tags: York
Musinc’s music sessions reach record numbers in Middlesbrough
Posted inMusic North Yorkshire

Musinc’s music sessions reach record numbers in Middlesbrough

Hundreds more people are being given the chance to express their creativity and discover the power of music across Middlesbrough. Musinc brings people of all ages and abilities together through community…
August 1, 2026Tags: Middlesbrough
New signs warn of wildfire risk across North Yorkshire countryside
Posted inNorth Yorkshire Society

New signs warn of wildfire risk across North Yorkshire countryside

People visiting North Yorkshire's countryside are being warned of the extreme risk of further wildfires linked to campfires and disposable barbecues being lit in remote, tinder-dry rural locations across the county.…
August 1, 2026

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