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Olly Horner, aged 7, from Danby. he has already enjoyed success at the Great Yorkshire Show recently with the family flock of Teeswaters. Picture: Ceri Oakes

Aislaby Show returns after 40 year hiatus as local village show season gets underway

A day off from the farm, a family day out, villages and communities coming together in the countryside – not to mention an award winning lemon curd or the best baked pie being shown with pride. The first agricultural and country shows to take place in Yorkshire date back to the late 1700s. Some 250…

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Villages in the North York Moors may have to expand to accommodate affordable housing. Picture: Ceri Oakes

National Park having to build more houses because of second homes and holiday lets

“For every house we are building, we are losing three to second homes and holiday lets.” This, along with “an explosion in Airbnbs” has become a priority problem for the North York Moors National Park (NYMNP), which says it is, “for the first time”, looking at expanding its villages with developments of housing on the…

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Olly Horner, aged 7, from Danby. he has already enjoyed success at the Great Yorkshire Show recently with the family flock of Teeswaters. Picture: Ceri Oakes

Whitby farmers take it to The Great Yorkshire Show 2026

Whitby’s sheep farming finest brought home the rosettes, cups and the kudos after a successful week at the Great Yorkshire Show. For some it was their first time at The Great Yorkshire Show (GYS) – hailed as the UK’s premier agricultural event – for others, they have been making the trip to the Harrogate showground…

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Villages in the North York Moors may have to expand to accommodate affordable housing. Picture: Ceri Oakes

Glaisdale residents are “sitting ducks” in fight against rural crime

Residents in Glaisdale say they are “sitting ducks” for organised crime as they face being repeatedly targeted with little consequences for offenders. Joanna Lund and husband Peter have had their garage broken into twice in less than nine months. After the first burglary from their garage over last year’s Regatta weekend, which saw two off-road…

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