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CRAVEN parish councils have joined calls to make 20 mph speed limits the norm were people live, work, learn and play.

A GROUP calling for default 20 miles per hour limits on all residential streets and in town and village centres, campaigned outside North Yorkshire…

A GROUP calling for default 20 miles per hour limits on all residential streets and in town and village centres, campaigned outside North Yorkshire…

TWO new councillors have been elected to Malton Town Council. Gill Boler and Ian Conlan will join the council following a by-election last Thursday after two vacancies arose on the council. Gill stood as a Malton resident and Nursing Sister, while Ian Conlan as a Green Party. The other candidates were Luke Campbell, Conservative Party; Sophie Legard, Conservative Party and David Lloyd-Williams, Community Candidate. The vacancies came about as a result of the resignation of Cllr Chris Tu...

Here we have a statement from each of the candidates standing. Gill Boler -Malton resident and nursing sister Since moving to Malton 21 years ago I’ve played an active role in the community as nurse manager of Derwent Practice for 15 years – and musical director of many local shows. I’ve enjoyed working with people residents of all ages to produce entertainment and to support the maintenance of our historic places. I would proactively support the conservation of our wonderful countr...

A RYEDALE parish has united to record a candlelit carol service for people to enjoy from home due to the current Covid-19 restrictions. West Buckrose Parish Choir started to put plans in place back in September, with Settrington church warden and choir member Jeremy Durant offering the idea of the recorded service. The choir and organist Moira Gray recorded the carols, church members and local community have sent in readings and pupils at Settrington All Saints Primary School have recorde...