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WH Smith on Northallerton High Street. Picture: Richard Doughty Photography. A COUNCIL which has faced repeated criticism over the parking charges it levies in town centres has revealed it will consider extending a smart parking system where people pay per minute. North Yorkshire County Council’s executive heard such had been the success of the AppyParking pilot scheme in Harrogate town centre - the first of its kind in the UK - that the authority would look to introducing similar schemes elsewhere in the county, such as Northallerton, to improve shopping experiences. Users who downl...

WH Smith on Northallerton High Street. Picture: Richard Doughty Photography. A COUNCIL which has faced repeated criticism over the parking charges it levies in town centres has revealed it will consider extending a smart parking system where people pay per minute. North Yorkshire County Council’s executive heard such had been the success of the AppyParking pilot scheme in Harrogate town centre - the first of its kind in the UK - that the authority would look to introducing similar schemes elsewhere in the county, such as Northallerton, to improve shopping experiences. Users who downl...

Search for: Six Days at Ronnie Scott’s: Billy Cobham on Jazz Fusion and the Act of Creation by Brian Gruber (CreateSpace) The review of this book has given me problems like no other. Not from a dearth of things to say, but a very surfeit of them. I wanted to deliver a well-structured review with a natural flow and a coherent overview. However, just like it’s subject matter the style and structure of this book is like no other. But, after all, we are talking about the long musical life and successful career of the living legend that is Billy Cobham here – and if you think you kno...

Subsidy changes I READ with interest your very informative article about a survey of the concerns of farmers and landowners regarding the shift from the EU’s Basic Payment subsidy to our government’s proposal to replace it with the ELM Scheme (D&S Times, Dec 11). Although I sympathise with their anxiety about losing the EU subsidy, there must surely be a realisation that in our market economy they must become more efficient to survive. To rely on aid for their agricultural industry may now be looked on by other industries to be a bit unfair and almost immature. It could be that th...