Rachael Grealish

3 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Rachael Grealish

Kim Le Court-Pienaar beat Kristen Faulkner in a sprint finish to cap a dramatic day in Yorkshire. The Lloyds Tour of Britain Women headed to the north east of the region on the opening day of the four-day race on Thursday (Jun 5). It has become a tradition for Yorkshire to host the major cycling events dating back to the Tour de France in 2014.

3 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Rachael Grealish

An appeal has been launched after a man threw a fence post at a car during a racially aggravated attack in York. At around 2:15pm on Wednesday (Jun 4), police responded to reports of an incident outside a property on Kingsway North, in York. The incident involved a man shouting racial abuse and threats at a lone female occupant. The man then damaged the victim's vehicle when he threw a fence post at it. Police have launched an appeal to uncover the identity of the man.

3 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Rachael Grealish

North Landing beach in Flamborough, East Yorkshire, is a site rich in maritime heritage, natural beauty, and historical intrigue. The area has been inhabited for over a millennium, with Scandinavian settlers establishing the village of Flamborough, referred to as "Fleneburg" in the Domesday Book of 1086. Prior to this, the Romans utilised Beacon Hill, near the village, as a signal station, indicating the strategic importance of the location.

3 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Rachael Grealish

An Aer Lingus flight bound for Belfast was forced to make an emergency landing shortly after taking off from Leeds Bradford Airport. Aer Lingus flight EI367 flight to Belfast, was due to set off from Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) at 12:40pm on Thursday (Jun 5). However, according to Flight Radar 24, at 12:53pm, just minutes after takeoff, the plane had to make an emergency landing back at LBA.

3 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Rachael Grealish

With its deep-rooted traditions, creative spirit and famous ales, Masham brings together all the elements that make Yorkshire’s historic towns so distinctive. Nestled in the rolling landscapes of Lower Wensleydale, Masham is a market town that seamlessly weaves together centuries of history, ecclesiastical intrigue and a brewing heritage that continues to define its character today.