
Stuart Minting
CountryWeek Editor at The Yorkshire Post
Democracy reporter covering the North Yorkshire and Darlington areas, including two national parks
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5 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Stuart Minting
The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority’s planning committee heard Natural England had revised its proposal to refurbish a workshop at Colt Park Barn, Chapel Le Dale, after members said they were minded to refuse the scheme last month. The Government’s advisor had said the traditional stone barn comprised “significantly aged facilities”, which impeded its ability to properly manage Ingleborough National Nature Reserve.
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6 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Stuart Minting
There’s nothing wild about the modern day village, but with the coast about a mile to the west of much of Hunmanby, it benefits from the fresh coastal air. Despite its location the village remains both unspoilt and retains a strong proportion of homes alongside numerous holiday cottages.
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6 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Stuart Minting
In lifting the major championship, Lottie, a former Driffield School pupil and daughter of the late British Olympic Dressage athlete Laura Fry, became the first British rider to lift the Dressage World Cup since 2015. Lottie said the victory in Switzerland had been both an endorsement of her team’s hard work and a motivator for future elite competitions. She said: “I was born into it and there has never been anything else. It was always dressage for me.
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1 week ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Stuart Minting
NFU regional board chair William Maughan was speaking after a private members bill to give police tougher powers against irresponsible dog owners clears a key stage in parliament unopposed. He said: “It’s good news to see the issue being taken seriously. Anything that passes into legislation to support farmers has to be positive news.
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1 week ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Stuart Minting
The calls to aid Vivergo Fuels, near Hull, which is Britain’s biggest bioethanol plant, comes amid warnings it could shut within days as it can no longer compete with subsidised US imports after a key 19 per cent tariff on ethanol was scrapped under the new UK-US trade deal. Bosses at the firm said the move had put in jeopardy purchases from numerous wheat farmers across Yorkshire in peril, unless he government takes immediate action.
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He secures a total of 83,737 first and second preference votes. Labour's Alison Hume got a total of 53,442 votes. In his acceptance speech an elated Mr Allott pledged to be "a broad church" and taken on the issues that his rival candidates had raised while campaigning.

Conservative Philip Allott is named North Yorkshire's new police, fire and crime commissioner.

It's looking like Philip Allott has a significant lead in the second preference votes across North Yorkshire. Still awaiting York second preference vote before a winner can be declared.