Gazette & Herald (Ryedale)

The Gazette & Herald is a newspaper that delivers news, sports, and special features for the communities of Ryedale and the North York Moors.

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Massive solar farm as big as 1,800 football pitches approved east of Selby

5 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Darren Greenwood

The site of the approved solar farm (Image: Pic supplied) A massive solar farm covering the equivalent of 1,800 football pitches has been approved east of Selby. BOOM Power has received approval from central government for its East Yorkshire Solar Farm, which will cover 1,277ha of farmland between the hamlet of Gribthorpe, the villages of Spaldington and Wressle, and the town of Howden.
National Trust Nunnington Hall to host it Love Local event

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Karen Darley

Free entry to Nunnington Hall this Sunday for local celebration event Nunnington Hall will open its doors for free this Sunday for their largest event of the year. The event, titled Love Local, is held annually at the National Trust property near Helmsley and is a celebration of the best of what Ryedale has to offer, helping to raise awareness and show off how brilliant the area is.
Annual Kirkbymoorside 10k attracts record entry numbers

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Karen Darley

8 1/1 The annual Kirkbymoorside 10k proved as popular as ever with people attending from far and wide. Kirkbymoorside Town Brass Band started the event with musical entertainment followed by Beadlam Charity Tractor Run in aid of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. A spokesperson for Kirkbymoorside 10k, said: "The first race of the day was the children's dash - a mad race up the Main Street and back, which a whopping 99 children entered.
'Best Italian in York' scores one star for food hygiene

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Darren Greenwood

2 1/1 One of York’s most popular Italian restaurants, famed for its Sardinian authenticity, has scored one star in a recent food hygiene inspection, meaning ‘major improvement necessary’. However, owner Paolo Silesu says much of the rating for Il Paradiso De Cibo stems from a recent renovation of the premises and he stresses customers did not face any risk.
Man taken to hospital after car in sea off Scarborough pier

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Haydn Lewis

An investigation is underway in Scarborough after a car entered the sea from Vincent’s Pier in the South Bay (Image: Haydn Lewis) A MAN has been taken to hospital following a police incident in a North Yorkshire town. The county’s police say an investigation is underway in Scarborough after a car entered the sea from Vincent’s Pier in the South Bay.
Teenager jailed after sexual assault in North Yorkshire

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Haydn Lewis

Muhamed Enwar Fadhlallah, 19, of Queen Street, Scarborough, has been jailed following a sexual assault (Image: North Yorkshire Police) A TEENAGER has been jailed following a sexual assault in North Yorkshire. Muhamed Enwar Fadhlallah, 19, of Queen Street, Scarborough, was found guilty of the offence at the conclusion of a trial at York Crown Court on April 8.
Drinker urinated outside Bettys Cafe and Tea Rooms

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Megi Rychlikova

The St Helens Square side of Betty's Cafe and Tea Rooms (Image: Google Street View) A night out in York left a young man red-faced and £376 out of pocket after police spotted him urinating outside Bettys Café and Tea Rooms. Jack David William Loveridge, 20, was urinating against the wall of the famous café in St Helen’s Square, said Victoria Kirk, prosecuting for City of York Council. Officers on patrol saw him at 11pm on December 7 and spoke to him.
Pepperoni Parlour pizza takeaway fined for selling wine

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Megi Rychlikova

Pepperoni Parlour pizza takeaway at the junction of Walpole and Warwick Streets, off Haxby Road, York (Image: Google Street View) A pizza takeaway has been fined for selling alcohol via its side door after neighbours complained about late-night noise. Pepperoni Palace in Walpole Street, didn’t have an alcohol licence and wasn’t licensed to sell food late at night, said Victoria Kirk, prosecuting at York Magistrates' Court.
Instagram's Andrej Urosevic at The Scrap Box in Dunnington

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Haydn Lewis

The Scrap Box in Dunnington, which won the quality accreditation champion category in the Fish & Chip Takeaway of the Year 2025, has teamed up with Andrej Urosevic, for a day-long event on Sunday (May 11) dedicated to reimagining the traditional chippy tea.
York man left fighting for life after falling ill on holiday – hours after proposing

6 days ago | gazetteherald.co.uk | Dylan Connell

Steven Percy, from York, spent months fighting for his life in hospital after becoming ill while on holiday – just hours after proposing to his girlfriend (Image: Irwin Mitchell/SWNS) A York man spent months fighting for his life in hospital after falling ill while on holiday – just hours after proposing to his girlfriend. Steven Percy said he is “lucky to be alive” following the holiday which will be remembered for “all the wrong reasons”.