Dales visitors: Plan your journey, park sensibly, stay safe around water – and respect the ...
Visitors are being urged to enjoy the Yorkshire Dales safely and responsibly, ahead of a predicted busy weekend in the countryside.
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Visitors are being urged to enjoy the Yorkshire Dales safely and responsibly, ahead of a predicted busy weekend in the countryside.
Last night we increased our patrols as communities across the county came together to watch the first England game of the World Cup. Dedicated patrols were deployed in cities, towns, rural areas and key night-time economy locations, ensuring a visible presence to keep people safe and deter drink and drug driving.
It happened on St John's Road, close to the junction of Falsgrave Road at approximately 1pm on Thursday 7 May.
Three people have been arrested following a burglary at the Aagrah restaurant on the A64 in the early hours of this morning (17 June).
A suspect has been arrested after an assault in Acomb.
The family of a man who died in a collision in Thirsk have paid tribute to someone who "meant something to everyone, but absolutely everything to us".
Sophisticated romance fraud scammers are using AI-generated celebrity impersonations and gifts to ‘love bomb’ vulnerable victims
If you have any information that could assist our investigation, please contact us.
Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal and provided information.