Latest News from Thursday, December 11th, 2025

Positive response from the older community after receiving children's Christmas cards.

One of Yorkshire's leading classical music festivals has announced its 2026 line-up.

A major rail upgrade is set to improve services and provide over 10,000 new seats each week.

A children's play area in a York village is set to receive a major upgrade to add disability friendly equipment after receiving a grant from the National Lottery.

This Christmas, Morrisons is spreading festive cheer by hosting 400 free lunches for pensioners across its cafés in partnership with Age UK.

Plans to abolish separate parking permits for houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) which could see some residents paying less and others more are set for a decision.

A new state-of-the-art building has been officially opened at a school near York marking a major milestone in its redevelopment.

A much-loved York business has submitted plans for a brand new retail concept in a historic city landmark.

Five flood warnings and nine flood alerts remain in place this morning (December 11) across York, North and East Yorkshire in the wake of heavy rainfall from Storm Bram.

A care worker in York has been honoured for 25 years of dedicated service.

A YORK MP has hit out at the region's water supplier branding the decision to lift the hosepipe ban 'deeply frustrating and five months late'.