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• A village pub west of York which closed ‘suddenly’ will be back open tomorrow.

  The Bay Horse in Green Hammerton closed on July 28 “due to unforeseen circumstances.”

• A York ward councillor has condemned a “deeply worrying” incident which police said left a man “shaken”.

  North Yorkshire Police said a cyclist was chased and shouted at by a group of around eight children at the Hob Moor nature reserve at 9.10pm on Friday, August 8.

• A ROW has blown up over an 'eyesore' sign that's appeared on a listed wall in York.

  The controversial sign which has appeared on the listed wall at Vita Student York in Lawrence Street

• Crews remain at the scene of a major fire on the North York Moors for a fifth day as warnings are put in place to prevent a 'catastrophe'.

  North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (NYFRS) say they expect to at the incident at Langdale Moor and for some time.

• BAILIFFS have been brought in after a well-known fashion brand closed their York shop.

  Jigsaw, an international women’s clothing brand, is currently closed and foreclosure notices have appeared in their Stonegate shop window.

• A Major York employer has hailed a “strong first half performance” with operating profits increasing 22 per cent to top a billion pounds.

  Insurance giant Aviva PLC says it momentum continues, with Group Chief Executive Officer Amanda Blanc calling the results ‘outstanding.’

• A new petition has called on the government to rethink plans to close Healthwatch York.

  The Healthwatch network is to close after the government announced the country-wide watchdog service would be absorbed into local councils and integrated care boards.

• YORKSHIRE Water has said that reservoir levels have 'dropped to their lowest ever' level due to the 'extremely dry' year.

  The company, whose boss chief executive Nicola Shaw is under fire over payments of £1.3 million she received from the firm's parent company, said that since hosepipe restrictions were implemented on July 11, domestic water usage has decreased by ten per cent.