THE bodies of a man and a woman have been recovered from cliffs near an historic building in North Yorkshire.

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• A YORK couple who first met at a scuba diving club party are celebrating 60 years of marriage together today (Thursday, July 31).

  Janet Purt and husband Stan, both 83, who live in Stockton Lane, are celebrating six happy decades together after meeting for the first time at a party thrown for Stan’s scuba diving club in 1963.

• Plans to open a new Northern Monk tap room and street food venue in an empty York restaurant have been approved.

  The Northern Monk Refectory is set to open in the building which previously housed Forage, in Little Stonegate, following York Council’s approval of the Leeds-based craft brewery’s plans.

• Three men have been convicted of aggravated burglary after a raid which saw a man stabbed to death.

  Kallan Melvyn Hunt, Daniel Welford and Max Oliver Jackson have been convicted for their part in the Selby burglary.

• "IT'S fantastic that we could make this happen."

  Those were the words of Glen Kilvington project director at Sisk which has coordinated efforts to help revamp a much-loved community allotment in York.

• An empty village pub near York which residents are hoping to reopen could be granted protected status.

  A bid to make The Fox Inn, in Stockton on the Forest, an asset of community value (ACV) is set to go before councillors on Tuesday, August 5.

• THE start of something new is underway at a York business at the centre of a protracted row over its signs.

  The Old York Tea Room opened back in February 2023 in one of the oldest buildings in York in Our Lady's Row in Goodramgate.

• A son “did not regret” murdering his father in a North Yorkshire town, a report has said.

  Lukasz Lukasik died by suicide in HMP Hull while awaiting sentence for murdering his father, Jerzy Lukasik, in Selby on December 29, 2020.

• THREE East Coast Main Line train operators have been granted permission to run additional services from December, including routes passing through York.

  Regulator the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) said it approved some proposals from "open access operators" Lumo, Grand Central and Hull Trains to enhance their timetables.