A York paramedic could potentially lose his job after been convicted of drink-driving an e-scooter. Samuel Bradley, 30, was given a 16 month ban and £580 fine at York Magistrates Court. District judge Adrian Lower commented: "These e-scooters are not toys, they are electric motor vehicles. Before they can be hired,
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Search continues for missing walker
A large-scale search is continuing for an experienced walker, missing for a week. Seventy-four-year-old David McCartney, from Keighley, didn't return home from an eight mile walk in the Yorkshire Dales on 18th October. He set out on the walking expedition in the Craven area of the Yorkshire Dales. The district contains
York MP challenges government on pet thefts
A York MP today pressed the Government for action over an alarming increase in reported attempted animal thefts throughout the country. York Outer MP Julian Sturdy, who is a member of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee, has pushed rigorously over the last year in support of the proposed
MP threats are real, warns York MP
As respects were paid to Sir David Amess in Parliament today, York Central MP Rachael Maskell said that she doesn't feel any less safe in her job following Friday's tragic events. Speaking to The Yorkie, Rachael Maskell, Labour and Co-operative Member of Parliament for York Central, said that safety measurements were
Thousands turn up for the return of the Yorkshire Marathon
Seven thousand runners turned out for the rainy return of the Yorkshire Marathon yesterday. This year's Asda Foundation Yorkshire Marathon, in partnership with Jane Tomlinson's Run For All, took place on Sunday. The event was sold out for the 7th year, after being cancelled in 2020 due to Covid restrictions. Some turned
