Andrew Barton is a journalist for BBC Online, specializing in local news in Yorkshire. With a focus on reporting on a range of topics including crime, community events, and local government, Andrew's work aims to provide timely and informative coverage for the people of Yorkshire.
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Joshie, 11, delivered pies to chef Tommy Banks, who lost 2,500 of them when his van was stolen.
Kevin Pokuta, 19, was shot in a case of mistaken identity after gang's attempted robbery went wrong.
About 1,000 cannabis plants were found during operations at 12 premises in Rotherham, police say.
Francis O'Connor stole £300 from the victim and fled the scene in her car, police say.
Jenny Gwilliam's brother flew from New Zealand to Yorkshire to donate his stem cells.
andrew barton - bbc news, yorkshire The specially embroidered shirt was worn by Ao Tanaka during Leeds' match against Millwall on 6 November [Leeds United FC]
Police say the man and 10 other suspects were arrested in a pre-Christmas push.
Views are wanted on a 2026 scheme to upgrade King's Road, the council says.
Free and reduced bus fares for passengers under age of 19 will continue in York until March.
Blind Army veteran sells Ao Tanaka's shirt for Blind Veterans UK and Hounds for Heroes.
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