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Based on Stuart Minting's coverage attributes, he primarily focuses on reporting government announcements and legal policy regulations within the local context of North Yorkshire. His emphasis is on themes related to Government & Politics, Finance & Economy, and Business & Industry.
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Yorkshire’s cattle industry is large and diverse and although the region is considered a low-risk area for bovine TB all would agree it’s important to keep it that way with the prevalence of the disease in cattle herds in England dropping to 3.5 per cent at the end of December.
By: Stuart Minting
A horse swept away in a swollen river during the 250th anniversary celebrations of Appleby Horse Fair has been rescued.
By: Stuart Minting
The Easterby dynasty’s racing successes are unique, but this week looks set to prove pretty remarkable for the family. Stuart Minting reports.
By: Stuart Minting
Animal lovers are being invited to try their hand at being a pig farmer as one of the region’s most popular farm attractions joins a diversification trend in porcine experiences.
By: Stuart Minting
Bisected by one of the Yorshire Dales’ main arteries, visitors could mistake the name Patrick Brompton displayed on a rock beside the A684 for one of a Wensleydale landowner instead of somewhere associated with a delicious deciduous shrub and one of Yorkshire’s most architecturally important buildings.
Farmers and gamekeepers across a swathe of the North are being warned they face an increased threat of contracting Lyme Disease due to a dramatic rise in tick numbers this year.
The Royal Editor for The Sunday Times overcame competition from a strength and condition coach, a former bus driver and nine other amateur jockeys to win the Ernest Cooper Ride of Their Lives charity race on Knavesmire.
By: Stuart Minting
The British Isles are home to only 30 native tree species, and some of the rarest, such as the Plymouth pear and Arran whitebeam, are only found in their regions.
One of the world’s most valuable companies is teaming up with a community of farmers to trial regeneratively farmed wheat in the nation’s favourite chocolate bar.
While time often feels like it has stood still for visitors to the Newburgh Priory, for at least the last 15 years time literally remained stuck at 10.59am on the centrepiece of the Grade I-listed property in Coxwold, near Thirsk.
