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19 June 2013 Last updated at 07:21 ET

Major music festival's Harrogate moveGilbert & Sullivan Opera Co performing Pirates of Penzance

A Gilbert and Sullivan festival which has drawn thousands of visitors to Derbyshire each year since 1994 is moving to Harrogate.

Proposed Monks Cross developmentCommunity stadium opening delayed

The opening of a new community stadium to be shared by York's football and rugby league clubs is delayed.

Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester, the National Railway Museum in York and the National Media Museum in BradfordClosure risk museums are 'safe'

The National Railway Museum in York and two other science museums in the north are not at risk from closure, the Culture Minister has said.

  • Theatre 'beyond point' of repair

    Scarborough's Futurist theatre is "beyond the point" of refurbishment, a report concludes.

  • Ex-police boss dodged driving ban

    A former police authority chairman who lives at Great Ayton faces jail after being found guilty of persuading a friend to accept speeding points to avoid a driving ban.

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EDL policing 'price of democracy'

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EDL leader Tommy Robinson says the high cost of policing the group's Sheffield protest is the price of democracy.

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