'Sausage World' plans put on holdpublished at 21:49 Greenwich Mean Time 15 February 2019
The family-run sausage firm Heck plans to build an attraction at its base in Kirklington, near Bedale.
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The family-run sausage firm Heck plans to build an attraction at its base in Kirklington, near Bedale.
Read MoreLeeds prop Anthony Mullally leaves Headingley to rejoin his old Rhinos boss Brian McDermott at Toronto Wolfpack.
Read MoreNo trace of the 21-year-old student has been found since her disappearance in Hull two weeks ago.
Read MoreA woman from Knaresborough who has had to use a wheelchair since being paralysed when she was hit by a van 10 years ago has been nominated for two awards for the work she does giving road safety advice to schools.
Lauren Doherty has been nominated for volunteer of the year and outstanding contribution at the Yorkshire Choice Awards, which are being held in April.
She said: "Even if one person didn't have to experience what I've been through, it would be really worthwhile."
These photographs show dumped Yorkshire puddings clogging up a sewer.
Anglian Water shared the photographs of the sewer in Ipswich on Twitter.
The photographs came to the attention Yorkshire Water...who weren't happy about it:
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A pair of remote control helicopters have been stolen from a house in York.
A vase was also taken from the property on Swale Avenue along with four women's coats during the robbery which happened at about 23:55 last night.
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward.
A permanent tribute to World Cup-winning goalkeeper Gordon Banks, who died earlier this week aged 81, is being discussed by the FA and Sheffield City Council.
Banks was awarded "Sheffield Legend" status with the first ever star installed on the city’s hall of fame.
Councillor Mary Lea said: "The people of Sheffield are sad to hear of the loss this week of Gordon Banks - one of the city's most famous sons.
"We have committed to mark his achievements and are currently in discussions with the FA about how this could best be done."
A woman who died in a fatal collision in Leeds has been named by police.
Diane Rosalind Moore, 77, was driving on York Road at about 10:30 on 2 February when her VW Passat collided with a Vauxhall Corsa at a junction off the A64 with Marsh Lane.
She was taken to hospital but died six days later.
Police are appealing for anyone with information about the incident to get in touch.
Research at a Yorkshire medical school has found a link between e-cigarettes and people taking up smoking.
The study, by researchers at Hull York Medical School, showed that some young people vape before trying real cigarettes.
But Professor Kamran Siddiqi, who co-led the study, says the evidence needs to be treated with caution.
He said: "Clearly there's some association between use of e-cigarettes and taking up smoking behaviour.
"I don't think we have evidence to say it was e-cigarettes which led them to take up smoking, we still need to be vigilant but I don't think we should be too alarmed."
One of the world's biggest planes, the RAF's Boeing C17 Globemaster transport aircraft, landed at Leeds Bradford Airport today, external.
Two men have been jailed after admitting assaulting homeless men in a tent in Hull.
Read MoreBram Radcliffe, two, was watching cartoons when parts of a "dangerous" marble surround fell on him.
Read MorePolice have released CCTV images of two men they want to identify after a burglary at a business in Hull.
Detectives investigating the raid, on Anlaby Road on Tuesday 8 January, have released images of the pair they want to talk to.
Humberside Police want to hear from anyone who recognises the men in the photographs.
Police searching for a missing North Yorkshire ultra runner want to talk to the owner of a car which was parked near to his.
Nicholas Harper, 50, from Pickering, was last seen more than a week ago and his car was later found at Cowhouse Wood, near Helmsley.
Officers want to speak to the owner of a silver estate car which was parked in the same area where the trainee teacher's car was located.
It'ss thought the car was parked there on the morning of Thursday 7 February, the day Mr Harper went missing, and for a couple of mornings beforehand.
North Yorkshire Police say: "It may be that the driver has seen or heard something which may assist with the investigation."
A girl has been taken to hospital for treatment after being grabbed by a man in Leeds earlier.
The alleged incident happened on Torre Close at about 08:15.
The girl's injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
A police cordon remains in place.
Police are urging anyone who witnessed the incident to get in touch.
Young people explain why they walked out of schools across England to protest over climate change.
Read MoreMotorists are being warned to plan their journeys if attending next week's RAF and USAF fly-past over a Sheffield park.
The fly-past is to mark the anniversary of a fatal World War Two USAF plane crash in a Sheffield park will take place after a campaign led by BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker.
Endcliffe Park's limited car parking means people are being encouraged to take public transport to the venue ahead of the 08:45 fly-past, according to Sheffield City Council.
The US bomber - a B-17 Flying Fortress known as Mi Amigo - came down in Endcliffe Park, Sheffield, in 1944 killing all 10 airmen on board.
The campaign began after Dan Walker met Tony Foulds, who witnessed the crash and regularly tends to the park's memorial to the dead airmen.
Pupils walk out of schools across the country to declare a "climate emergency".
Read MoreOne man has been arrested after he and another man were found stabbed in Huddersfield last night.
Emergency services arrived at Blacker Road at about 19:15 and found a 20-year-old man who had suffered serious injuries from a stabbing.
Another man, aged 17, was found nearby with a surface wound.
He has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Det Insp Mark Catney said: " I would appeal for anyone who witnessed the incident happening or anyone who saw the men moving onto Blacker Road to contact officers."
A supercar's been stopped by police near Huddersfield and given a ticket for not having a front number plate, police say.
The bright red Ferrari was stopped on the A643 near Huddersfield by officers for not having the requisite white plate across the front bumper.
The DVLA website states that drivers can be fined up to £1,000 and the car will fail its MOT test if it's driven with incorrectly displayed number plates.