Dexter's Surf School and Desapline Martial Arts School in Scarborough are set to benefit from £62,000.

A Hull art gallery is offering haircuts with the leftover shavings shaped into a sculpture.

Time For Care saved the equivalent of 1.23m GP appointments last year and is now being expanded.

The Seated Figure on Castleton Rigg will be relocated to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

Harry Newman scores four tries as Leeds thump League One side Workington to reach the sixth round of the Challenge Cup.

Ben Jones-Bishop scores two second-half tries as Wakefield beat Wigan in a thrilling Super League encounter.

Matthew Bradley, originally from Northern Ireland, was left dying on a Liverpool street, by a driver.

Pippa said signing petitions and joining marches was not enough to make her voice heard.

Super League side Castleford sign Melbourne Storm centre Cheyse Blair on a three-and-a-half-year contract.

Yorkshire pile up 554-7 declared on day two of their Championship game against Hampshire, who end day two on 74-3.

Thomas Bimson, 23, who had no licence, was found guilty of causing death by dangerous driving.

An internet user who wrote in the comments section of a news article about their experience of being stalked has been urged to get in touch with North Yorkshire Police.

The man or woman went on the website of a York media outlet and talked about being stalked over a number of years, police say.

Officers want to hear from them after comments were left on an article about National Stalking Awareness Week.

Archaeologists have been given an opportunity to discover more about the history of York's medieval city walls.

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The walls run for 2.1 miles and include five main gateways and 45 towers.

Under the council's plan to upgrade the front of the city's railway station, Queen Street Bridge (pictured), next to part of the walls, would be demolished.

Now archaeologists have been called in to look at the impact the scheme could have.

John Oxley, the council's city archaeologist, said: "We are digging a series of small trenches right up against the city wall.

"There are two shards of Roman pottery that have popped out already: a Roman Samian ware which is orange-red glazed and a piece of Roman mortaria."

The bridge will be taken down in sections to enable the team to monitor any movement in the walls as a result of the works.

Have you seen Tracey Bailey?:

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The 41-year-old was last seen at The Light on the Headrow in Leeds this afternoon and hasn't been seen since. She was reported missing at about 13:50.

She is described by police as white, of stocky build, with a shaved head and she was wearing a grey hooded top, pink t-shirt and grey jogging bottoms.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is being asked to contact police.

A dog has been taken in by Hull City Council after being spotted tied to a lamp-post in the city.

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Max the boxer was reported to council dog wardens by a concerned resident who found him on Scott Street yesterday.

Hull City Council says his owner "acknowledged they were no longer able to look after the animal and took the difficult decision to sign the dog over into our care".

Max was assessed by vets and has now been transferred to a specialist boxer rescue centre which will try and find him a permanent home.

Police say the person who killed a Rotherham woman may have returned to the area where her body was discovered in the days after her death.

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Alena Grlakova, 38, who was last seen near a hotel in Rotherham's Parkgate on Boxing Day, was found dead behind it on Tuesday.

Officers are continuing to search the scene and have appealed to members of the public who may have seen "anybody acting suspiciously" to get in touch.

Det Ch Insp Mark Oughton believes the offender may have returned to the area between 26 December and Monday this week.

He said: "I do believe that members of the public in the local area have critical information that's crucial to my enquiry."

Police say they have been given more time to question a 45-year-old Rotherham man on suspicion of her murder.

Tourism organisation Welcome to Yorkshire has been accused of dragging its feet over the investigation into claims against former boss Sir Gary Verity.

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West Yorkshire council leaders have said events like the Tour de Yorkshire could be at risk if the tourism body doesn't change how it works.

Sir Gary (pictured) resigned on health grounds on 22 March but since his departure concerns have been raised about his expenses and behaviour.

Council leaders say the investigations aren't moving fast enough and also say they want immediate changes to make the organisation more transparent or future funding could be at risk.

Welcome to Yorkshire says it expects to have appointed those who will carry out the investigations within the next week.

Muhammad Awaisi, from Bristol, was driving at nearly twice the speed limit when he crashed in Bradford.

About 100 students in York have joined thousands of others calling on governments around the world to take greater steps over climate change.

It comes after a number of recent demonstrations by pupils at local schools and by members of Youth Strike 4 Climate.

It's the third time they've walked out of lessons to strike.

A museum in Hull is to reopen tomorrow after work on a new heating system was completed earlier than expected.

Not sure how that'll go down with Hull and East Riding Museum's woolly mammoth...: