Richard Webb

On Monday night it was confirmed that the outbreak has centred on the Clipper warehouse, a short distance from Selby town centre.placeholder image

Selby has highest covid rate in England with 101 cases this week after outbreak

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Public urged to 'act responsibly' in North Yorkshire as bars and pubs reopen

A North Yorkshire County Council leader has expressed concerns that an influx of people from outside North Yorkshire will descend on the county's beauty spots over the Easter weekend.placeholder image

Council leader urges visitors to North Yorkshire to not crowd beauty spots

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'Never have we been more together' - Health bosses on a year of lockdowns

The number of people who have died from Covid-19 across North Yorkshire has passed the 1,000 mark, county leaders have revealed. Pic: James Hardistyplaceholder image

'Sombre milestone' as North Yorkshire passes 1,000 Covid-19 deaths

North Yorkshire County Council will be checking that supermarketsareenforcing mask wearing, social distancingand limits on shopper numbers.placeholder image

Supermarkets in North Yorkshire to be inspected over Covid-19 guidelines

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North Yorkshire council director quits charity board over 'conflict of interest'

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North Yorkshire's director of public health leaves post

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Tier 1 status in North Yorkshire 'hanging by a thread'

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Mental health concerns for older people as day care services stopped from openin...

The coronavirus response 'exposed fault lines' in adult social care system in North Yorkshire, the authority's director for health and adult services has saidplaceholder image

Coronavirus response 'exposed fault lines' in adult social care system

The 14 Yorkshire council's who responded to a request for information spent more than 9m this year on loneliness initiativesplaceholder image

Spending on loneliness up by 55 per cent by Yorkshire council's since launch of ...

Reg Scaife, 79, outside his home near Hampsthwaite in North Yorkshire.placeholder image

A Tale of Two Yorkshires: Politicians '˜still not facing up to lack of housing f...

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'˜Gaping hole' in finances as Yorkshire families struggle to pay social care bil...

THE SOCIAL care 'ticking timebomb' has blown a gaping hole in family finances, a union has warned, after an investigation revealed more than 13,000 people across Yorkshire are trapped in debt for care fees.

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Harrogate choir hitting the right note in the fight against dementia

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YP Letters: Why there was no future for the Futurist in Scarborough

Richard Webb, North Yorkshire County Council's Director for Health and Adult Servicesplaceholder image

County pledges to prioritise loneliness

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Popular effort could be salvation of cinema

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Care home closures plan set to go before council

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Referees wired up for TV comments

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