A man has been arrested after what Police describe as a "Serious Incident"
North Yorkshire Police say that are currently at the scene of a serious incident in Thornton-le-Dale which took place shortly before 12pm today (5 January 2022).
Officers say that a man has been arrested and investigations are ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
A scene guard is currently in place and is expected to remain for some time.
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Jono Greening felt his side should have had a penalty for handball as they missed a chance to return to the National North play-off places.
Residents across the East Riding may soon notice more than just bins being collected, as the local council launches a UK-first initiative to turn refuse trucks into mobile life-saving units.
Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume has voiced her strong opposition to the proposed decommissioning of Whitby’s historic Cliff Lift, joined by a chorus of local councillors and residents who describe the 93-year-old landmark as a "necessity" rather than a luxury
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