Trading Standards officers in North Yorkshire say they are pleased with the way local businesses have embraced the new regulations around reopening after the lockdowns.
With a further easing of restrictions coming tomorrow, Angela Lacey from Trading Standards says they have been able to provide a range of support to businesses:
With further changes imminent, Angela says there have been very few problems:
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Firefighters from across the region have taken part in a major training exercise simulating a school fire with missing casualties at the former Eskdale School site in Whitby.
Local creatives will be prioritised for future public art commissions following a backlash over the use of artificial intelligence on a giant deckchair trail in Scarborough.
Fire and rescue services across Yorkshire have joined forces to launch a region-wide campaign aimed at preventing devastating moorland wildfires this summer.
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