Episodes

  • York: York man wanted for domestic assault | June 14

    York: York man wanted for domestic assault | June 14
    Jun 14 2026
    York police are searching for Keiron Parker after he was linked to a domestic assault, while a targeted attack on a man in Selby’s James Street is under investigation. The Sweet Spot café on Stonegate has opened to rave reviews, and the Strensall carnival returns with road closures and family activities.
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    2 mins
  • York: York council faces backlash over parking charge hikes review | June 13

    York: York council faces backlash over parking charge hikes review | June 13
    Jun 13 2026
    York residents are facing heated debate over proposed parking fee hikes and their impact on local businesses, while safety plans for the World Cup are set to boost patrols in Selby and Harrogate. Two York charity founders received MBEs, and a 15-year-old boy with autism is being escorted to his prom by 40 scooter riders as part of a community initiative.
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    1 min
  • York: Man in his 60s dies in North Yorkshire town centre | June 12

    York: Man in his 60s dies in North Yorkshire town centre | June 12
    Jun 12 2026
    York residents are facing severe traffic delays on a major North Yorkshire road due to an animal offal spillage, while the city's council faces backlash over replacing recycling boxes with wheelie bins. A new national study also highlights the growing threat of deepfake misinformation in York, including fake council content, as a local pub seeks planning approval for an outdoor bar.
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    1 min
  • York: York council changes pothole repair rules to calm drivers | June 11

    York: York council changes pothole repair rules to calm drivers | June 11
    Jun 11 2026
    York's councils are changing pothole repair rules to improve road safety and address driver frustrations, while the new mayor of Norton on Derwent pushes for stricter action against anti-social behavior. York also sees increased police patrols as part of Project Servator, and a youth-led musical production debuts at the city's theaters.
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    1 min
  • York: £3m allocated to restore York's moorland after wildfire | June 10

    York: £3m allocated to restore York's moorland after wildfire | June 10
    Jun 10 2026
    York's Local Wire update highlights restoration efforts on the North York Moors following a wildfire, a racist incident in New Street, and a rising drug and alcohol addiction crisis. Authorities are also investigating offensive graffiti in Pannett Park and pushing to save York’s health watchdog service.
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    1 min
  • York: Missing 12-year-old boy remains unaccounted for in York area | June 09

    York: Missing 12-year-old boy remains unaccounted for in York area | June 09
    Jun 9 2026
    York authorities are searching for 12-year-old Bailey, last seen in Beverley’s Norwood area, while city officials face pressure over long-term social care delays affecting hundreds. New plans aim to improve support for children with special education needs and disabilities in York, as local hero Martin Dobson completes a charity endurance ride.
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    2 mins
  • York: Police use drones to target illegal vehicles in York area | June 08

    York: Police use drones to target illegal vehicles in York area | June 08
    Jun 8 2026
    York's latest episode covers Humberside Police drone operations in East Yorkshire targeting illegal vehicles, the election of a new York mayor focused on transparency, and a unique theft case involving a Magic Rock Brewing van in Masham. Also featuring a Scarborough man charged with threats and York's annual beard and moustache contest.
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    2 mins
  • York: New York mayor pledges transparency as city faces housing and EV charging cha... | June 07

    York: New York mayor pledges transparency as city faces housing and EV charging cha... | June 07
    Jun 7 2026
    York's new mayor, elected with a narrow margin, is pushing for greater council transparency and public trust in governance. Meanwhile, North Yorkshire Police defended their cultural training programs, while residents and officials clash over the future of York’s EV charging network and the affordability crisis affecting apprentices on the city’s regeneration project.
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    1 min