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Watchdog asked to review community hall sale

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By Carla Fowler Verified, Victoria Scheer Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A campaign group has called on the Charity Commission to look into the sale of a community hall, over claims around a lack of transparency and communication. The Newby and Scalby Community Hall Trust announced last week it had sold the venue to a food hall company, after it was marketed for £300,000. However, some residents have questioned the handling of the sale of what they described as "a vital community asset" and called on the watchdog to investigate.
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What happens when pupils cut back on social media?

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By Victoria Scheer Verified, Andrew Barton, Carla Fowler Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Victoria Scheer & Andrew Barton & Carla Fowler - Yorkshire Tue, June 16, 2026 at 5:29 AM UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google.
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Parents' fury over delay in reporting son missing

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By Tim Dale, Carla Fowler Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Ken and Kerstin Rudd believe the Army's failure to notice Ryan was not on base has hindered the police investigation [BBC] The parents of a missing soldier have said the failure of the Army to notice he was not on base for two weeks had "potentially" cost their son his life. L/Cpl Ryan Rudd, 28, was last seen in the early hours of 15 February on a night out at the New Inn in Selby and did not return to his barracks at Catterick Garrison.
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