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North Yorkshire County, UK
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Democracy reporter covering the North Yorkshire and Darlington areas, including two national parks
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North Yorkshire farmers tell Prince of Wales they could be last generation to farm

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By Stuart Minting Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Upland farmers in the Yorkshire Dales have told the Prince of Wales they fear for the future of agriculture as financial challenges and uncertainty increasingly loom large over the industry.
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Owner thanks firefighters who rescued horse from huge pile of manure

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By Stuart Minting Verified
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Acaster Malbis: The Yorkshire riverside village in the shadow of a dark and tragic event

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By Stuart Minting Verified
| Our Community Now
Share However, almost the opposite is the case. The community which had grown to just over 800 at the last census, and its 12th century lord are instead irrecoverably linked to one of Yorkshire’s darkest and most shameful events. Richard Malebisse, forester for Yorkshire, led a massacre in York in 1190 of about 150 Jews, “all but extinguishing” the city’s Jewish community to whom he had accumulated sizeable debts in the 14 years he had held the Acaster estate.
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