Minor injuries services at three Yorkshire Dales GP practices are to continue after health chiefs reconsidered a decision to cut their funding.

In a Westminster Hall debate, I outline the additional £1bn local government will have to spend on services over the next year.

Dr Adrian Clements and Dr James Dunbar answer questions about changes to emergency services at the Friarage Hospital, Northallerton, at a public meeting held at Northallerton School and Sixth Form College on Friday, March 22, 2019

Just after 10am last Friday in the House of Commons, the Speaker announced that Royal Assent had been given to the Parking (Code of Conduct) Bill.

Rishi Sunak has opened the first fully-accessible Changing Places toilet in the Great Ayton and Stokesley areas

Regular readers will know it is very rare for me to write about the same topic two weeks in a row. But the Friarage remains our most important local issue and the one I am most focused on.

Regular readers will know it is very rare for me to write about the same topic two weeks in a row. But the Friarage remains our most important local issue and the one I am most focused on.

People will have the chance to question senior Friarage and Health Trust doctors about changes to emergency services at the North Yorkshire hospital.

Like you, my family rely on the Friarage. From fixing broken bones to treating allergic reactions, the doctors and nurses at the hospital have been there for us, just like they have for thousands of you.

I entirely share your concern about the recent announcement about critical care services at our local hospital, the Friarage in Northallerton.