North Yorkshire
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County council | North Yorkshire County Council |
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Population (mid-2017 est.) | 1,153,400 |
Population | 611,600 |
Constituent country | England |
Points of interest | Castle Howard |
Whitby Abbey | |
Fountains Abbey | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 760389 |
About North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire is a non-metropolitan county and largest ceremonial county in England. It is located primarily in the region of Yorkshire and the Humber but partly in the region of North East England. The estimated population of North Yorkshire was 602,300 in mid-2016.
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Thirsk woman marks 100th birthday after a meeting with £18k a Stand-up challenge
Joyce Richardson raised almost £18,000
A 100-year-old woman celebrates her birthday with meets to your challenge, which can be up to 100 times before your big day, raising almost £18,000 for charity.
Joyce Richardson, of Thirsk, North Yorkshire , raised The Money for the Herriot Hospice Homecare in Northallerton, which cared for their son.
With the use nearly lost her legs after developing a sepsis in the Last Year , She Said , everyone was a "giant battle".
She thanked all who have donated, saying: "it is absolutely wonderful. "
Mrs Richardson, the Eldest Son of Gill, 74, was cared for by The Charity before he died last October.
The great-great-grandmother said She wanted to thank The Charity for the "wonderful support" her family received.
made to Raise £1,000 for the love, make a donation, and The Charity says, with money the total of almost £18,000 sent in the internal cards.
She Said : "When I started, I thought, when I raised £1,000, I would do very well, but I am absolutely amazed at how generous the people were. "
Mrs. Richardson was congratulated by Captain Tom Moore , who tweeted his support on her birthday. He wrote: "Welcome to The Club Joyce, 100 years young!
"And congratulations on your challenge for a great cause. Stay on the safe #TomorrowWillBeAGoodDay"
Mrs. Richardson, an image shared on your JustGiving page, as a 21-year-old in The Women 's Land army in 1941.
She Said : "The task would have been easy, even for me, in Those Days . "
Herriot Hospice Homecare Home Care in the municipalities, in the Hambleton and Richmond areas.
the Chief Executive Tony Collins said it was a "remarkable achievement".
He Said : "She has it all inside, just The Sheer encouragement for the employees to know that they are supported in this way, it really put a smile on their faces. "
He Said The Charity needs around £1m a year to continue the services it provides, and The Money would be spent, "very clever".
During the second World War , Mrs. Richardson served in The Women 's Land army in Riponfollow the BBC Yorkshire, and. To send in your ideas for a story.
hambleton, thirsk
Source of news: bbc.com