Patrick Gouldsbrough

Digital Reporter/Digital Audience and Content Editor

Patrick Gouldsbrough is a digital reporter and Digital Audience and Content Editor, with a specific discipline in North Yorkshire. Patrick grew up in Selby, North Yorkshire and started his journalism career at the Selby Times. He worked there for three years before joining The Northern Echo as a Digital Reporter for County Durham. Aside from journalism, Patrick likes collecting vinyl records, playing sport and watching old movies.

Patrick Gouldsbrough is a digital reporter and Digital Audience and Content Editor, with a specific discipline in North Yorkshire. Patrick grew up in Selby, North Yorkshire and started his journalism career at the Selby Times. He worked there for three years before joining The Northern Echo as a Digital Reporter for County Durham. Aside from journalism, Patrick likes collecting vinyl records, playing sport and watching old movies.

Latest articles from Patrick Gouldsbrough

The children of class four at Sacred Heart Primary School in Northallerton recently held a coffee morning to raise funds for Friends of the Friarage’s Eye Appeal - raising £253.59

School's charity bid raises vital funds for Friends of the Friarage’s Eye Appeal
The children of class four at Sacred Heart Primary School in Northallerton held a coffee morning to raise funds for Friends of the Friarage’s Eye Appeal.

A1 Boarding Kennels and Cattery, Thorpe House, Gatherley Road, Brompton on Swale

Crufts winner to be sentenced for breeding, selling and boarding dogs without licence

Linda Susan Moran, 63, appeared at York Magistrates' Court on Friday (November 15) following her conviction on multiple charges under the Animal Welfare Act.

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Residents at Thistle Hill Care Centre in Knaresborough made large Christmas cake designs during a morning of festive fun.

Care home residents make huge Christmas cakes during festive event
Residents at Thistle Hill Care Centre in Knaresborough made large Christmas cake designs during a morning of festive activities.

Cheryl Tweedy, the former partner of One Direction singer Liam Payne, after his funeral service at St Mary's Church in Amersham, Buckinghamshire

Cheryl Tweedy joins One Direction members and other mourners at Liam Payne's funeral

Cheryl Tweedy joined members of One Direction and other celebrity mourners at the funeral of Liam Payne.

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Fake banknotes have been used in Northallerton and Darlington

Warning to shoppers and businesses after fake £20 notes used 'several times'

The offences occurred on several occasions, including Thursday, October 31, at Asda Petrol Station in Northallerton.

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Archive photograph. In the summer of 1948 the YHA arranged a dedication of Malham Hostel to be the John Dower Memorial Hostel

75 years of National Parks marked in the Yorkshire Dales with blue plaque
Around 50 guests gathered at Malham Youth Hostel on Monday (November 18), close to the village of Kirkby Malham where the legislation was conceived.

From left, Julie Greenfield and Steven Midgley from Yorwaste, and North Yorkshire Council’s head of early help, Barbara Merrygold, at a recycling centre accepting used toys

Residents urged to donate to the Reuse Santa toy appeal this Christmas
The Reuse Santa toy appeal is run by the Yorwaste waste management company in partnership with North Yorkshire Council and City of York Council.

‘Secrets of the Majestic’, an 88-page comic book anthology of stories, was inspired by the famously lavish restrooms of the Majestic Hotel, Harrogate; a space that has intrigued visitors for many years

'Unique' art exhibition takes inspiration from this hotel's 'scenic' toilets
‘Secrets of the Majestic’, an 88-page comic book anthology of stories, was inspired by the famously lavish restrooms of the Majestic Hotel, Harrogate.

Final preparations are underway for Richmond’s Christmas Fair, which is being held at the start of December, as hundreds are expected to flock to the festive event

Hundreds expected to flock to historic Market Place for Christmas Fair event
Final preparations are underway for Richmond’s Christmas Fair, which is being held at the start of December, as hundreds are expected to flock to the event.

More than £600,000 is to be allocated to several schemes across the county as part of the sixth phase of the Government’s Household Support Fund (HSF)

Thousands of households in region can apply for Household Support Fund - here's how
Thousands of households across North Yorkshire will be able to access vital support to help them to cope with the rising cost of living over the winter months.