North Yorkshire's Trading Standards service is urging everyone to be on their guard against cold-calling tarmac gangs. It follows complaints from farmers who agreed to have work carried out on their drives and yards. Stray FM has been finding out more from Ruth Andrews, who is Head of Investigations and Safeguarding.

North Yorkshire County Council is due to make a final decision on introducing Sunday parking charges in #Harrogate. County Councillor Don Mackenzie has been updating Stray FM on this project, as well as roadworks and a major project to repair the flood-damaged #Tadcaster Bridge.

Stray FM has been finding out how North Yorkshire Police is tackling Child Sexual Exploitation. Lisa Darvill joined officers for a special evening operation in #Skipton.

If you're a bookworm and a technology buff, you could combine the two by downloading an e-book or e-audio book. Lee Taylor, from #NorthYorkshire's library service has been telling Stray FM more.

More adults in #NorthYorkshire are being encouraged to learn a new skill. Kevin Jeffrey, from the Adult Learning and Skills Service, has been telling Stray FM what's on offer.

A special event is being organised in #Harrogate to help raise awareness of tinnitus. It's often described as "ringing in the ears", but several sounds can be heard, including buzzing, humming and whistling. The condition can also be associated with problems such as vertigo, which causes a spinning sensation. Lianne Taylor, who set up the Yorkshire Spinners support group, has been telling Stray FM more about the event.

After several high-profile cases of child sexual exploitation across the country, what's being done to try and prevent it happening in #NorthYorkshire? Stray FM has been finding out more from Dallas Frank, who is manager of the Safeguarding Children Board.

For the last 15 years, North Yorkshire's Trading Standards officers have been working with a charity called the Farming Community Network to help farmers who run into problems. Stray FM has been speaking to the charity's local co-ordinator, Helen Benson, and Divisional Trading Standards Officer Angela Lacy.

There are 700,000 young carers in the UK, but what support is available to them? Stray FM has been speaking to Samantha Richardson, from Action for Children, along with 10-year-olds Lucy Bannister and Connor Rainbow.

A network of 'safe places' has been set up across North Yorkshire, where people can go for help if they're feeling anxious or at risk. The county council has established the scheme, along with district councils, North Yorkshire Police, the voluntary sector, travel organisations and pharmacies. Sue Lear, Abigail Burns and Katie Flint have been telling Stray FM more about the project.