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  • Airedale Hospital praised for elderly care

    Airedale Hospital has been praised for the way it treats elderly patients in a national report by a health watchdog. The State of Care report published on Friday by the Care Quality Commission, highlights the findings of an unannounced visit to

  • Man, 38, dies in Stainforth crash

    A 38-year-old North Craven man was killed when his blue Subaru Impreza left the road and collided with a stone wall near Stainforth just after 8am on Sunday. The man, who was the sole occupant of the vehicle, was travelling along B6479 towards Settle

  • Simon Beaufoy writes new screenplay

    Oscar-winning screenwriter Simon Beaufoy is writing the screenplay for a critically-acclaimed novel set during the Iraq war. Simon, who grew up in Glusburn, is adapting US writer Ben Fountain’s novel Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk. The book

  • Pendle agrees changes to cemetery rules

    Changes to Pendle’s cemetery regulations will be fairer for relatives and safer for visitors, say council officers. At a recent executive meeting, councillors decided to allow relatives to put full- length or half-length kerbs around graves, providing

  • Landlord of Castle Inn, Skipton, wins best newcomer award

    Twenty-six-year-old Calvin Dow, of The Castle Inn, Skipton, has been recognised as one of the best licensees in the country. Calvin was named best newcomer in the Star Pub & Bars’ national awards. He received his award from Jeff Stelling, presenter

  • Settle lunchtime network group a success

    Settle Lunchtime Networking Group is proving a hit. Launched last October as a small monthly gathering with 12 people, the mailing list has grown to include more than 100 businesses and community groups from the Settle, Malham, Ingleton and Bentham