AN open day at Airedale Hospital has been hailed as a "phenomenal" success. Around 800 people attended the event, which featured a massive range of attractions. "Despite poor weather the day went fantastically well and we were absolutely
CRAVEN Olympian Emma Lonsdale officially opened the third Langcliffe Show. Emma, who lives in the village and competed in the Sochi Games, also presented prizes at the event, which was held in the village institute and St John the Evangelist's
EARBY and District Gardeners staged their 71st annual horticultural show at the New Road Community Centre.Two new trophies were up for grabs , named after the late Peter Bullock and Eric Hoyland, who were both keen gardeners.Trophy winners, judged by
EARBY’S White Lion Inn has reached the final of national awards for the pub industry. The pub – run by Michael and Gemma Lonsdale and owned by Punch Taverns - has been chosen to represent the North West in the best newcomer category of the
CRAVEN Volunteer Centre said a sad farewell to one of its longest-serving trustees at its annual general meeting. Gordon Jackson has been a management committee member since the centre became an independent charity in 2003 and he has been involved as
