THE newly appointed operations manager at The Coniston Hotel Country Estate and Spa says he is sure 'no two days will ever be the same'. Jordan Gray will be responsible for overseeing the operation of the hotel and estate, which includes conference
BOTH Jerseys and black and whites were out in force at Monday’s annual Spring Coloured Breeds show and sale at CCM Skipton Auction Mart, which supplemented the fortnightly Craven Dairy Auction. The bounty on offer came from a multitude of sellers
THE Holsteins at CCM Skipton’s latest Craven Dairy Auction were a solid trade, with total clearance of 11 cows and heifers in milk averaging £1,636. Peter Waring was rewarded for his long trip west from Cherry Burton, Beverley, when taking both
CLAPHAM countrywear clothing brand, Glencroft, and Ilkley felted wool company, Little Beau Sheep, have come together to launch a limited-edition laundry ball and felted soap. The partnership came about when Edward Sexton who owns Glencroft, met
THE majority of candidates competing to become York and North Yorkshire’s first elected mayor have pledged to harness the economic potential of bioscience and greener ambitions as part of their long-term vision to secure more money and prosperity in
SKIPTON and Ilkley school students are due to come together next week for a lively family-friendly concert being held to raise funds for a bereavement charity. The concert will showcase the musical talents of students from Skipton schools, Ermysted's
AN application under permitted development rights has been submitted for work at a farm in Giggleswick, near Settle. A prior approval notification application for Rome Farm in Storth Gill Lane seeks the go-ahead for the removal of three and the
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a collision in Barnoldswick involving a car and a tree which left a woman and two children injured. On Friday (April 12) at 6.20pm, police responded to a report of a Vauxhall Zafira that had collided with a
MORE than 99 percent of children starting primary school in Lancashire - including Pendle - in September have been offered a place at one of their three preferred primary schools. In total, 12,159 children have been offered primary places in
NINETY-FOUR per cent of families of primary age children in North Yorkshire have secured their first choice of school. Of all the families in the county who requested a primary school place for their child from September 2024, just under 99 per
PLANS have been submitted to build a new home on land next to Hesley Lane in Rathmell, near Settle. The application lodged with North Yorkshire Council proposes an 'infill' two-bedroom bungalow with access off Hesley Lane. The proposed bungalow
PEOPLE in Craven aged 75 or over, and children and adults with a weakened immune system, are being urged to book their spring Covid-19 vaccine to get protection from the risk of serious illness. Following advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination
ADDINGHAM Allotments and Gardens Association returns on Saturday (April 20) with its first spring flower show for five years. The association's 40th spring show and coffee morning, last held in 2019, will feature more than 20 classes covering flowers
A CANCER charity says it has destroyed a golliwog doll that was put up for sale at its Skipton shop. Cancer Support Yorkshire's PreLoved shop on Belmont Bridge came under fire after residents spotted the doll on display in the front window on Wednesday
