Hundreds gather for sporting tradition
After weeks of unsettled and wet weather the sun shone down on the annual Burnsall Feast fell race on Saturday.
Concert showcase for young composer
A young Barnoldswick composer has had his work played in front of an audience at one of North's top churches.
Festival was a 'living nightmare'
West Craven's Shamania Festival was a living nightmare for residents, it has been claimed.
Putting up speed sign is too dangerous
West Craven has a new speed warning device that could help save lives - but no-one has had the necessary health and safety training to put the sign up.
Bed tester's bottom line is £1 million
Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez and Barnoldswick worker Graham Butterfield all have something in common.
Bid to make town a plastic bag-free zone
A councillor has launched a mission to rid Barnoldswick of plastic bags.
Transport to national park 'is vital'
Ensuring people have access to the national park by public transport is one of the key challenges facing Craven, a Government minister said.
Church bells on the move
The historic bells at Barnoldswick's St Mary le Gill Church have been moved for the first time in more than 100 years.
Cash boost for bells appeal
Pendle's former mayor has donated £1,500 in a bid to get the bells ringing again at a Barnoldswick church.
