All-terrain rescuers from Clapham's Cave Rescue Organisation ready to go

A casualty is given oxygen by Pam Hickin, Pete Dean and Malcolm Linford

8:40pm Friday 23rd November 2012

It’s raining hard and, despite the time of year, there is an unpleasant cold wind blowing the rain hard across the fells.

‘Rock up and help boost our building cash appeal’

5:50pm Thursday 15th November 2012

Rock Up and Sing! Skipton is hoping to raise the roof when it performs at Glusburn Community and Arts Centre on Saturday, December 1.

CSI:Craven - starring crimefighting Louise

Louise Devereaux

11:31am Thursday 12th March 2009

The plots on smash hit US television series Crime Scene Investigation can be a bit far-fetched at times – and nobody knows that better than Craven’s own Louise Devereaux.

New SBS chief confident for the future

David Cutter

11:00am Saturday 7th February 2009

The credit crunch is a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity”, says Skipton Building Society’s new chief executive, and he has no intention of letting it pass him by.

I’ll phone up troublemakers’ mums, says new police chief

Inspector Craig Linton

5:10pm Saturday 17th January 2009

“Does your mother know?” That’s what Skipton’s new police chief is asking young troublemakers.

Best-selling writer Marina happy to be back in town

Novelist Marina Fiorato on Langcliffe Village Green with her children

4:00pm Saturday 10th January 2009

International best-selling author Marina Fiorato has travelled the world this year promoting her successful debut novel – but she’s never happier than when back at her mother’s home in Langcliffe.

Farewell to our own John Sheard

John Sheard

9:50am Sunday 28th December 2008

On a September morning in 1956, a callow 17-year-old youth fresh out of an ancient grammar school walked into a Grade Two listed office building to start a job as a copy boy on his local weekly paper, a traditional, county broadsheet with ads on the front page. It was called the Derbyshire Advertiser.

Nurse’s mission to halt advance of a ‘silent assassin’

Julia Bundock

2:10pm Saturday 13th December 2008

On two sad but deeply moving occasions in the past, I have written about people facing death from terminal illness.

The hobby that ballooned into a successful business

David McCutcheon

2:20pm Saturday 29th November 2008

Some of the happiest, most fulfilled people I know are those who have turned their hobbies into businesses. Doing what you like doing best is an enviable way of making a living and many of them have been happy to barter less pay for more job satisfaction.

Cold fury of the Legion man leading the parade

Alex Bentley

2:00pm Friday 7th November 2008

Pomp, pride and patriotism may not be as fashionable as they once were, but they will be on show in force this Sunday to mark the 90th Remembrance Sunday since the end of the carnage of World War One.






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