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Restaurant backs mayor's appeal
3:40pm Sunday 12th October 2008
La Locanda, the Gisburn-based Italian restaurant, has teamed up with the mayor of Skipton, Coun Carole Manley, to host two nights of tasty Italian-themed fundraising.
Comments (0)Work safeguards future of Quaker house
1:20pm Sunday 12th October 2008
Quakers in Airton are celebrating a confident future for their historic meeting house.
Waller is the best in Yorkshire
11:10am Sunday 12th October 2008
A 225-metre stretch of wall has earned Long Preston waller Steven Marsden the title of CLA Yorkshire Drystone Walling Competition winner 2008.
Council extends office hours
10:10am Sunday 12th October 2008
Skipton Town Council is to extend its office opening hours.
Book charts history of the Co-op
4:00pm Saturday 11th October 2008
A book tracing the story of a landmark shop in a West Craven village has been officially launched.
Helping young drivers to stay safe
3:50pm Saturday 11th October 2008
A scheme to help young Craven people become better drivers has been launched in Skipton.
Home to a hero's welcome
3:20pm Saturday 11th October 2008
Sunday was a special day for Andy Hodge – as precious in its way as was Saturday August 16 when he took Olympic gold and sent the nation into raptures. Special because it was a day he could spend with his mum, Liv, at the family home in Hebden.
Chinese deal points to £30m turnover
1:10pm Saturday 11th October 2008
A Cross Hills chemical firm is set to increase its annual turnover to £30 million next year after winning a contract in China.
Fresh faces uncertain future
9:50am Saturday 11th October 2008
The future of Fresh Radio is in doubt after a creditor applied for a winding-up order against its owner.
Skipton council land 'undervalued' before sale
4:20pm Friday 10th October 2008
Craven District Council sold land to Skipton Building Society at more than £400,000 below market value.
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Government defiant over 42-day plan
Updated 1:21am Monday 13th October 2008
The Government has insisted it was pressing ahead with 42-day terror detention - despite claims that the plans are already "dead".
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Angry crowd forces halt to council vote
A decision which South Craven residents feared would destroy their communities was dramatically halted this week.
Faulty blankets putting lives at risk
People are dicing with death with faulty electric blankets, according to North Yorkshire County Council’s Trading Standards.
Have your say on play area
Barnoldswick children and families can have their say on new play area plans at an event this weekend.
Tributes flow after cycling stalwart dies in accident
Tributes have been pouring in to a popular cyclist from Langcliffe who died after a road accident.
Council in bid to save £1m
Voluntary groups face closure after a decision by Craven District Council to withdraw funding.
Castleberg work 'to start in next 4 weeks'
Repairs to Castleberg community hospital in Giggleswick are scheduled to begin within the next four weeks.
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