Archive - Saturday, 20 July 2019

Police launch firearms surrender
NORTH Yorkshire Police is joining forces across the country in appealing for people to hand in unwanted guns with a two-week surrender of firearms and ammunition.
Major changes in Craven home-to-school transport approved
HOME to school travel in North Yorkshire is set to undergo a major revamp, after the county council’s executive voted in favour of a raft of changes aimed at cutting a £2.4m overspend from its transport bill
New signs signal support for children’s charity
HUNTERS Estate Agents in Skipton, along with branch partners in Ilkley and Otley, are helping raise money for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity through their marketing boards.
Adam becomes climate change teacher at Upper Wharfedale School
AN Upper Wharfedale School teacher is one of only two in the county to successfully complete a selection of six courses accredited by the United Nations on climate change.
First children’s novel for Cowling writer
COWLING-based writer Jo Jones has secured a publisher for her first children’s novel. The Wild Boys of Pilanesberg, published in paperback by United PC, tells the story of a rogue herd of young male elephants whose uncontrolled behaviour unsettles the…
GALLERY: More of your great photos from around Craven and the Dales
MORE of your wonderful photos taken around the region. We welcome all contributions; send submissions to news@cravenherald.co.uk
Company is serving-up more cash for charity
HOME-shopping giant Damart – whose warehousing facility is at Steeton – is serving-up an initiative to celebrate a fundraising milestone.

19th July 2019