ERMYSTED’S Grammar School's Cross-Country team put in a stellar performance to win last Wednesday's Coventry Relays in the War Memorial Park. Since 1972, King Henry VIII School has hosted what is now regarded by many as the national Inter-Schools
AN exhibition inspired by the renovations of a 17th century Cononley farmhouse is due to take place at East Riddlesden Hall. 'Traces' will aim to connect the lives of people from the past to the present day, and will run from Saturday. When the
GLOWING tribute has been paid to Airedale Hospital's endoscopy unit. The department has once again been awarded full accreditation by the Joint Advisory Group (JAG) of the Royal College of Physicians. JAG sets out standards for endoscopy units
GIGGLESWICK School sixth former George Collins has won a prestigious scholarship to pursue his dream of studying at Berklee College of Music in America. The 17-year-old, who lives near Settle, successfully auditioned for a place to study Batchelor
YORKSHIRE THREE Skipton 5 Wensleydale 18 WENSLEYDALE had Storm Eric at their backs from the kick-off and used the wind advantage to good effect to beat Skipton 18-5 at Sandylands on Saturday. The visitors notched up an 18-5 half-time lead
AIREDALE Hospital has taken a stand – five, in fact! The Friends of Airedale donated £3,700 to buy five standing aids, which will be used to help patients with their mobility. The devices will enable patients to contribute while being moved,
POSSIBLY the last consultation into the Craven Local Plan before it can be formally adopted is due to get underway next week. The six week consultation will run from Tuesday, February 19, to April 1 and will look at a number of ‘main modifications
NATIONAL LEAGUE TWO NORTH Macclesfield 13 Wharfedale 34 A DOMINANT performance saw Wharfedale earn a convincing 34-13 win at Macclesfield. They dominated the opening quarter and came out after the interval and controlled the game playing
PINSUTI, the Ilkley and Skipton chamber choir, together with an ensemble and some talented soloists will be performing Bach’s masterpiece St John Passion at Christ Church in Skipton on Saturday, March 9. St John Passion is one of JS Bach’s most
Squires Gate 3 Silsden 4 SILSDEN had to make a second visit to Squires Gate on Saturday, as the earlier Hallmark League Premier Division clash was abandoned at the break because of a floodlight failure. The overnight storms had abated although
A GROUP which spent many years improving the health of elderly people has donated to Airedale Hospital, in memory of one of its founding members. Isobel Scarborough was a driving force in a number of voluntary projects including Keighley Council
NORTH Yorkshire Police took part in a cross county clamp-down on rural crime which resulted in hundreds of vehicles being stopped and a number of arrests. Around 110 police officers, PCSOs, and special constables from North Yorkshire, Cleveland,
Daisy Hill 2 Steeton 2 STEETON grabbed a point from their visit to Daisy Hill with a dramatic 92nd-minute equaliser from Ben Clarkson in this Hallmark Security League Premier Division clash. A fast and furious opening saw little decent football
SETTLE United came away with 7-1 victory against Rolls in one of the few games played in the Craven League at the weekend. Despite the weather forcing the postponement of all other league matches, Settle United's game at their Giggleswick ground
ANYONE who enjoys singing is being encouraged to join a new community choir being launched in Skipton. The All Together Now group sang for the first time at the switching on of the Christmas lights last year and now, following the successful setting
BARNOLDSWICK Town had yet another game called off last Saturday. Town were due to play Congleton Town at Silentnight Stadium, but heavy rain overnight on Friday forced the club to call the game off due to a waterlogged pitch. It was the fourth
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THE scale of the challenge facing the county's police force has been underlined after a study found residents ranked it the lowest of key local services – below councils, buses, trains and health services. North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime
