EASTBURN School pupils have been learning about life for children working in 19th-century mills. The youngsters visited Bradford Industrial Museum as part of a project about the philanthropist, Titus Salt. Class teacher, Heather Allister, said
TOURING theatre company Out Of Chaos is heading to Tosside this weekend with its show, ‘Unmythable’ - an anarchic blend of comedy, cross-dressing, stories and songs that bring history to life. Three actors play more than 50 characters in the show
THE West Craven Sports Centre gym, Barnoldswick, is due to close for three days from Wednesday, March 27 for a major refurbishment. The gym, part of Pendle Leisure Trust, will see a ‘substantial investment’ in equipment, including treadmills, cross-trainers
ARCHITECTS from across the world are being invited to come with a design for ‘innovative homes’ on a council owned site on the edge of Horton-in-Ribblesdale. A joint competition between the Great Place: Lakes and Dales programme - which seeks to
THE forecasted rain duly arrived on Saturday afternoon but failed to put a damper on West Leeds Motor Club's first novice and beginner's trial at Post Hill near Pudsey. The ground was muddy before the 39 competitors departed on the first of four
THE first ‘steaming Sunday’ of the year is due to take place at Bancroft Mill steam museum, Barnoldswick, this weekend. It will be the first opportunity for people to see two restored steam engines running - the 650 HP Roberts engine which originally
A FUNDRAISING lunch at Skipton’s Rendezvous Hotel in aid of research into childhood cancers will include a demonstration by international florist Liz Bishop. Malaysian born Liz was formerly an air hostess with Saudia Arabian Airlines and travelled
‘WASPI Warriors’ from Keighley and Skipton chose International Women’s Day to highlight the pensions plight of women born in the 1950s. They gathered for a public demonstration outside Skipton Town Hall with fellow campaigners from Lancaster, Pendle
THE eighth annual Pendle Job Fair is due to take place on Friday (March 22) with leading employers and colleges from across the area in attendance. Organised by Pendle MP Andrew Stephenson, the fair, to be held in Colne, is set to be one of the
POLICY making councillors at Craven Council have backed an action plan aimed at attracting younger people to both stay put and to move to the area. The Attracting Younger People to Craven Action Plan, which will be supported by £20,000 from the
A CARE home welcomed two more-unusual visitors. Therapy alpacas Sovereign and Pumpkin called at Summerfield, in Silsden. Residents had the chance to stroke and feed the duo, from Oxenhope-based Thornwood Alpacas. “The alpacas wandered around
FINAL preparations are underway for next month's annual Skipton Business Awards to be held at the town's Rendezvous Hotel. Ivan Le Roux, president of awards organisers, Skipton Chamber of Trade and Commerce, said: “With a record number of entries
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