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  • Harry ‘Eski’s memory helps rescue groups

    THE Cave Rescue Organisation has made a number of donations to felllow rescue groups following an overwhelming amount of money raised after the death of caver Harry ‘Eski’ Hesketh, on June 1. More than £14,000 was donated following an appeal for

  • Walker in wellies is rescued

    CLAPHAM Cave Rescue Organisation was called out to a female walker in Wellington boots who had slipped on the rocky path above Trow Gill, between Gaping Gill and Clapham. The 34-year-old sustained an ankle injury in the incident on Sunday at around

  • Prescriptions reminder ahead of bank holiday weekend

    Doctors are urging people in Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven to check their medicine and order repeat prescriptions ahead of the August bank holiday weekend. Many GP practices and pharmacies in the area will have limited opening hours over the August

  • Cove finds itself on Lonely Planet's ultimate travel list

    MALHAM Cove has made it onto Lonely Planet’s Ultimate United Kingdom travel list. Visitor attractions and landmarks across the UK have been honoured in the travel publication’s first ever list of the top 500 unmissable experiences and hidden gems

  • Grand day out in Morecambe for Dementia Friendly Skipton

    A SUNNY welcome awaited a party of seventeen from Dementia Friendly Skipton on recently as they travelled by train to Morecambe. This was the latest in a series of trips organised by the Bentham Line, Leeds - Morecambe Community Rail Partnership

  • 50 years of sailing is celebrated in Embsay

    FIFTY years of enjoying the open waters of Embsay Reservoir were celebrated at the weekend by Craven Sailing Club. The club welcomed back former members to enjoy a party which had been organised by Barrie Jones, of Skipton. A cake was both iced

  • Musicians thanked for donations after recital

    A JAZZ quartet which played at the Friends Meeting House, in Airton, donated the proceeds of their recent musical recital to the Friends group and Kirkby Malham Parish Church. The music was provided by vibraphonist Robert Carson, saxophonist Mark

  • Ingleton rider win three races at Donnington Park

    INGLETON rider Harley Rushton won hard fought races to take three victories at the Donington Park Classic Motorcycle Festival. The event was round five of the Classic Racing Motorcycle Club (CRMC) Championship and the weather looked unpredictable

  • Skiptens tournament "a great success" for six local teams

    SKIPTON RFC hosted their fifth annual "Skiptens" Tens' Tournament on Saturday. Club spokesman Simon Smith said: "The day was a great success despite the awful weather conditions and allowed all the players to get some rugby under their belts in

  • New management team appointed at Steeton

    STEVE Lewis has been appointed Steeton reserves team manager, with Kyle Fox joining as his assistant. Lewis brings a wealth of local football experience, having previously coached at Thackley, running the Bradford club’s reserves and Under-19 teams

  • Three Links Club comes to 21st rescue

    WHAT could have turned out to be a disastrous 21st birthday celebration for the daughter of a Skipton family, became a huge success, thanks to Skipton Oddfellows. Mollie Mulheron, a Newcastle Universty student studying modern languages, was eagerly

  • Schools tee off in new tournament at Skipton Golf Club

    JUNIOR golf was alive and kicking at Skipton Golf Club recently when more than 30 students from various schools across the region took part in an inaugural tournament staged towards the end of term. In the individuals, girls champion was Lily Dunn