A SINGER from Malham hopes his feel-good song with a strong Yorkshire flavour ‘Very Merry Christmas’ will be a big hit this festive season. Dan Horsman, 27, has already experienced a taste of fame when earlier this year he made a brief appearance
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to an alleged hate crime that occurred on a bus on its way between Cross Hills and Cowling. The incident happened on the M4 Burnley/Colne/Nelson bus on Tuesday, November 19 between 4.50pm and 5.10pm, when police
COMMUNITY spirit is alive and well in Grassington after a number of groups came together to create a wildflower meadow. In partnership with Grassington in Bloom, children from Grassington Primary School and Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust (YDMT
EARBY woman Nicola Haines challenged herself to swim the equivalent width of the English Channel as part of a £10,000 charity fundraising target and was joined for the last few miles by her brother, Matthew and sister, Leanne Duckworth. Nicola has
CASTLEBERG Hospital, Giggleswick, - saved from closure by a determined community - has celebrated its official re-opening after refurbishment with staff, patients and families gathering for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Andrew Gold, chairman of the
A TEAM from Skipton based planners Rural Solutions cycled the equivalent length of the country from the comfort of their canal side office, raising a magnificent £5,200 for a charity close to their hearts. The four strong team, on static bikes,
A STEEP street in Steeton has been put back on the winter gritting route following pressure from villagers and politicians. Bradford Council reinstated High Street on the Priority 1 route after an officer made a site visit at the request of ward
POP classical artist, André Rieu will celebrate his 70th birthday with a one-off event in cinemas across the country - including Skipton's Plaza Cinema - in January. The two screenings will feature a collection of his favourite performances from
THE Skipton Choir raised more than £1,400 for charity at its inaugural concert at Christ Church, Skipton. The 80-strong group, formerly known as Rock Up and Sing (Skipton), presented its first showcase event as a newly reformed choir under the musical
STEETON are back in action again tomorrow as they face Chadderton at Cougar Park, with a win giving them the chance to move off the bottom of the North West Counties League Division One North. The Chevrons should go into the game with confidence
