RESIDENTS of the Yorkshire Dales National Park are being asked for their thoughts on development proposals for the next 20 years. More than 15,000 households in the national park, including parts of Craven, have received a survey in the twice yearly
A GROUP of students won honours at an elite karate centre competition. Elite Karate Centre, which runs a karate class at Greatwood Community Centre every Monday and Wednesday from 5.45pm to 7pm, for children aged five years and over, held its first
A BRACE by Calum Wootton helped Bradley secure a 3-3 draw at Baildon Trinity Athletic on Saturday. Jack Leach scored the other goal for Bradley and Martyn Conroy, Ben Craven and Stuart Gant were on the scoresheet for Baildon. The Division Two
MORE than 20 heifers and cows sold to £2,000 or more in Gisburn Auction Marts’ Christmas dairy sale. The 86-strong entry was topped at £2,420 by the day’s reserve champion, a three weeks calved, 32kg un-registered heifer from J.R. and M.J. Moon
Holker Old Boys 1 Steeton 3 STEETON extended their unbeaten run to four games against eighth-placed Holker Old Boys in the North West Counties League Division One North. Despite the bad weather over the previous few days the Barrow-based side
THE BISHOP of Leeds will lead a service to end 12 months of 150th anniversary celebrations at St Thomas's Church in Sutton. Anyone with connections to the church or village is welcome to attend the service led by the Rt Rev Nick Baines on Sunday
AN evening with BBC Sky at Night presenter Professor Chris Lintott in Helmsley will be one of the new events featuring in next February’s Dark Skies Festival, which is run jointly by the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks. The
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THIS week we take a short trip down memory lane, or in this case, Newmarket Street, in Skipton. Many of the buildings, some imposing shop premises, some domestic houses, have either gone or changed dramatically since the time the photographs were
NOW becoming a regular feature of the Priory’s Advent and Christmas, the Live Nativity which narrates the Christmas story within the the Priory’s precincts and building, lived up to expectations again this year with a superb performance by the children
