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  • Skipton orchestra prepares for its winter concert

    SKIPTON Community Orchestra is ready to put on a winter concert at Holy Trinity Church. The concert takes place on Sunday, December 5, at 2pm and will be a family-friendly performance with opportunities for singing along to some well-known carols

  • Defective light on car led to drug-driver being banned

    A SKIPTON man lost his licence after admitting drug-driving. Joshua Newall, 25, of Aireview Terrace, Skipton, pleaded guilty before Skipton magistrates to having 2.5ug of the drug in one litre of blood. The specified limit is 2ug. Prosecutor

  • Village news from our correspondents

    Austwick Church News: Sunday November 28, 9.30am Austwick Holy Communion & 7pm Keaseden, Songs of Praise aka “Jesus Juke Box”. Our weekly Wednesday Morning Holy Communion Services (Book of Common Prayer) 10.30am at Austwick Church. Recipe Book

  • Open wedding event at Airedale Barn planned

    EAST Riddlesden Hall is opening its doors for a one-off wedding open evening. The Airedale Barn, will be opening its doors on December 4 for a special winter open evening, ahead of an anticipated busy year for the weddings team The open evening

  • New head teacher appointed at Giggleswick School

    GIGGLESWICK School has announced the appointment of Sam Hart as its new headmaster. Mr Hart, who has come from Winchester College, will replace current head Mark Turnbull, who will step down at Christmas after seven years in the post. Mr Turnbull

  • Skipton soroptimists support United Nations campaign

    SKIPTON soroptimists have been taking part in the United Nations’ International Day of Activism. This year the campaign will focus on the issue of “femicide of the gender-related killing of women. Soroptimist International of Skipton in Craven

  • Letter: 'Dr, No? The Prime Minister is no Sean Connery!'

    So NOw we kNOw. The near future of Transport for the North, that is. There will be: HS2 for Yorkshire (which will delight some and dismay others); NO improved rail connection between Leeds and Manchester, therefore NO through line for Bradford;

  • Modality and WACA take over park run

    A RECORD 72 runners took park in a park run in Ilkley organised by Primary Care Networks Modality & WACA, which offer GP services across Airedale, Wharfedale & Craven. The group took over Ilkley Junior Park Run on Sunday November 21 as it promoted

  • COLUMN: Don’t ignore HMRC debts

    By Rob Adamson, Restructuring and Insolvency Partner, Armstrong Watson LLP FOLLOWING a long period of business support measures and postponement of tax payments, HMRC has made it very clear it is keen to collect any unpaid VAT or other taxes owed

  • GALLERY: Readers' photos from around Craven and the Dales

    HERE are more of your wonderful photographs taken around the region. We love to showcase your pictures. It could be a seasonal landscape or simply your favourite view of our beautiful surroundings. If you would like to submit a picture, email