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  • Bolland Blue is New Year champion

    THE opening New Year rearing calf show at Skipton Auction Mart, which attracted a solid entry of 86 head, produced a first-ever championship success for Yorkshire Dales husband and wife, Paul and Janet Bolland, who farm with their son James at Dykelands

  • Letter: Honours system is a 'joke'

    I WOULD like to congratulate the Queen for turning the honours system, which for a long time has been an out-of-date joke, into a sick joke by bestowing on former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair the most senior form of knighthood - Knight Companion

  • Dairy sale solid start to 2022

    SKIPTON Auction Mart’s first Craven Dairy Auction of 2022 presented both local and travelled buyers with a solid selection of 17 head, comprising seven fresh heifers, six fresh cows and a quartet of in-calf cows and heifers, over half of those forward

  • Climbing contest for primary school pupils

    A COWLING outdoor education centre is staging a climbing competition for primary schools. The Roses contest, being hosted by High Adventure, is open to entries from across Yorkshire and Lancashire. Primary schools are invited to take along

  • Man handed £816 fine for driving offences

    A SKIPTON man has been ordered to pay £816 for driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence and with no insurance. The case against Steven Roberts, 20, of Whinny Gill Road, was proved in his absence at Preston Magistrates' Court on December

  • Calls for blanket 20mph speed limit dismissed again

    CALLS to introduce a default 20mph speed limit in built-up areas have again been unanimously dismissed after the highways authority said it would focus spending its road safety funding on areas it could make a bigger impact. Yesterday's meeting

  • Skipton 'Rosey' after narrow home victory

    ALTHOUGH the wet weather effected several games this weekend, the Roses fixture against Old Brodleians Ladies was able to take place on Sunday 9th January 2022. Brods won the coin toss and chose to play down the slope., but it was the Roses who