A NEW stretch of permitted footpath is to be created to the benefit of walkers using the Dales Way path in Upper Wharfedale. The National Trust, which owns the land in Hubberholme, has been given permission by the Yorkshire Dales National Park
NEAR the attractive village of Danby in the North York Moors is one of the more interesting ‘Beacon’ Hills which pepper our country. It makes for a short walk with great views, and it is easy to add on a little bit of riverside walking near Duck Bridge
A FUNDRAISING extravaganza in Lothersdale proved a runaway success with a magnificent more than £3,600 raised for Dementia Forward and Herncliffe Care Home in Keighley. Organised by Malcolm Smith, Malcolm's Marvellous Fundraiser was enjoyed by
POLICE have issued CCTV images of people they would like to speak to following the alleged theft of food and medicines from a shop in Settle. The high-value theft took place on Saturday, March 16 at the Co-op store in Settle Market Place. A
COMMUNITY leaders from across the political spectrum have backed a drive to build an unlimited number of council houses in response to North Yorkshire becoming the second most unaffordable county in England for residents to buy or rent property in.
EMBSAY and Eastby Scout Group is building on its success by launching the first scout troop in the village for 30 years. Leaders of the 1st Embsay and Eastby Scout Group say they are delighted with the success of the group and its work with 65
AN action-packed agenda at CCM Skipton’s latest Saturday sale day featured the monthly livestock collective, a seasonal Agri-Trader auction and an ever-popular sale of Border Fine Art and Beswick pieces. The livestock section had an entry of 249
CCM Skipton’s latest rearing calf show on Monday had a very different feel in that British Blue-x Continentals, normally in the ascendancy, were outnumbered by their Charolais-x counterparts, with native and black and white youngsters also among a
MORE than 60 arrests and 3kg of drugs have been seized in a huge County Lines police operation - and the Telegraph & Argus was there to witness some of the raids. Over the last four weeks, 61 warrants were executed in relation to the supply of
FOR those of us who regularly walk in the countryside, we know the coming of the warmer weather around Easter time usually coincides with the arrival of cattle. That's not to say the fields are devoid of cows in the winter; there are always the
QUICK - hide the lasagne! It’s been a while but, this weekend, Garfield returns to cinemas. Strictly speaking, The Garfield Movie isn’t actually out until next Friday, not in the sense of a wide release. It’s a quirk of the industry, this. When
MORE than 400 people celebrated all things bright and rural at Ripon Cathedral in a special service as part of the tenth anniversary year of the diocese covering Craven and the Dales. The “Rivers of Life” service focussed on the significance of
A WOMAN who was attacked and trampled by cows while walking at Malham Tarn says she feared the animals were going to kill her. The woman was walking alone with her dog in the early morning on the footpath at the National Trust owned tarn beauty
Airton Quaker Services: Quakers in Airton have regular quiet meetings for worship every Sunday at 2pm in the ancient Quaker Meeting House by the Green in Airton, on Calton Lane. Worship lasts for an hour. All are welcome. Refreshments in the Barn
