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Settle girls miss out on Wembley
CASTLEFORD is a name synonymous with rugby league and two girls teams from the town will be playing at Wembley this summer as curtain raiser to the Challenge Cup final. But it could so easily have been girls from Settle who were playing in front of a
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Barlick could sack pro over visa problem
BARNOLDSWICK are considering getting rid of their pro, who is stranded in Pakistan without a visa. The club are going through a terrible spell, suffering heavy defeats and relying on substitute professionals who have to be booked from week to week.
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Wharfedale pair named in Team of the Year
Wharfedale's centre pairing of Mark Bedworth and Chris Malherbe have been named in the National Two Team of the Year, published by Rugby Times. As the team is selected on the basis of votes by the division's coaches, the impact the Greens' stars have
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Speak does the talking for Embsay
Embsay move up to third place in Division One on run rate after seeing off bottom side Sutton by 115 runs. The Shires Laners batted first and posted a score of 218-3 with Duncan Ward making 71not out and Simon Bailey (70). The visitors were dismissed
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Addingham old stagers shatter Skipton's hopes
Skipton got off to a disastrous start with opener Kevin Owens run out in the last ball of the third over going for an ambitious second run in their derby clash with Addingham. More trouble was to follow when Azhar Mahmood was bowled by Hall who then
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Classic vehicles head for Skipton
THE second Skipton Festival of Transport has some new attractions for visitors this weekend. The event, which takes place on Sunday, will see 150 classic vehicles exhibited on the High Street. One new feature for the festival is a free historic bus
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Old boy returns to deliver speech day message
A PROFESSOR who failed to get into grammar school but is now an expert in school performance was guest speaker at Giggleswick School's speech day. Professor Peter Tymms, director of CEM Centre at Durham University and former student of Giggleswick School
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Chairman votes for himself in honorary role
THE outgoing chairman of Craven District Council had the deciding vote in choosing his successor - and voted himself in for a further year. It meant that for the second time in five years, Coun Marcia Turner was denied the leading role. In 2002, as