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WALK: Wonderful views are a photographer’s delight
Jonathan Smith runs Where2walk, a walking company in the Yorkshire Dales. Jonathan has written his own book, the Dales 30 which details the highest mountains in the Dales. He also runs one-day navigation courses for beginners and intermediates. Join
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Fire prevention officer John on frontline at vaccination centres
FIRE prevention officer John McIvor, of Earby, has been working on another frontline as part of the team at vaccination centres in Burnley and Blackburn. Mr McIvor, 47, like other frontline service workers, was among the first to be vaccinated against
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'Be respectful' if visiting the Dales this Easter bank holiday
AHEAD of this weekend's Easter bank holiday, visitors to Craven are being urged to be respectful and responsible. Visitors to beauty spots are also being reminded to avoid behaviour that could increase Covid-19 infections and jeopardise further
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Controversial plans to convert former Natwest Bank to homes and a cafe are rejected
CONVERSION plans for the former Natwest Bank in Settle Market Place have been turned down by Craven District Council. A scheme to turn the ground floor into a cafe/restaurant with four apartments above was rejected by most planning committee members
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Thanks for taking part in rail station consultation say council leaders
PEOPLE in Skipton and Craven have been thanked for taking part in a consultation about multi-million plans to transform the railway station and the ‘gateway to the town’. The four week consultation, which included online events, and has now ended
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Silsden man's new book focuses on war artists
TWO official war artists from the district are the focus of a new book by Silsden man Colin Neville. The publication – William Rothenstein and Richard Eurich: War Artists – is the fourth in a series about local artists from the past by Mr Neville
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Race is on to see ospreys return to the Dales
AN initiative to see the first ospreys breed in Yorkshire for over 100 years is underway. Following sightings of ospreys, which can have a wing span of 1.5 metres, fishing in lakes and rivers around the Wensleydale area last year, two specially