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Building society helps raise awareness of aphasia charity
A SERIES of augmented reality art posters, created by artist and stroke survivor, Mark Chappell, has gone on display at Skipton Building Society's headquarters. The artwork at the offices in The Bailey, can be viewed via smartphone or tablet using
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Young bulls on fire again at CCM Skipton
CCM Skipton Auction Mart’s latest midweek Wednesday cattle sale attracted another solid entry of 548 head, among them 148 young feeding bulls, again a high quality turnout with trade continuing unabated, with a full ringside of buyers intent on filling
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Council seeks views on future of school transport in Craven
A CONSULTATION has been launched on the future of home to school transport in Craven. North Yorkshire Council is urging parents, schools and all those with an interest in school travel to take part in its review covering the whole of the county
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Barlick welcomes new bells following successful £22,000 appeal
NEW bells will ring out the Christian message for centuries to come, thanks to community support for a church in Barnoldswick. St Mary-Le-Ghyll, this week welcomed two new treble bells which arrived on Monday morning, having set off from Derby
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High number of children secure first choice secondary school
MORE than 90 per cent of parents and carers in North Yorkshire have secured their preferred secondary school for their child. A total of 90.11 per cent secured their first preference with 95.82 per cent of all families in the county who requested
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128-home plan for Barnoldswick set to be approved by officers
PLANS to build 128 new homes on the edge of Barnoldswick look set to be approved by officers - after they have double-checked reports on flooding and drainage. Strong concerns over flooding at the site off Long Ing Lane were raised at yesterday's
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Letter: Problems with health services not all about politics
DOUG Clark continues his electioneering on behalf of the Labour Party (“Voters need to reflect on the last 14 years”, Craven Herald Letters, February 29). Fair enough, but I contend that he offers a rather one-eyed perspective. He bemoans the state
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Settle Pool - trustees issue update on financial position
SETTLE swimming pool has been given £4,000 from The Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust. Trustees of the pool recently said the community run facility was in serious danger of closing due to high energy bills. Colin Coleman, chair of the pool
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COUNTRY WALK: Take a moment to enjoy monuments high on moors
DRIVING between Skipton and Grassington, the eye is drawn to two monuments high on the moors to the east. Cracoe Monument and the cross at Rylstone lie on the fringes of Embsay Moor and are easily climbed from the dale below. Park near the Angel
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Easter holiday fun is ‘lifesaver’ for Craven families
A SKIPTON mother has spoken of how a council-funded activities programme for children in the school holidays has made a huge difference to her and her children's lives. FEAST is coordinated by North Yorkshire Together, with North Yorkshire Council
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Readers' photographs 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
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Belgravia - Behind the scenes of a developer
Belgravia have opened their doors to the media world, allowing us unique access into what truly goes on behind the scenes, and by gaining a real-life insight, we share a newfound appreciation. With Live Projects across Manchester, Liverpool, Luton