Drunk 24 year old assaulted Skipton Market trader
A 24-YEAR old who assaulted a market trader in Skipton while drunk has been warned by magistrates he faces prison if he offends again.
Town crier honoured to take part in D-Day landings anniversary
TOWN crier Bob Kendall of Grassington will be joining hundreds of other criers wanting to remember the brave men and women who took part in the D-Day landings not only from the UK but from America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, Norway, Greece, France, Czechoslovakia, Rhodesia, and Poland.
Skipton council chief officer loses patience with town hall landlords
NORTH Yorkshire Council says it is 'working through' issues with Skipton Town Council after the town council's chief officer called for an immediate resolution over its town hall accommodation.
Skipton's new Mayor Claire Nash looks forward to her year in office
CLAIRE Nash has been elected Mayor of Skipton.
Arla says it is working to rectify nasty smells coming from Settle Creamery
DAIRY company Arla says it is working to stop 'harmless' smells coming from its Settle site.
Malcolm's Marvellous Fundraiser raises a magnificent £3,600
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.
Delight as new scout troop gets underway in Embsay and Eastby
EMBSAY and Eastby Scout Group is building on its success by launching the first scout troop in the village for 30 years.
Coping with curious cattle while walking in the countryside
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.
New council chair pledges to ensure openness for the public
THE new chair of North Yorkshire Council has pledged to ensure that the authority remains open and transparent for the public’s scrutiny after being appointed to the role.
