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The Mess Room in Skipton announces change in ownership
Owners Julia and Steve have announced their departure via Facebook.
Councillors to discuss future of county's public toilets
A review of public toilets in North Yorkshire could see some conveniences closed and others given an upgrade.
Two new directors appointed at Your Media Group
Your Media Group has confirmed the appointment of two new directors as part of a management restructure.
Young reader completes whistle-stop tour of county's libraries
An avid young reader has visited every library in North Yorkshire to share her love of books over the school summer holidays.

Craven Museum Store Tour
Book one of our behind the scenes tours at Craven Museum and find out how we look after all our amazing collections. Visitors will be able to get up close to...
3 Sep 2025 at Skipton Town Hall
Skipton Memory Cafe
Come along to Skipton Library to their Memory Café. There will be books, games, jigsaws and refreshments, for a friendly, social gathering in the reference libr...
5 Sep 2025 at Skipton Library
Skipton Comedy Live: September
Get ready for a night of non-stop laughter at Skipton Comedy Live!
5 Sep 2025 at Skipton Town Hall
Keighley & District Agricultural Show
Traditional Agricultural and Horticulture show including Handicraft & Produce, Equestrian and much more
6 Sep 2025 at Marley Playing Fields

Burden placed on teachers has never been higher union warns
The burden placed on school and college leaders and teachers has “never been higher”, a teaching union has warned.
Brainwave test detects Alzheimers linked memory issues years before diagnosis
A three-minute brainwave test could detect signs of memory problems linked to Alzheimer’s disease years before clinical diagnosis is possible, a trial has found.
700000 GCSE pupils without a specialist physics teacher
More than 700,000 GCSE physics students could be without a specialist teacher, a report has warned.
Barclays becomes second UK bank to quit industrys net zero group
Barclays has become the second UK bank to leave the industry’s global alliance for setting climate targets.