
Local news
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Man arrested on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs in SkiptonA man has been arrested on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs following a plain-clothes police operation in Skipton.
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£20m regeneration programme launched for KeighleyA new £20million programme aimed at supporting the long-term regeneration of Keighley has been launched.
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Skipton Three Peaks challenge raises £8,000 for dementia charityWalkers have raised more than £8,000 for Dementia Forward after completing an 18-mile challenge around the Skipton countryside.
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Keighley shops can keep selling alcohol despite licences being revokedFour Keighley stores that were found selling illegal goods will be able to sell alcohol until February, despite Councillors deciding they should be stripped of their licences in March.
Competitions
Upcoming local events
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Abstract: Behind the Landscape Exhibition
Abstract: Beyond the Landscape brings together original abstract art by Yorkshire artists in the first of Just Makers’ new programme of exhibitions in Skipton.
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POTTERY PAINTING & CAFE FUN (SKIPTON)
Fun-filled activity pottery painting and cafe combined all under one roof.
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Skipton Music Presents: Meraki DuoFormed at the Royal Northern College of Music, Meraki Duo — flautist Meera Maharaj and guitarist James Girling — have established themselves as a leading flute ...
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APL VII - Race to Brentwood
Weekly American Pool League launching at Matrix Super Bowl, Skipton this September
at Matrix Superbowl
National news
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SpaceXs Starship launches into orbit for first time but flight ends earlySpaceX has launched its enormous Starship into orbit for the first time and successfully delivered the most advanced Starlinks yet, but cut the flight short to ensure safety.
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Sturgeon to teach women to lead under pressure during masterclassNicola Sturgeon will teach women from around the world how to lead under pressure in a new masterclass launching next year.
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Trains could be publicly owned under Great British Railways Transport SecretaryNew trains could be publicly owned under Great British Railways to reduce costs and “best serve taxpayers”, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said.
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Healey sets out plan for new age of industrialisation to boost economyJohn Healey has set out plans to reindustrialise Britain with investment in industry and support for apprenticeships as part of the Government’s search for economic growth.
Schedule
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Your Skipton Radio6:00pm - 6:30am
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Alex Cann6:30am - 10:00am
with Duchy College
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Stuart Clarkson10:00am - 2:00pm
Daytimes with Bizzie Lizzie's
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Nick Babb2:00pm - 6:00pm
Drivetime with Thornton Hall Country Park






