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  North Yorkshire Police will take centre stage in a new television series launching on Monday (5th October).

• Labour mayor and Tory councillor unite over Labradors and pub trips

  A Conservative councillor and Labour mayor found some unlikely common ground over Labradors and trips to the pub during a North Yorkshire council meeting today.

• Mayor says 'dictator' comparison by North Yorkshire councillor was 'offensive'

  York and North Yorkshire Mayor David Skaith has hit back after a senior North Yorkshire councillor compared the growing powers of elected mayors to those of a dictator.

• New home approved next to reservoir in Silsden despite council objections

  A house can be built on land next to a rural reservoir – despite the objections of a town council.

• North Yorkshire faces major challenge to prepare Local Plan in 30 months

  North Yorkshire Council has warned it faces a major challenge to draw up a blueprint that will determine where thousands of new homes are built across the county within a tight government-imposed timetable.

• Extra bus added after children left stranded between Embsay and Skipton

  An extra bus service has been introduced between Embsay and Skipton after children as young as 11 were left stranded at the roadside because morning services were full.

• Skipton children’s charity raises £38,000 at 15th anniversary celebration

  The Principle Trust Children’s Charity welcomed more than 200 guests to its ‘A Night at the Seaside’ fundraiser at The Queens Hotel in Leeds on Saturday (26th September).

• MP calls for review of road closure signs after concerns from local businesses

  Skipton and Ripon MP Sir Julian Smith has called on North Yorkshire Council to review how businesses are consulted about road closures and restrictions.

• Bradford Council to sell Keighley land earmarked for new homes

  A plot of green space earmarked for 75 houses is among the latest assets Bradford Council plans to sell on to balance its books.

• Hundreds take part in first Skipton Sheep Trail

  Around 700 people took part in Skipton's first Woolly Sheep Trail over the summer, with visitors travelling from across the UK and overseas.

• Spellman Care named Health and Wellbeing Business of the Year

  Family-run care provider Spellman Care is celebrating after winning a major prize at the Keighley and Airedale Business Awards.

• Runners for Great North Run raise over £17,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance

  Runners taking on this year's Great North Run have raised more than £17,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

• Family appeal for help finding cat after seven weeks missing in Gargrave

  An appeal has been launched to help find a cat who has been missing from his home in Gargrave for seven weeks.

• Man arrested on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs in Skipton

  A man has been arrested on suspicion of supplying Class A drugs following a plain-clothes police operation in Skipton.

• £20m regeneration programme launched for Keighley

  A new £20million programme aimed at supporting the long-term regeneration of Keighley has been launched.

• Skipton Three Peaks challenge raises £8,000 for dementia charity

  Walkers have raised more than £8,000 for Dementia Forward after completing an 18-mile challenge around the Skipton countryside.

• Keighley shops can keep selling alcohol despite licences being revoked

  Four 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.

• Police search for Keighley man following Skipton burglary

  Police are appealing for help to find a wanted man in connection with a burglary in Skipton.

• Beer and Gin Festival returning to Glusburn this weekend

  A popular beer and gin festival is returning to Glusburn this weekend with local drinks, food and live music.

• North Yorkshire hospices warn of cuts and closures as funding crisis deepens

  Hospice services across North Yorkshire are at risk of cuts and closure as a multi-million-pound funding crisis deepens, charity chiefs have warned.