Craven Court Shopping Centre is celebrating the official re-opening of its Grand Staircase following the major refurbishment.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by Ian Matthewman and Louise Ackerman from Craven Court.
The project has restored the staircase to its former grandeur, ensuring it remains a standout architectural feature within this beloved shopping destination while complementing the adjacent heritage zone.
Ian Matthewman,Regional Centre Manager for Craven Court said:
"We are delighted to reopen the newly refurbished Grand Staircase, which plays such an integral role in the charm and character of Craven Court and serves as a key entry point for the thousands of coach visitors who come to Skipton each year.
"This project reflects our dedication to preserving the centre’s heritage while enhancing accessibility and aesthetics for our valued visitors."
This milestone reflects the centre’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the shopping experience for visitors while preserving its historic charm.
Craven Court, known for its unique blend of independent boutiques and high-street favourites, continues to be a cherished shopping destination for both locals and tourists.
In recent months, the centre has welcomed a host of new retailers, including Spinning Jenny’s, SG7 Jewellers, Crew Clothing, The Little Book Shop, Yorkshire Cancer Research, Mely’s Nails, and The Aisle Bridal Suite.

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