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• Skipton children’s charity collaborates with luxury makeup brand

  The Principle Trust Children’s Charity is proud to announce it has raised over £2,500 for vulnerable families with the help of Charlotte Tilbury, enough to provide four respite breaks,

• Police appeal after two vehicle collision in Skipton

  The incident occured yesterday (Monday 9th March) at 12:08pm.

• Village panto raises over £3,000 for good causes

  The Addingham Village Panto team have announced its production of Aladdin & his Marvellous Lamp raised a whopping £3,200, which will be split between two amazing local good causes!

• Nominations open for Airedale NHS Foundation Trust Governor elections

  Members of Airedale NHS Foundation Trust will soon be able to stand for election to become a Governor, with nominations opening on 16th March.

• Call for volunteers to tackle litterbugs in clean-up campaign

  Communities are being encouraged to get involved in a national litter-picking initiative aimed at keeping North Yorkshire clean and tidy.

• Community Centre in Silsden to hold two day sale fundraiser

  The Hive in Silsden have shared that they will be hosting a two day sale next month.

• Search for missing man continues

  Samuel Smith was last seen on the Skipton Road area and Tarn House Caravan Park.

• Skipton MP shares update on redevelopment of Airedale Hospital

  Skipton MP, Julian Smith met with Foluke Ajayi to receive an update on plans for the redevelopment of Airedale Hospital.

• Airedale Hospital charity hits the road for its fifth annual World Book Day adventure

  Airedale Hospital & Community Charity hit the open road once again for its fifth annual World Book Day road trip, bringing stories, smiles, and plenty of book‑themed fun to five local primary schools. This was all made possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of CAD21.

• Councillors “bored” of link road talk and want action

  Councillors say they are “bored” of talking about plans for a link road and want work to start as soon as possible amid concerns over flooding.

• Local solicitors celebrate new Skipton branch

  Ison Harrison Solicitors are celebrating the launch of their new branch.

• Skipton schools win awards for technology tournament

  Students from schools in the Skipton area took part in the Rotary Technology Tournament at Gargrave Village Hall.

• Information wanted after stolen vehicle crashes near Blubberhouses

  North Yorkshire Police say a silver 4x4 was taken from the driveway of a property near Hardsity Hill at around 7.55pm on Tuesday, 3rd March. 

• Your Local Experiences earns thousands for local businesses in first month

  A new local voucher platform launched by Your Media Group has generated tens of thousands of pounds for partner businesses in its first month.

• Care home introduces new exhibition creating a new perspective on Dementia

  The North and West Yorkshire care group in Silsden have announced their innovative exhibition.

• Airedale Hospital launch their Easter appeal

  Airedale Hospital Community Charity has launched its 2026 Easter Appeal.

• Council shares update on Kex Gill realignment scheme ahead of June opening

  North Yorkshire Council has shared an update on the £82.5million Kex Gill realignment scheme.

• Women invited to 'Strip back' for Skipton Parkrun for International Women's Day

  Members of the Yorkshire and Humber Supporting Women and Girls in Triathlon network plan to take part in a “Stripped Back” run.

• Airedale Hospital marks milestone after over 100 people use cancer exercise treatment service

  The Airedale Active Together service, funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research, provides personalised exercise programmes alongside nutrition and wellbeing support for people preparing for and recovering from cancer treatment.

• Skipton prepares for another successful pride

  The Skipton Pride charity team share that their annual event will return to the town centre in August following another successful day in 2025.