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• Skipton football matches raise £2,100 for Manorlands Hospice

  Two charity football matches organised by Skipton Together FC have raised £2,100 for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice.

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• Keighley Healthy Living celebrates 25 years of growth

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• Dunelm Keighley partner with Airedale Hospital for Christmas appeal

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• Popular Big Skipton Quiz returns to raise funds for children’s charity

  One of Skipton’s most popular charity quiz nights is returning next month to raise money for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity.

• Leeds Bradford Airport strikes to 'escalate' over half term

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• Yorkshire Water sewer capacity threatens new homes and funding, says councillor

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• Hellifield businessman raises over £1,400 with 50-mile challenge

  A Hellifield businessman has raised more than £1,400 for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity after completing a 50-mile run across the Lake District.

• Growing pressure on North Yorkshire farmers, reports warn

  North Yorkshire farmers are facing mounting pressure after warnings of falling food production and declining confidence.

• Elsworth at The Mill named finalist in prestigious Yorkshire food awards

  Elsworth at the Mill has been shortlisted for the Best Yorkshire Dining Experience award, following success at the awards last year.

• Cracoe farming content creator set to be part of Yorkshire Farming Conference

  Cracoe farming content creator, Tom Carlisle, is set be part The Yorkshire Farming Conference when it returns in January following its successful debut earlier this year.

• Skipton Business Awards raises more than £1,600 for cancer charity

  More than £1,600 has been raised for Cancer Support Yorkshire at this year's Skipton Business Awards.

• Scarborough’s Alpamare waterpark set to be sold with 99-year car park lease

  Scarborough's Alpamare waterpark is set to be sold alongside a 99-year peppercorn lease of the adjoining car park.

• Martin House opens new memorial garden for bereaved families

  Bereaved families supported by Martin House Children’s Hospice were joined by Chris Packham this week as they opened a new garden in memory of children and young people who have died. 

• More than £80,000 raised at Sue Ryder Starlight Hike

  More than 800 people have helped raise over £80,000 for Sue Ryder by taking part in the charity’s Starlight Hike in the Worth Valley.

• Mayor joins India trade mission as leaders target £170m boost for Yorkshire

  The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire wants to secure a share of a potential £170 million annual economic boost for Yorkshire and the Humber on a visit to India.

• Terrifying Halloween Scare Train returning to Keighley railway

  A terrifying Halloween train experience is returning to the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway later this month.

• North Yorkshire Police loses almost 250,000 hours to sickness amid absence concerns

  Almost 250,000 working hours were lost to sickness at North Yorkshire Police last year amid concerns over comparatively high levels of long-term absence.