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• £20m regeneration programme launched for Keighley

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

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• Police search for Keighley man following Skipton burglary

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

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• Keighley named best town in Yorkshire for second year running

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• Long-running Skipton craft shop to close as owners retire

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• Airedale Seniors Collective celebrates successful Silsden gathering

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• 64 arrests made in North Yorkshire Police's biggest ever operation

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• Skipton BID celebrates Silver Gilt success at Yorkshire in Bloom Awards

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