Support is being sought to help fund the restoration of Skipton’s War Memorial.
The memorial, located on the roundabout at the junction of the A6131 and B6265, was unveiled on 8 April 1922 and commemorates the people of Skipton who lost their lives in the defence of their country.
For more than 100 years, it has served as a place for remembrance and reflection, particularly during national commemorations.
The structure is a triangular limestone pillar standing around 20 feet high.
It is topped by a bronze figure of the Greek goddess Nike, also known as Winged Victory, symbolising triumph through sacrifice.
At the base is a bronze sculpture depicting a man breaking a sword, representing the end of conflict and hope for peace.
Both bronze figures were created by sculptor John Cassidy, while the memorial itself was designed by Manchester architect James Henry Sellers.
After many years of exposure to the elements, the memorial is now in need of restoration work to ensure it remains safe and preserved for future generations.
The estimated cost of the restoration is around £50,000.
Skipton Town Council has highlighted the importance of maintaining the memorial, while also recognising it as a shared asset belonging to the wider community.
Residents, local businesses and those with a connection to Skipton are being encouraged to support the project.
You can donate to the cause here.

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