Mr Brightside
Residents and businesses are being urged to be wary of rogue traders who may target properties in the aftermath of damage caused by Storm Éowyn.
North Yorkshire Council’s trading standards officers are advising householders and business owners not to agree to work from roofers and other tradespeople who knock on their doors uninvited.
Anybody looking for a tradesperson is encouraged to take recommendations from friends or family and source at least three quotes to compare.
Warnings for safety after Silsden kids call for pump track by The Hive
A group of local children have taken matters into their own hands by starting to build their own pump track on the field behind The Hive Community Centre.
Town Council announce return of Skipton Snapshot Festival
Skipton Town Council announced on Wednesday that the popular Snapshot Festival will return this September.
Thunderstorm warning issued for Skipton
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Skipton and the surrounding areas today (Friday).
Leeds Bradford to launch extra daily service to Amsterdam
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is expanding its operations at Leeds Bradford Airport with a fourth-daily service to Amsterdam Schipol this winter.
Plans approved for homes on Addingham Green Belt site
Plans to build housing on a “very special” area of Green Belt have been approved – partly due to new Government planning policies.
Grant supports restoration of two mile stretch within Leeds & Liverpool Canal
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has welcomed the restoration of a two-mile stretch of the canal as an opportunity for people to ‘walk, wheel and cycle’ between North and West Yorkshire.
Local MP takes Mandatory Autism Training for Teachers campaign to Prime Minister
On 16th July, Skipton and Ripon MP, Julian Smith called on the Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, to commit to introducing mandatory autism and neurodiversity training for all teachers and school staff
Diversity credentials challenge after young councillor replaced on executive committee
The diversity credentials of North Yorkshire Council’s political leadership has been challenged after one of its youngest councillors was replaced on the authority’s controlling committee.
Two Skipton law firms join together in 'Major Skipton Legal Merger'
Two Skipton based law firms have joined together to expand their capabilities.
Yorkshire Air Ambulance chosen as council's charity of the year
The region's air ambulance which has provided vital life-saving emergency support for thousands of people has been chosen as North Yorkshire Council's charity of the year.
Mayor rejects favouritism claim over transport funding
The mayor of York and North Yorkshire has rejected suggestions he favoured his home city over the wider county when he handed out funding for transport projects.
Skipton Girl's High School walks 10k for former student's charity
The girls' high school took part in a 10k walk last Wednesday to raise money for a local charity.
Skipton Christmas Market set to return to the High Street this December
The Skipton Christmas Market will return to the High Street this December as announced by organisers.
Skipton Castle to host a series of medieval events this weekend
On 19th and 20th July, Skipton Castle will go back in time for a series of medieval reenactments.
Broughton Hall Estate to host Tough Mudder Yorkshire this month
Broughton Hall Estate prepares to host thousands of thrill-seekers for the UK’s grittiest summer challenge on 26-27th July.
Neonatal work at Airedale shortlisted for national award
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust’s Neonatal Unit has been shortlisted for a 2025 Nursing Times Award.
Yellow 'Heat Heath Alert' for the weekend in Skipton
A yellow heat health alert has been issued for the Craven area and whole of Yorkshire from noon today [11 July] until Monday morning [14 July].
Don't call 999 for hosepipe ban breaches, say police
North Yorkshire Police have asked residents to refrain from calling 999 to report hosepipe ban breaches.
Busman goes viral with inch-perfect drive through Bolton Abbey arch
It's the tightest squeeze in Yorkshire … but ice-cool Transdev bus driver Wayne Moody has proved that you can get a bus through it.
Skipton knife bin collects 69 sharp objects in one week
A knife bin in Skipton has recovered a whopping 69 knives and sharp objects in just one week.
