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  • North Craven Angus bull hits 2,500gns Craven Native Day top

    CCM Skipton’s Craven Native Day fixture, staged alongside the annual British Blue highlight, produced a top call of 2,500gns for a rising two-year-old pedigree Aberdeen-Angus bull from the Smith family – husband and wife, Alan and Imelda, and son Neil

  • Police say damage to Glusburn toilets is 'mindless vandalism'

    TARGETED police patrols are taking place in a South Craven village after a spate of vandalism in the public park caused more than £1,000 of damage. Police are appealing for witnesses and information about four criminal damage incidents in Glusburn

  • Gargrave siblings' bid to win BBC's Race Across the World

    SIBLINGS Betty and James Mukherjee from Gargrave are still in the running to win BBC's Race Across the World. Betty, 25, a social media and events manager for a gym, and James, 21, a sales consultant, are one of five pairs of travellers in a 15,000

  • Serious collision closes A65 between Draughton and Addingham

    ALL three emergency services attended the scene of a serious collision on the A65 between Draughton and Addingham near Chelker Reservoir today. The road was closed in both directions and motorists told to avoid the area and find an alternative

  • Serious collision closes A65 between Draughton and Addingham

    ALL three emergency services attended the scene of a serious collision on the A65 between Draughton and Addingham near Chelker Reservoir today. The road was closed in both directions and motorists told to avoid the area and find an alternative

  • Giggleswick School celebrates top marks from Ofsted

    A NORTH Craven school is celebrating after being graded 'good' in all areas by Ofsted. Across the board, inspectors said education at Giggleswick Primary School was good including the school’s overall effectiveness, the quality of education, behaviour

  • Scouts St George's Day Parade hailed as largest for years

    THE Scouts St George's Day Parade in Skipton at the weekend has been hailed as the largest parade for years. All five scout groups across the South Craven District paraded from Petyt Grove up the High Street to Holy Trinity Church for a St George's

  • Craven College appoints new principal and chief executive

    CRAVEN College has appointed Anita Lall as its new principal and chief executive. Mrs Lall, who joined the Skipton-based college in early 2020, has been acting principal and chief executive for the last 15 months and follows Lindsey Johnson into

  • Letter: Up to voters to decide at Mayoral election on May 2

    IT would appear that comments made on these pages about rash promises made by one of the candidates to be our new Mayor (of North Yorkshire) that he will cut parking charges are controversial with some (Parking suggestion  is ‘simply wrong’, Craven

  • Samaritans 26-mile Balloon of Hope walk raises £3,500

    A GROUP of Samaritans and supporters took part in a 26-mile 'balloon of hope' walk taking in parts of Craven on London Marathon day. Organised by the Pendle, Burnley, Craven and Rossendale branch the aim was to raise awareness of services offered

  • Carleton returns to the 1970s with songs, music and sketches

    IT is revue time in Carleton again - and this year, it's all about life in the 1970s. Performers, including Carleton Ladies Choir and Carleton Man’s Shed Singers, have been busy rehearsing for “That’s Life in the 1970s – Songs, Music and Sketches

  • Letter: Do we even need a North Yorkshire Mayor?

    I HAVE looked at the manifestos put out by the candidates (for North Yorkshire Mayor, May 2) and non seem much interested in 'bread and butter' issues. We know what the Tories have been doing and not doing, but let us look at what the other parties