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• Railway station's beer festival to start this weekend

  A weekend of steam trains, real ales and live music is coming to the Yorkshire Dales as the Embsay & Bolton Abbey Railway gets set to host its Branch Line Weekend & Beer Festival.

• Silsden green grocers and deli shortlisted for Keighley & Airedale Business Award

  Silsden greengrocer and deli has been shortlisted for a Keighley & Airedale Business Award.

• North Yorkshire Council chief executive to retire after almost 40 years

  North Yorkshire Council’s chief executive Richard Flinton has announced he will retire from his role at the end of March next year.

• Skipton MP backs tougher social media restrictions for under-16s

  Skipton MP Sir Julian Smith has reiterated his support for Government plans to ban children under 16 from using social media.

• Luke’s Big Push gets underway as Skipton team takes on 130 mile challenge

  A team of volunteers has set off from Skipton as Luke’s Big Push gets underway, with supporters backing the latest fundraising challenge for Thisisluke.

• New guided walking tours launched in Skipton

  A new guided walking tour is giving visitors and local residents the chance to discover more about Skipton, from its historic castle and famous market to the town’s canal and hidden stories.

• New family-run restaurant to open in Skipton

  A new family-run restaurant is preparing to open in Skipton town centre.

• New road at Kex Gill opens to traffic

  The new A59 route at Kex Gill has opened to traffic following the largest highways project ever undertaken by North Yorkshire Council.

• Developer ordered to remove unauthorised Silsden woodland works

  Unauthorised works to a Silsden woodland area need to be removed, and 100 trees planted in their place – a planning inspector has decided.

• North Yorkshire Police recruiting volunteer officers

  People across the Harrogate district are being encouraged to join North Yorkshire Police as volunteer police officers.

• Olympic star Freya Anderson to inspire young swimmers in Skipton

  Olympic swimmer Freya Anderson is set to visit Skipton next month for a special session with young swimmers.

• America's Got Talent films at Bolton Abbey with Spice Girls stars

  Bolton Abbey has revealed it welcomed the cast and crew of America's Got Talent to the estate for filming earlier this summer.

• New A59 Kex Gill road set to open this week

  The new A59 Kex Gill road is set to open to traffic this week as work on the major realignment scheme reaches its latest milestone.

• Skipton drivers urged to submit footage of dangerous driving

  Motorists in Skipton are being urged to submit dashcam footage of dangerous or careless driving to police.

• Concern over fly-tipping near Airedale Hospital

  A pile of waste dumped just yards from a hospital helipad has "potentially put lives at risk" – a Councillor has claimed.

• Craven College students beat national average in GCSE results

  Craven College students are celebrating after GCSE achievement rates in maths and English exceeded the national average.

• Dementia Forward encourages residents to take on Skipton Three Peaks

  Walkers are being invited to take on an 18-mile challenge around Skipton next month to raise money for people living with dementia across North Yorkshire.

• South Craven celebrates as Year 11 students receive GCSE results

  Students at South Craven School are celebrating after receiving their GCSE and Level 2 vocational qualification results.

• Julian Smith MP raises concern over rise in unemployment-related claims across Skipton

  Skipton and Ripon MP Sir Julian Smith has raised concerns after new figures showed an increase in the number of people claiming unemployment-related benefits across the constituency.

• Settle Beer Festival raises over £14,000 for two local causes

  The Settle Victoria Hall Beer Festival has raised more than £14,000 for two local causes following its return to the town earlier this month.