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• Skipton Bid reintroduces street cleaning in Skipton

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• 12-hour charity CPR-a-thon returns to Skipton this September

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• Local farming charity to focus on farmer's confidence and wellbeing

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• New wedding venue opens near Bolton Abbey

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• Skipton MP welcomes new homes to Skipton

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• Tennis club in Gargrave to host Yorkshire County Tennis match

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• Plans for men's mental health taskforce in North Yorkshire

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• York and North Yorkshire Mayor marks one year in office

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• Skipton primary school helps council to plant trees

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• Process to begin to find new senior council officer

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