Council to update A59 Kex Gill closure and realignment project

More from Local news

• Concerns over North Yorkshire Council’s net zero progress as vehicle emissions rise

  North Yorkshire Council is facing criticism over its slow progress towards net zero after new figures revealed a rise in emissions from its vehicle fleet.

• Skipton and Ripon MP encourages nominations for rural community awards

  Residents across Skipton and the surrounding area are being encouraged to nominate local businesses and community champions for the Countryside Alliance Awards 2027.

• North Yorkshire councillors warn planning changes will weaken local voices

  Councillors in North Yorkshire have warned that government changes to the planning system will leave communities with less say over new developments.

• £1million funding boost announced for Keighley businesses

  A new £1million funding package has been launched to help businesses in Keighley expand and create jobs.

• Cowling businesswoman shortlisted for three national awards

  The founder of a Yorkshire women's health brand has been shortlisted for three national business awards.

• Skipton MP raises concerns over treatment of rural postman

  Skipton and Ripon MP Julian Smith has raised concerns about the treatment of a local postman who helped deliver a parish magazine.

• Skipton MP calls for action following rise in unemployment benefit claims

  Skipton MP Sir Julian Smith has called for Government action after a rise in the number of people claiming unemployment-related benefits across his constituency.

• Space technology firm reveals why it chose Keighley for £9m space centre

  The boss of an International space business has revealed why they chose Keighley for a £9m investment in space technology.

• Record-breaking Glitter Ball raises over £280,000 for children's hospice

  A charity ball at Rudding Park has raised more than £280,000 for Martin House children’s hospice – the highest total in the event’s history.

• New route announced for Great Skipton Santa Fun Run

  Organisers of the Great Skipton Santa Fun Run have announced a new 5K route for this year’s event.

• New fines proposed to tackle illegal tobacco and vape sales in North Yorkshire

  Businesses selling tobacco and vapes illegally could face fixed penalty notices under proposals being considered by North Yorkshire Council.

• North Yorkshire councillors could receive 2.6 per cent allowance rise

  North Yorkshire councillors could see their annual basic allowance rise to £18,431 under proposals due to go before the council.

• Plans for new multi-billion pound approach to care services

  Care services across North Yorkshire could be transformed under new proposals worth an estimated £3.5 billion over seven years.

• Two Skipton photographers reach finals of prestigious wedding awards

  Two wedding photographers from Skipton have been named regional finalists in the Wedding Industry Awards 2027.

• Ryanair announce new flights from Leeds Bradford Airport

  Ryanair has announced four new routes from Leeds Bradford Airport for summer 2027.

• Leeds Bradford Airport strikes suspended as fresh pay talks planned

  Planned strikes at Leeds Bradford Airport have been suspended to allow fresh negotiations over pay.

• Winter bus timetable changes announced for Skipton and Craven

  Several weekend bus services in Skipton and the wider Craven area are changing for the winter as the clocks go back this weekend.

• Andy Burnham meets Keighley table tennis coach ahead of new Parkinson's sessions

  Prime Minister Andy Burnham has met a Keighley table tennis coach ahead of the launch of new sessions aimed at supporting people living with Parkinson's.

• Inherited jewellery: where do you start?

  A jewellery box left behind by a parent or grandparent can be one of the hardest things to deal with after a loss.

• Skipton MP calls for National Insurance cut to support hospitality jobs

  Skipton and Ripon MP Sir Julian Smith has called on the Government to consider cutting National Insurance costs for hospitality businesses to help them employ more young people.