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  Airedale Hospital & Community Charity hit the open road once again for its fifth annual World Book Day road trip, bringing stories, smiles, and plenty of book‑themed fun to five local primary schools. This was all made possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of CAD21.

• Councillors “bored” of link road talk and want action

  Councillors say they are “bored” of talking about plans for a link road and want work to start as soon as possible amid concerns over flooding.

• Local solicitors celebrate new Skipton branch

  Ison Harrison Solicitors are celebrating the launch of their new branch.

• Skipton schools win awards for technology tournament

  Students from schools in the Skipton area took part in the Rotary Technology Tournament at Gargrave Village Hall.

• Information wanted after stolen vehicle crashes near Blubberhouses

  North Yorkshire Police say a silver 4x4 was taken from the driveway of a property near Hardsity Hill at around 7.55pm on Tuesday, 3rd March. 

• Your Local Experiences earns thousands for local businesses in first month

  A new local voucher platform launched by Your Media Group has generated tens of thousands of pounds for partner businesses in its first month.

• Care home introduces new exhibition creating a new perspective on Dementia

  The North and West Yorkshire care group in Silsden have announced their innovative exhibition.

• Airedale Hospital launch their Easter appeal

  Airedale Hospital Community Charity has launched its 2026 Easter Appeal.

• Council shares update on Kex Gill realignment scheme ahead of June opening

  North Yorkshire Council has shared an update on the £82.5million Kex Gill realignment scheme.

• Women invited to 'Strip back' for Skipton Parkrun for International Women's Day

  Members of the Yorkshire and Humber Supporting Women and Girls in Triathlon network plan to take part in a “Stripped Back” run.

• Airedale Hospital marks milestone after over 100 people use cancer exercise treatment service

  The Airedale Active Together service, funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research, provides personalised exercise programmes alongside nutrition and wellbeing support for people preparing for and recovering from cancer treatment.

• Skipton prepares for another successful pride

  The Skipton Pride charity team share that their annual event will return to the town centre in August following another successful day in 2025.

• Skipton football coach completes 100km running challenge following son's Diabetes diagnosis

  Lee Loynes, who manages the Under-8s Scorpions and Cobras teams at Skipton Juniors.

• Council set to spend up to £477,000 on vapes

  North Yorkshire Council is set to spend up to £477,000 on e-cigarettes to help residents quit smoking.

• Skipton Household Waste Recycling Centre temporarily closed

  North Yorkshire Council shared the news yesterday.

• Majority of families secure first choice for secondary school

  Almost 90 per cent of parents and carers in North Yorkshire secured their preferred secondary school for their child, continuing the county’s high level of success in recent years.

• Skipton Canal Basin to hold Easter event this April

  An Easter-themed community event is set to return to Skipton next spring.

• Skipton MP shares concerns to Mayor over new visitor levy

  Four North Yorkshire MPs, including Skipton MP, Julian Smith have written to the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire.

• New Look: Red Lion Pub shares images after refurbishment

  Red Lion pub on Skipton's High Street recently closed for refurbishment.

• Get a spring back in your step with a day out at Bolton Abbey

  Whether you stroll along the river, discover the woodland nature trails, search for the bunnies, learn to ride a bike, or take on the Welly Walk, there’s something to inspire everyone at Bolton Abbey this Spring and Summer.