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• The Chase star stuns punters with surprise appearance at Skipton pub

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• Heritage railway celebrates 58 years since historic Skipton meeting

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

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• Skipton and Ripon MP encourages nominations for rural community awards

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• North Yorkshire councillors warn planning changes will weaken local voices

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• £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

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• 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

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

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• New route announced for Great Skipton Santa Fun Run

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

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• North Yorkshire councillors could receive 2.6 per cent allowance rise

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

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