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• Tenants welcome new standards for region's council homes

  Families moving into council homes are to benefit from a new policy that will improve the quality of houses for tenants across North Yorkshire.

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• Airedale Hospital workers to vote on strike action

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• North Yorkshire pubs and cafes set to pay more for outdoor seating licence

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• Ryder Cup captain to host sixth Yorkshire Invitational golf tournament

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• Skipton gears up for Yorkshire Day celebrations

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• Airedale Hospital & Community Charity encourages submissions for second ‘Menu of Poems’

  In 2024, Airedale Hospital and Community Charity launched their first ‘Menu of Poems’ for patients across Airedale NHS Foundation Trust. Following their initial success, the charity are bringing the Menu of Poems back for this years’ National Poetry Day with a brand-new theme. 

• Northern to name train after rugby legend Rob Burrow

  Northern has announced it will name a train after rugby league legend and motor neurone disease (MND) campaigner Rob Burrow.

• Local solicitors named best in North Yorkshire

  A local solicitors has been named the best in North Yorkshire at the England Business Awards 2025.

• Hosepipe ban to continue, despite rainfall

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• Warnings for safety after Silsden kids call for pump track by The Hive

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• Town Council announce return of Skipton Snapshot Festival

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• Thunderstorm warning issued for Skipton

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• Leeds Bradford to launch extra daily service to Amsterdam

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• Plans approved for homes on Addingham Green Belt site

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• Grant supports restoration of two mile stretch within Leeds & Liverpool Canal

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• Local MP takes Mandatory Autism Training for Teachers campaign to Prime Minister

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• Diversity credentials challenge after young councillor replaced on executive committee

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