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• Yorkshire charity marks partnership supporting families affected by domestic abuse

  A Yorkshire children's charity is marking its long-standing partnership with a domestic abuse support organisation, which has helped families across the region rebuild their lives.

• Skipton footbridge to close for seven weeks as replacement work begins

  A footbridge in Skipton is set to close for around seven weeks as work gets underway to replace its central span.

• Skipton residents can vote to bring Coca-Cola Christmas Truck to town

  Skipton residents have the chance to vote for the town to receive a visit from the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas Truck this festive season.

• 40,000 new homes already approved or allocated land in North Yorkshire

  North Yorkshire already has planning permission or land identified for around 40,000 new homes, it has emerged amid growing anger over Government-imposed housing targets.

• Skipton runner launches new business just five days after redundancy news

  A Skipton runner has launched a new business turning people's favourite outdoor adventures into personalised prints after learning his job was being made redundant.

• Late-night Christmas shopping returns to Skipton after several years

  Late-night shopping is returning to Skipton for the first time in several years, with more than 40 businesses taking part in a special festive event.

• Hospital staff reunite 87-year-old veteran with treasured military beret

  Staff at Castleberg Hospital in Settle have helped an 87-year-old military veteran reconnect with his past after arranging a special presentation of regimental keepsakes.

• Communities praised for response to severe weekend storms

  Communities across North Yorkshire have been praised for helping neighbours and clearing debris following two major storms over the weekend.

• Glow Together walk to raise funds for Martin House

  Families are being invited to join a glow-in-the-dark walk in Boston Spa to raise money for Martin House Children’s Hospice.

•  Silsden businesses invited to take part in Christmas window competition

  Businesses in Silsden are being encouraged to decorate their shop windows for Christmas as part of a new festive competition.

• Skipton residents invited to have their say on North Yorkshire's future development

  Residents in Skipton and the surrounding area are being invited to help shape plans for new homes, jobs and infrastructure across North Yorkshire over the next 20 years.

• New Skipton restaurant announces opening date

  A new restaurant in Skipton has announced it will officially open its doors on Saturday 7th November.

• New Halloween escape room challenge launches at Skipton attraction

  A new Halloween-themed escape room challenge has launched at The Hidden Castle in Skipton for the October half-term holidays.

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

  TV quiz star Jenny Ryan swapped The Chase studio for a Skipton pub as she hosted a special quiz for members of Skipton Building Society.

• Ilkley group sponsors new football kit for Skipton girls' team

  Skipton Juniors Under 16 Girls have received a brand-new football kit thanks to sponsorship from Soroptimist International Ilkley.

• Heritage railway celebrates 58 years since historic Skipton meeting

  A heritage railway near Skipton has celebrated its 58th anniversary with a special event recognising the volunteers who have helped preserve its history.

• 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.