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• Skipton Santa Sleigh appeal launched as Rotary steps back

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• EasyJet announces it will stop flying from Leeds Bradford Airport

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• Local bus drivers recognised among Transdev's safest

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• MP raises concerns over Silsden housing development construction works

  Residents in Silsden have raised concerns about ongoing construction work at a Persimmon housing development off Bolton Road.

• Silsden Beer Festival will not return to Town Hall next year

  Silsden Beer Festival will not return to Silsden Town Hall next year, after the venue confirmed it will no longer be able to accommodate the event.

• Addingham and Ilkley go head to head for charity cricket match

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• Speed cameras 'likely' to be installed between Keighley and Silsden

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• Skipton solicitors shortlisted for five Yorkshire Legal Awards

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• Skipton businesses warned over counterfeit £20 notes

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• Ambulance called after woman suffers fall at Bolton Abbey

  Emergency services were called to Bolton Abbey after a 78-year-old woman suffered a fall yesterday afternoon (Sunday).

• £56,000 raised for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice at Coniston Challenge Day

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• Skipton BID encourage residents to nominate their favourite local businesses

  Skipton residents are being encouraged to vote for their favourite independent businesses for the Love Your High Street Awards.

• Cowling couple take on 106-mile running challenge

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• Skipton-Colne rail reopening could give young people a major boost

  The campaign to reopen the long-closed rail line between Skipton and Colne has taken another step forward, with campaigners saying the project could transform access to education, employment and leisure opportunities for young people across the region.