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• Food festival to come to Skipton this August

  This August at Aireville Park, Skipton will see a 'Feastival'.

• North Yorkshire Council plans six-week school summer holiday in 2027/28

  School children in North Yorkshire will get a six-week summer holiday next year — a week less than this year’s seven-week break.

• BID supports Council to give businesses to have their say on Town Investment Plan

  Skipton BID is working in partnership with North Yorkshire Council to give local businesses the chance to have their say on future investment in the town.

• Charity rounders tournament to support hospice charity

  At the end of this month a charity rounders tournament will raise money for a local hospice charity.

• York and North Yorkshire visitor levy must be kept simple, report finds

  Simplicity must be a priority if a visitor levy is introduced in York and North Yorkshire, a new report concludes.

• Seven new homes planned on Addingham green belt land

  Plans have been submitted to Bradford Council for a seven property development on the edge of Addingham.

• Councillors' addresses to be removed from council website to prevent harassment

  The home addresses of North Yorkshire councillors are to be removed from the public register to protect them from harassment.

• Flamingo Land stabbing suspect jailed for four and a half years

  A man who carried out an unprovoked stabbing at Flamingo Land has been jailed for four and a half years.

• Woolly Sheep Inn win at Pub and Bar awards

  The pub located in Skipton took home a win last week.

• Woolly Sheep Trail set to start in Skipton over the summer

  Knitters and weavers have been hard at work to bring the brand-new Woolly Sheep Trail herd to life for the first time in Skipton.

• Skipton Gala announce cancellation of fireworks due to rising costs

  The Skipton Gala is taking place tomorrow (Saturday 13th June).

• Former Lioness travels through Silsden and Addingham as part of Comic Relief challenge

  Former Lioness, Jill Scott travelled through Silsden and Addingham yesterday.

• Firm, fair and friendly policing for 'odd' World Cup

  North Yorkshire Police is ready for an ‘odd’ World Cup amid a zero-tolerance warning on anti-social or criminal behaviour.

• Skipton MP meets with North Yorkshire Police Over Dales Traffic and Anti-Social Behaviour Concerns

  Julian Smith MP has met with senior officers from North Yorkshire Police

• Family pay tribute to 'kind and caring' teen who died near Burnsall

  The family of a 13-year-old girl who died after being rescued from the River Wharfe near Burnsall have paid tribute to their "bright, kind, and caring" daughter.

• Trees could get greater protection under new council policy

  North Yorkshire Council is set to consider a new countywide policy aimed at protecting trees and woodlands while creating greener and healthier communities.

• Skipton MP speaks in Parliament on water safety following death of 13 year old girl

  Julian Smith MP raises Burnsall water safety concerns in Parliament following tragic deaths.

• Councillors to discuss new plan to strengthen action on anti-social behaviour

  Plans to improve how anti-social behaviour is prevented, managed and tackled across North Yorkshire are set to be discussed by councillors.

• Housing target could be the "death of villages" in North Yorkshire, councillor warns

  A Government target to build thousands of new homes in North Yorkshire could lead to the "death of villages", a councillor has claimed.

• Children's charity announce new appointment of Patron

  The Principle Trust Children’s Charity has announced the appointment of Tom Cockerham as a Patron.