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'Better buses on the way'
4:04pm Tuesday 18th November 2008
Better buses are promised for passengers on one of the best-used routes in Wharfedale.
Comments (0)Designers set to light up the shops
7:02pm Monday 17th November 2008
A Skipton design company has teamed up with the prestigious St Martin’s College of Art and Design to ensure some of the country’s biggest shopping centres are dressed up to the nines this Christmas.
Rotarians help needy families
12:26pm Friday 14th November 2008
A rotary club is sending boxes containing gifts to children and families in eastern and central Europe.
Canal tribute to Peter
2:04pm Tuesday 11th November 2008
A popular former chairman of Craven District Council and keen narrow boat owner has been given the ultimate accolade.
Drug carrier forgot mum had moved house
3:25pm Friday 7th November 2008
A Skipton man was so drunk he forgot his mother had moved house.
Six to stand trial over sex offences
8:24am Wednesday 5th November 2008
Six men are set to stand trial at Bradford Crown Court accused of sexual offences in Keighley and Skipton.
Skipton Building Society in takeover
11:19pm Monday 3rd November 2008
Skipton Building Society has announced it will take over Scarborough Building Society following an approach by the smaller firm.
Mother makes desperate plea for missing son
6:09pm Friday 31st October 2008
A mother has made an emotional plea for her missing son to get in touch.
Curry loses dairy role
2:32pm Friday 31st October 2008
Skipton Tory MP David Curry has been ousted as chairman of Dairy UK, an organisation which brings together the dairy industry.
Society praised for efforts
1:02pm Friday 31st October 2008
An event to mark the first Civic Societies Week in Skipton has won its organisers a prestigious award.
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