Yorkshire Dales News

Officers are appealing for witnesses and information about a 2-in-1 burglary that occurred at a property near Gayle Lane in Hawes, where a light blue Audi RS3 was stolen from the homeowners driveway.

Activities from “Veg Patch Parties” to drama, sports sessions, cookery and art will be on offer to children in North Yorkshire this summer.

The Government has announced that local councils in North Yorkshire will be reorganised to form one council across the whole of the county, covering a population of 618,000. District Councils including Richmondshire and Craven will disappear.

Police are gearing up to keep people safe on the county’s roads as traffic levels rise this summer.

Photos capturing the ‘lung-busting rawness’ of felling running, rare memorabilia from this most traditional of northern sports, and – for the first time ever – the men’s and women’s Three Peaks Race trophies, are all going on display at the Dales Countryside Museum (DCM) in Hawes.

The Wensleydale Railway could be used by Network Rail for the training of off-track teams in safety, tree climbing and trials of fencing materials.

A new partnership between Leeds Building Society and Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust (YDMT) aims to dedicate one thousand new broadleaf trees in the Yorkshire Dales to young people.

Welcome to Yorkshire, the region’s tourism marketing agency, has today relaunched a Yorkshire Ambassador programme to help support its objectives over the next few years.

Here are details of the stage by stage roadmap released by the Government.

Photos capturing the ‘lung-busting rawness’ of felling running, rare memorabilia from this most traditional of northern sports, and – for the first time ever – the men’s and women’s Three Peaks Race trophies, are all going on display at the Dales Countryside Museum (DCM) in Hawes.

Three children’s groups are to benefit from a book celebrating the 400-plus hand-painted stones created by children and young people in Settle and Giggleswick during the coronavirus lockdown.

The new exhibition at Gallery on the Green in Settle, which opens on 13 April and runs until 14 June, feature paintings of bothies - or mountain huts - by Horton-based artist Alex Pilkington. Appropriately enough for works featuring stone buildings, all the pieces in the exhibition have been painted on pebbles

Following on from The Miners Wife which was described as 'An enthralling tale packed with emotion, drama and the harsh realities of life in 19th century northern England' Here's the latest novel by this award nominated author

A new book which delves into the wealth of wildlife in St Alkelda’s churchyard in Giggleswick is now available from Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust.