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Saturday bus links from Ingleton will be further improved from this weekend with the introduction of a new DalesBus service connecting Ingleton and Bentham with Lancaster and Hawes.
A Coast to Coast Passport has been launched to inspire walkers and boost the economic benefits of Britain’s most popular long-distance path.
Farming charity, the Yorkshire Agricultural Society will be looking at the support it provides to the farming community, following concerns about business confidence and wellbeing raised by its members.
Concerns have emerged over the future of a Richmond hospital ward which provides palliative care and rehabilitation.
Investment plans are set to be drawn up for 32 towns and service centres across North Yorkshire in a bid to provide a strategic approach to regeneration.
A public swimming pool is set to be closed for several months after a part of the ceiling fell down.
Sunday DalesBus services into and around the Yorkshire Dales National Park will be increased for the summer season, starting this weekend.
A group which aims to stop the River Ure being polluted has received a donation of £500 from the Wensleydale and Swaledale Quaker Trust to purchase testing equipment and reagents.
The first public consultation on the new North Yorkshire local plan is set to start later this month.
Council chiefs have agreed a record investment of almost £2.5m in North Yorkshire’s car parks.
The awards ceremony brought together 150 people from Skipton’s business community for an unforgettable evening of celebration and recognition.
The Folly in Settle, which is home to the Museum of North Craven Life, will soon launch a new exhibition that examines the role of the artist’s model.