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• Skipton butchers named finalists for Countryside Alliance award

  Drake and Macefield have announced via Facebook that they have been named finalists for the Countryside Alliance awards.

• Police announce success of knife bins in Skipton

  North Yorkshire Police announced via Facebook the success of the knife bins located in Skipton.

• Leading bodywork and alloy wheel repairer comes to North Yorkshire

  A mobile provider of car repair services has opened for business in North Yorkshire.

• Cheaper rail fares on services into Bradford Forster Square

  The cost of travelling into Bradford from Ilkley and Skipton – and all intermediate stations - is to come down, Northern has announced.

• Illegal guns surrendered to North Yorkshire Police

  Four outlawed blank-firing guns have been taken off the streets of York and North Yorkshire as part of a national amnesty.

• Councillors launch petition over logo spending

  Conservative councillors have launched a petition calling for the York and North Yorkshire Mayor to pay for a controversial new logo out of his own pocket.

• Vehicle thieves arrested near Skipton thanks to quick-thinking farmer

  North Yorkshire Police made five arrests near Skipton yesterday (Thursday) following a vehicle theft.

• Skipton Parish Primary celebrates glowing report

  Skipton Parish Church of England Primary School is celebrating a glowing report from the Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS).

• Local estate agent collects items for Women's Aid

  The estate agent,Dale Eddison, located on the High Street in Skipton have been collecting much-needed items for the charity, Women's Aid.

• Airedale Hospital visit local schools for World Book Day

  In its fourth year of the now annual tradition, Airedale Hospital and Community Charity delivered books to five local schools.

• Pop-up Co-op opens in Addingham today

  A pop-up shop has opened by the main Co-op stop on Main Street in Addingham following the ram raid in February.

• Northern boss committed to 'opening doors' for women in rail industry

  Northern boss Tricia Williams said she is committed to "opening doors" for women in the rail industry.

• First look: Leeds Bradford Airport unveils plans for terminal expansion

  Leeds Bradford Airport has released a video and new CGI visuals of its transformative £100 million terminal expansion.

• Council set to expand mobile library service

  North Yorkshire Council is planning to double the number of communities served by its mobile library service.

• Criticism over mayor's £32,000 branding expenditure

  The York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority has been accused of wasting money after it spent almost £32,000 on a rebranding exercise including a new logo.

• BBC Question Time to air show in Skipton this week

  The debate show announced their location for this week to be Skipton and request locals join their studio audience.

• Taxi drivers urge council to do more research ahead of policy change

  North Yorkshire Council has been urged to conduct more research before introducing new rules to increase the number of wheelchair-accessible taxis.

• Council to work on active travel strategy

  An active travel strategy is set to be drawn up in North Yorkshire to make walking, cycling, and other sustainable transport options a priority across the county.

• Craven Court Shopping Centre opens new grand staircase

  Craven Court Shopping Centre is celebrating the official re-opening of its Grand Staircase following the major refurbishment.