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• No more stray dogs letter 'sent in error', say council

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• Consultation to make county's taxis more accessible

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• Council begins legal proceedings against government over grant axing

  North Yorkshire Council has begun legal proceedings against the government over the removal of the £14.3m rural services delivery grant.

• Artisan Made returns to Skipton for its third year

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  The National Trust has been given planning approval by North Yorkshire Council to deliver a £4.6 million project for improvements at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal.

• Police issue warning over dangers of e-scooters

  North Yorkshire Police in Craven took to Facebook to warn the public on the danger of electric scooters.

• Airedale Foundation Trust launches app to support cancer patients

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• School transport changes will not lead to school closures, say council chiefs

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• Mayor backs tourism tax

  A tourist tax could provide funds for public services and help finance regional authorities, York and North Yorkshire's mayor has said.

• Gargrave woman wins holiday of a lifetime

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• Airedale Foundation Trust to elect new Governor

  Airedale NHS Foundation Trust members are invited to stand for election to become a Governor, including hospital staff.

• Police appeal after theft from local railway

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• Police appeal for information following assault in Skipton

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• Northern Trains urge ex military personnel to work on railways

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