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Richmondshire community grant scheme doubles

June 16, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Richmondshire community grant scheme doubles

A scheme that has already paid out almost £206,000 to local community groups is to have its budget doubled. Richmondshire District Council’s area partnership has helped 359 groups since its launch seven years ago. Members […]

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Project underway to make Georgian Theatre archives more accessible

June 16, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Project underway to make Georgian Theatre archives more accessible

A project to make the archives of the Georgian Theatre Royal in Richmond more accessible to the public is getting underway this summer thanks to a £3,000 grant from the Association of Independent Museums (AIM). […]

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Businesses’ anger over White Shops roadworks “fiasco”

June 15, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Businesses’ anger over White Shops roadworks “fiasco”

A senior North Yorkshire County Council official has denied the authority could have done more to reduce delays with the White Shops junction improvements in Catterick Garrison. However, Neil Linfoot, improvement manager for Highways at […]

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Repairs begin to Aysgarth church roof after lead theft

June 15, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Repairs begin to Aysgarth church roof after lead theft

By Pip Land Work has started on repairing the roof of St Andrew’s Church at Aysgarth two years after lead was stolen from it. The repairs will cost £115,830 and the church is still trying […]

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Under threat: the Aysgarth AA box that’s a national treasure

June 14, 2017 Betsy Everett Comments Off on Under threat: the Aysgarth AA box that’s a national treasure

By Betsy Everett A defunct AA call box sitting in a small lay-by at the side of the A684 near Aysgarth may be an unlikely national treasure: but as a Grade ll listed building that’s  precisely […]

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CCTV will not be reinstated in Richmond, council confirms

June 14, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on CCTV will not be reinstated in Richmond, council confirms

Richmondshire councillors are recommending that a system of CCTV cameras is not to be reinstated in Richmond town centre. Members of the District Council’s Corporate Board last night agreed to recommend to full council that […]

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Yorkshire Dales road blocked by lorry

June 14, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Yorkshire Dales road blocked by lorry

A lorry trying to navigate a steep Yorkshire Dales road has crashed and the route is currently blocked. The road from Keld Bunk Barn and Yurts, in Swaledale, to the Tan Hill Inn is closed […]

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Children bring a light touch to solemn ceremony for lay leaders

June 13, 2017 Betsy Everett Comments Off on Children bring a light touch to solemn ceremony for lay leaders

By Betsy Everett Two members of the congregation of St Oswald’s Church in Askrigg have been formally commissioned as lay worship leaders by the vicar of the benefice of upper Wensleydale, the Revd Dave Clark. […]

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Catterick Garrison pensioner nears half way mark of Coast to Coast charity walk

June 13, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Catterick Garrison pensioner nears half way mark of Coast to Coast charity walk

Catterick Garrison pensioner Trish Hanlon is now 92 miles into her coast to coast walk to support disabled children in Yorkshire – and she has already raised more than £950. Trish, who will be 68 […]

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Kiplin Hall to hold week-long Flower Festival

June 13, 2017 Joe Willis Comments Off on Kiplin Hall to hold week-long Flower Festival

Kiplin Hall will open its doors to the public for its first week-long Flower Festival on Saturday. The five-day celebration of the gardens at the venue near Scorton will also feature flower displays throughout the […]

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