THE RECTOR of St Oswald’s Church in Guiseley has spoken of his “great sadness” at having to restrict this year’s Remembrance commemorations. Father David Pickett, himself a former serviceman, said it “broke his heart” to have to introduce the changes
A BAD weather forecast for the weekend has forced the cancellation of an Ilkley market. Due to predicted strong wind gusts Real Food Ilkley market on Sunday, November 1 is cancelled. A spokesperson said: "We are looking at the possibility of
HOLLYOAKS actress Bethannie Hare is releasing a song from her first ever album. Bethannie, 21, from Horsforth, is Cher McQueen in the soap, and says she can’t wait to get to work every day to play the character she loves. But she is also forging
ILKLEY’S MP Robbie Moore has welcomed a boost in police numbers. He says that since the Government launched a major recruitment drive a year ago, the West Yorkshire force has been bolstered by an additional 308 officers. Mr Moore adds that the
ILKLEY artist and writer Sussi Louise Smith, debuts with the poetry collection Seashaken Light on Sunday, November 1 Originally from Denmark, Sussi moved to the Yorkshire Dales in 2015 and is well known locally for her colourful art, stories and
TWO solicitors, Harjit Rait and Tom Edwards, have been made partners at Ilkley based LCF Law. Harjit joined LCF Law’s family law team in 2017 and has worked closely with its head of department, Rachel Spencer Robb, to increase the department’s presence
ALL teachers and school staff will be able to claim a 10 per cent discount on their shopping in Morrisons stores nationwide from Monday, November 2. Lasting until after Christmas, the special discount is a thank you to half a million teachers and
BRADFORD Council has received over 140 sign ups from local employers for a new government work placement programme. Over 700 young people are expected to benefit from the Kickstart scheme by gaining valuable work experience across a range of industries
AT THE 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 the guns fell silent after four years of warfare. And for more than a century we have marked that solemn anniversary by falling silent too in memory of those who lost their lives in the
Obituary: Howard Davies, businessman HOWARD Davies, who has died at 98, spent 50 years with one of Leeds’ leading advertising agencies, Design Advertising Ltd. The agency was particularly well known for its involvement in the naming and launch
A WONDERFUL selection of photographs taken by readers. If you have a photograph you would like to see published in the paper please email: claire.lomax@nqyne.co.uk
AUTUMN colours are inspiring readers this week. Addingham has been looking particularly beautiful in the sunshine. If you have a photograph you would like to see published in the paper and online please email: claire.lomax@nqyne.co.uk
SETTLE Stories has joined Skipton Town Hall and Settle Folly in receiving emergency funding from the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund. Sita Brand, the charity’s artistic director, welcomed the £61,129 lifeline and said it meant that Settle Stories
IN the spring of 2019 a colony of Bee Orchids was found on an old factory site in Silsden by local resident Paul Redshaw, a naturalist, landscape photographer and Royal Botanical expert having trained at Edinburgh and Kew Botanical Gardens. Knowing
ILKLEY will soon see a revival of a weekly market in a new prestigious location on The Grove. The market was previously located on the South Hawkesworth car park and this trial relocation will create some additional parking spaces in the area.
LEEDS is going into Tier 3 Covid-19 restrictions from Monday along with the rest of West Yorkshire. The highest tier of restrictions will come into effect from 00.01 on Monday, November 2. The announcement came last night after a week in which Leeds
