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A regular health and lifestyle column from Corinne Yeadon, of the Being Better private therapy practice in Skipton
A regular health and lifestyle column from Corinne Yeadon, of the Being Better private therapy practice in Skipton
ADDLEBOROUGH follows the pattern of the Yorkshire Three Peaks to the south by having a distinctive flat summit, viewable from miles around. The temptation to climb Addleborough is strong, but planning a route less easy. My favourite approach is from Thornton Rust in the heart of Wensleydale.
THE Settle to Carlisle Railway is a wonderful asset to the area, not only is it a lovely line, but for the walker seeking out new routes, a great asset. In this walk, alight from Ribblehead, walk over Ingleborough to gain the train again at Horton Station.
By Rob Adamson, Restructuring and Insolvency Partner, Armstrong Watson LLP
SOUTH of Pateley Bridge, the River Nidd is a more tranquil beast. Gone are the wild moors, replaced by a more tranquil scene, a scene of historical villages, farmlands and the unique rock formations of Brimham Rocks.
GRAGARETH and Great Coum are two of the best Dales 30’ mountains lying north of Ingleton. The walk is long, at more than 14 miles, but along (mainly) excellent paths and with the spectacular views is one of the best walks around.
A regular health and lifestyle column from Corinne Yeadon, of the Being Better private therapy practice in Skipton
SOUTH of Skipton lies an area of moors that are rarely visited. It is an interesting area to explore and this walk does just that. The second half of the walk has some lovely views across Airedale, particularly near Lund’s Tower.
THE Chancellor announced in the Spring Budget that the VAT rate applicable to the installation of energy-saving materials and technologies will be reduced to zero per cent, from April 1, 2022, until March 31, 2027, writes Emma Forrester.
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