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Raygill House Farm near Harrogate which has come up for sale for the first time in a hundred years.placeholder image

Yorkshire Dales farm put on the market for the first time in a century

The government has the power to designate rivers and waterways bathing water status. Once designated, each year during the peak bathing season between May and September, the Environment Agency will test for pollutants. Credit - BBCplaceholder image

What is bathing water status? — and will it lead to a cleaner River Nidd?

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For sale: beautiful rural home with a glorious garden that starred on TV

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Last ditch bid to save rural Yorkshire school with no pupils fails

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Top nine TV attractions in the Yorkshire Dales

Brimham Rocks under the stars. Picture Bruce Rollinsonplaceholder image

Dark Skies Festival: From stargazing to constellation trails and caving

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The ambitious reservoir project which created its very own Yorkshire village

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New ponds set to be created in Nidderdale to boost great crested newt habitats

A gateway of Yorkshire, over The Howardian Hills an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North Yorkshire in the direction of the Vale of York from the top of Terrington Bank.placeholder image

New name for stunning landscapes of Howardian Hills and Nidderdale

The 2019 Nidderdale Show in Pateley Bridge near Harrogate North Yorkshire.placeholder image

Nidderdale Show: Yorkshire Dales gearing up for 'friendliest' agricultural show

Steven Stoney and Jessica Worsnop at Carlesmoor House Farm, Kirkby Malzeard. Pictured with their son Joseph. .placeholder image

Farm of the Week: Young family take over from childless Nidderdale farmer

The Nidderdale Greenway's planned destination is Scar House Reservoirplaceholder image

Thirty-year plan to extend Nidderdale Greenway rail trail could be realised

As well as farms and a grouse shoot, the Middlesmoor Estate includes the village pubplaceholder image

Farm of the Week: Hands-on landlord who wants to keep Nidderdale community alive

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Rural home near Harrogate for sale with holiday lets

The sale of Cold Cotes, a big and beautiful smallholding in Felliscliffe, Nidderdale, looks set to stir significant interest.Selling agent Carter Jonas says that the property is ideal for multigenerational living and comes with the added potential of running a number of lifestyle businesses.

Sharon Dale

Richard and Louise Pullan pictured by one of the Shepherd Huts at Breaks Fold Farm West End, Blubberhouses.placeholder image

Yorkshire Water hill farm tenants face large rent increase

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Let's build a better world by tackling road congestion - Natalie Sykes

City Limits reunited to record a music video in support of Dementia Forward's U & Me campaign. Photo: Helen Williams/City Limits/Dementia Forwardplaceholder image

Yorkshire man reunites with band in support of young onset dementia campaign

Ken Hainsworth (86) of Glasshouses Cricket Club, Glasshouses, North Yorkshire, who will soon be starting another cricket season with his teammates, having first joined the club in 1958. He is also the club's groundsman, and lives next to its playing field. His wife, son, and daughter, have all played for the club’s various mens and ladies teams. Ken said `The club has been my family'ss life for 63 years. I've no intention of retiring from playing. The retired overhead electricity linesman is an all rounder, both batting and bowling. `I have always been quick on my feet, so particularly enjoy fielding’ he added. He is pictured with his trusty bat, which he believes is older than himself. PICTURE Lorne Campbell / Guzelianplaceholder image

Yorkshire's "oldest cricketer" on 65 years at beloved village club

The new living kitchen with sensational views over Gouthwaite reservoirplaceholder image

This redesigned farmhouse now has some of the finest views in NIdderdale

Garry and Vanessa Fletcher-Lonsdale have won the apartment  in a contest run by cavern owner Lisa Bowerman.placeholder image

Family wins £130,000 apartment in Yorkshire thanks to Stump Cross Caverns

Tim Waring who specialises in prime residential at GSC Graysplaceholder image

Why there's never a dull moment when you're an estate agent

Birstwith near Harrogate is a thriving village with homes, leisure and shops.placeholder image

The village where there's everything from a reading room to a national employer

Gilthorn Grange is a detached barn conversion in a tranquil spot surrounded by 17 acres of grounds and gardens.placeholder image

This gorgeous Yorkshire barn conversion for sale has everything you could need

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Ian McMillan's battle with a beetroot jar

Matthew Trevelyan with Wensleydale cheese producer and farmer Andrew Hattanplaceholder image

Meet the 'matchmaker' of Nidderdale who finds farmers finance to realise dreams

Caring about the countryside and farming it in order to make a living is a balancing act that Matthew Trevelyan knows a great deal about having done so on an organic farm in the North York Moors with his father for many years.

Chris Berry

Volunteer with the Darley Beck Curlew Project, Barry Carter (www.bazcarterphotos.com)placeholder image

Villagers' dramatic findings over curlew chicks' decline in survey of 500 fields

One of the oil painting works by Clare Haley, a landscape artist who lives and works from her home and garden studio in Holmfirth. More than 80 per cent of her collection are scenes and backdrops which she has imagined but have been inspired by the rural landscape around her.placeholder image

Artist taking inspiration from rural surroundings to influence her work

Site manager Dan Liddy in How Stean Gorge, as it expands its adventure offer with two new caves. Picture Tony Johnsonplaceholder image

Exploring legends of bandits and treasure as new caves are opened to the public

Fountains Earth C of E Primary School in Nidderdale is set to closeplaceholder image

Rural Yorkshire school applies for closure after pupil numbers dwindle to 11

Kim Harris moved from London to farm in Nidderdaleplaceholder image

Farm of the Week: Cockney banker who restored biodiversity to land in Nidderdale

An 18th century corn mill in Nidderdale is to be converted into housing after complaints that the historic building once used as a shop and restaurant has deteriorated into a “mess”.placeholder image

Historic Yorkshire Dales mill to be converted to housing after 'mess' complaints

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Michelin-starred Yorkshire chef Frances Atkins announces opening of new cafe

Kevin Wilson and Katie Wilson (middle) of Nidderdale-based family firm Yorkshire Flapjack celebrate their move to new premises on the new Harrogate West Business Park with Christopher Fordy (left) of property consultants Fordy Marshall Ltd and Dan Harper (right), economic development officer for Harrogate Borough Council.placeholder image

The family-run flapjack firm which supplie treats to Selfridges and Harvey Nicks

The New Inn public house has been transformed into housingplaceholder image

Dales pub from 1810 converted into £2.6m collection of homes

Lynn, 69, from Nidderdale in North Yorkshireplaceholder image

Yorkshire woman who used wheelchair lost eight stone in 16 months

The new footbridges are made out of a Fibre Reinforced Polymer (FRP) materialplaceholder image

New long lasting footbridges 'will not tarnish Yorkshire landscape'

Julian uses his experience in a previous case in a bid to help Rowan the llamaplaceholder image

The Yorkshire Vet rushes to the aid of a llama with a suspected broken jaw

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'Treasured' school trip site set to be saved from permanent closure

Matthew Walwyn outside Dale Stores in Birstwithplaceholder image

Dale Stores in Nidderdale named Britain's best village shop 'rural Oscars'

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Council says it needs to do better after direct payments to disabled people drop

Ben Ramsden with one of the new dams built on Middlesmoorplaceholder image

The Nidderdale landowner who wants grouse moors to play a part in conservation

Environment Secretary George Eustice is setting out plans to turn the Yorkshire Wolds into an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.placeholder image

Why Yorkshire Wolds deserves special status as Area of Outstanding Natural Beaut...

The tree top cafe at How Stean Gorgeplaceholder image

The Yorkshire attraction where you can dine while sitting above an 80ft gorge

Fundraisers take part in a clay pigeon shoot on the Swinton Estate (photo: Mollie Lord)placeholder image

Nidderdale comes together to help nursery worker, 19, injured in tractor crash

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How comedian Johnny Vegas’ drunken purchase led to a glamping site in Nidderdale

There has been a 129 per cent increase in developments planned on greenfield land, putting them at risk of “rapid and reckless” projects, according to the CPREplaceholder image

Countryside at risk of being spoilt by housing developments, warns charity

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How I built a business from home without every meeting my colleagues or clients

There are calls for the Yorkshire Wolds to be designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Photo: James Hardisty.placeholder image

Time to give Yorkshire Wolds protected status – The Yorkshire Post says

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Idyllic country home for sale in a Nidderdale village

North Yorkshire County Council have said both Bewerley Park and East Barnby (pictured) have become unviable due to the pandemic, and are in need of repair.placeholder image

Campaign launches to keep school trip centres open in North Yorkshire

The family run oil company will be planting trees to offset its carbon footprintplaceholder image

Family oil firm plans to plant thousands of trees to offset its carbon footprint

Almost £60m will be spent on roadworks to improve the A59, it has been confirmed by the Department for Transport. Pictured: Grant Shapps, DfT secretaryplaceholder image

£59m overhaul for A59 as Kex Gill section to be scrapped, confirm DfT

The rise in serious casualties to 411 from 298 was the first increase in the figure the county had seen in decadesplaceholder image

Serious crashes on North Yorkshire roads rose by 40 percent last year

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