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Mobile phone coverage in the Yorkshire Dales is set to be improved by a proposed upgrade to a communications mast.

This Easter, Skipton is buzzing with free family-friendly events!

The number of children being educated at home in North Yorkshire has risen sharply, a council report has found.

Wensleydale Creamery bosses have blamed a failure in the plant’s drainage system for pollution getting into a local watercourse.

Little Bird Made are stepping into spring with their return to Leyburn this month for their first visit of 2025.

Fodder, the food emporium, has today reopened after undergoing its biggest refurbishment since opening in 2009, now selling even more Yorkshire produce than ever.

Multi award-winning children's author Joseph Coelho headlines this exciting day for young readers from all over the area in Sedbergh.

Rangers oversaw the delivery of more than 500 tonnes of flagstones to the top of a hill in Birkdale last month, with the help of a quarry firm in nearby Kirkby Stephen. 

Heathrow was in full operation on Saturday, having been shut over a loss of power for 16 hours on Friday - but some passengers have continued to face disruption.

Pope Francis will be discharged from hospital tomorrow after receiving treatment for double pneumonia - but doctors insist he will need at least two months of rest.

US defence department workers could face lie detector tests as the Pentagon investigates alleged leaks of national security information.

Widespread protests across Turkey have intensified after Istanbul's mayor - a key challenger to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan - was detained over allegations of corruption and links to terror organisations.

Bonnets at the ready, with 2025 marking two and a half centuries since Jane Austen's birth, does "bad lad" Mr Darcy still do it for Gen Z?

Former Love Island winner Jack Fincham has won an appeal against his prison sentence for two dangerous dog offences.

Disney's use of CGI to create the seven miners at the heart of the live-action remake of Snow White And The Seven Dwarves has left little people feeling "disregarded" and "erased," according to a disability activist.

A swathe of celebrities including Sir Stephen Fry and Succession star Brian Cox have urged the government to reverse its "shameful" cuts to welfare.