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• Developer's bid to change planning condition on Silsden housing estate raises concerns

  Concerns have been raised that changing a planning condition of a Silsden housing development could "put future occupants at risk".

• Local young dancers chosen for production of Swan Lake

  A superb achievement has been made by two talented 9 year-old dancers, Sasha Wilkinson from Ilkley and Jia-Chen Lei who dances with WTA in Ilkley, both have been chosen to be part of the 80-strong cast of English Youth Ballet’s (EYB’s) production of Swan Lake.  

• South Craven plans to join East Lancashire schools in new Trust

  South Craven School in Cross Hills is consulting on proposals to join forces with five schools in East Lancashire to form a new Multi-Academy Trust.

• Council increases library fines for first time in a decade

  North Yorkshire Council has increased the fine for an overdue book at its libraries from 30p to 35p per day.

• A-list celebrities support Brownies Bookmark Project

  A record number of celebrities, authors and illustrators have come together this year to support the Burley Brownies Bookmark Project.

• Heat Pump & Solar Panel Open Day in Ilkley on Saturday

  Climate Action Ilkley (CAI) will have a stall on The Grove on Saturday 4 May from 9:30am-12pm, with information about heat pumps and solar panels.

• Armed Forces Brew Up to take place at Airedale Hospital

  Martin Flint-Johnson, the Armed Forces Advocate at Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, is holding another Brew Up event on Wednesday 15 May.

• Friends of Ilkley Moor announces AGM

  The Friends of Ilkley Moor will hold its 2024 AGM on Friday 24th May at the Clarke Foley Community Hub on Cunliffe Road at 7.30pm.

• Lidl seeks new stores in Ilkley, Skipton and Keighley

  Supermarket giant Lidl says it is looking to open new stores in Ilkley, Skipton and Keighley - as well as Otley and Guiseley.

• Ilkley Civic Society raises concerns over proposals for Changing Places Toilet

  Ilkley Civic Society (ICS) has raised its concerns over the design of a proposed Changing Places Toilet (CPT) facility for the town.

• Countdown to “spectacular” Mardi-Gras themed Ilkley Carnival begins!

  The clock is ticking as the countdown begins to what is being billed as Ilkley’s “most colourful – and biggest” carnival ever!

• Craven Museum shortlisted for major national award

  Skipton's Craven Museum has been announced as one of five finalists for the Art Fund Museum of the Year 2024 award.

• Tributes paid to 14 year old killed at weekend in Keighley crash

  The family of 14 year old Ellis Lockley say they're devastated by the loss of their 'beautiful boy' who was killed in a road crash near Keighley Tarn.

• 14 year old boy dies in Keighley road crash

  Police say a 14 year old boy died in a road traffic collision on Tarn Lane in Keighley on Sunday afternoon.

• New acoustic lineup announced for Ilkley Pride 2024

  This year’s Ilkley Pride celebration on Saturday June 29th is set to feature a new lineup of acoustic artists across several genres as part of ‘Pride Unplugged’. These artists will perform in Ilkley’s Winter Garden during the evening.

• Skipton events planned to mark D-Day 80th anniversary

  Skipton will commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings with a day of events on Thursday 6th June.

• Your guide to the elections taking place this week

  Voters across the Aire and Wharfe Valleys will go to the polls this week to elect local councillors and county-wide Mayors.

• Ilkley Harriers' charity races in Honour of former coach

  Ilkley Harriers is hosting two races over the next couple of months in honour of a much-loved former coach and member who died early in 2020 - and both will be raising money for charity.

• Anita Lall appointed Principal at Craven College

  Craven College has confirmed the appointment of Anita Lall as Principal and Chief Executive after 15 months in the role on a temporary basis.

• Police step up patrols after vandalism in Glusburn

  North Yorkshire Police say targeted patrols are taking place in Glusburn park after a spate of vandalism caused more than £1,000 worth of damage.