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email this page to a friendSeed harvest in the Yorkshire Dales
Friday 14 December 2007CONSERVATION staff from the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority (YDNPA) have been out collecting seeds from wild juniper bushes - to ensure they survive in the future.
Shortlist announced for Citizenship Awards
Friday 14 December 2007THE shortlist for Richmondshire's first ever Citizenship Awards has been revealed.
Bridge the Gap lottery bid success for Richmondshire
Thursday 13 December 2007RICHMONDSHIRE will share in a £50 million lottery jackpot after a successful campaign to "Bridge the Gap" in Brompton on Swale.
Cash in on 2012 Olympics boom
Thursday 13 December 2007ALTHOHGH the 2012 Olympics are totally London-based - much to the disgust of many people in the regions - they could offer important business opportunities for companies and professionals in Yorkshire.
Eight stopped in dales bike checks
Wednesday 12 December 2007MOTORBIKES being used on unsurfaced green lanes in the Yorkshire Dales came under scrutiny when North Yorkshire Police and Rangers from the National Park Authority (YDNPA) carried out spot checks over the last weekend.
Warm welcome for Catterick affordable homes plan
Wednesday 12 December 2007DOZENS of much-needed affordable homes will be built in Richmondshire, as part of a massive new development at Catterick Garrison.
Food prices soaring - as we predicted
Tuesday 11 December 2007AS WE predicted five weeks ago (See a Week in the Country, 02/11/07) food prices are soaring faster than at any time for 14 years, the Office for National Statistics admitted yesterday.
Anti-social drivers targeted in Bedale
Tuesday 11 December 200735 vehicles were stopped in and around one Yorkshire Dales town this past weekend as North Yorkshire Police joined forces with the Vehicle Operators and Standards Agency (VOSA) for another crackdown on defective vehicles and bad driving.
Brown can't add up - CPRE
Monday 10 December 2007AS PAILIAMENT today (December 10) debates a new Bill designed to streamline the planning laws in England and Wales, Prime Minister Gordon Brown comes under a vicious attack for having got his figures wrong.
Supermarket scam: the facts emerge
Monday 10 December 2007ACCORDING to newspaper reports, the truth about supermarket efforts to cheat both their customers and their dairy suppliers emerged at the weekend after years of procrastination and denial - with massive fines of £116million on two of the major food retailers.