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email this page to a friendPolice to re-visit charging policy for community events
Friday 18 March 2008POLICE Chiefs in North Yorkshire have vowed to continue supporting community events that are “part and parcel” of local life after fears were raised that added costs could force some events out of existence.
Land- fill dumping down
Friday 18 March 2008GOVERNMENT measures to reduce the amount of waste dumped in Yorkshire land-fill sites seem to be working despite huge controversy, the Environment Agency reports.
Family fun with Yorkshire Dales satellite caches
Thursday 17 March 2008FAMILIES wanting to have a crack at satellite technology are being given the chance to learn in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
More Dales councillors speak out on proposed PO closures
Thursday 17 March 2008COUNCILLORS representing the Hambleton district of the Yorkshire Dales are the latest to have added their voices to the campaign to save post offices in the region from closure.
Yorkshire Dales parish plants trees for the future
Wednesday 16 March 2008RESIDENTS of Scosthrop near Airton have teamed up with Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority (YDNPA) Rangers and Dales Volunteers to put some greenery back onto an old quarry site.
Village meetings for Yorkshire Dales windfarm protestors
Wednesday 16 March 2008Yorkshire Dales residents whose villages may be overshadowed by five giant wind turbines are being invited to attend meetings in order to register their opposition to the scheme.
Biofuel arrives – but already under attack
Tuesday 15 March 2008FROM today (April 15) all petrol sold in Britain must contain a small amount of biofuel – but the decision is already under attack from conservationists who feel that the rush to develop these fuels could do more harm to the environment than good.
CLA sets out rural rights and responsibilities
Tuesday 15 March 2008RURAL economy experts at the CLA have drawn on over 100 years experience of dealing with rural issues to produce a new guide to the rights and responsibilities of those who own land or property in rural areas.
Village deprivation is worsening – official
Monday 14 March 2008THOUSANDS of villages in England are suffering from growing economic and social deprivation, a situation which we at Daelnet have commented on many times over the years. But the difference now is this admission comes from an official Government report.
Calling all dry stone wallers
Monday 14 March 2008DRY stone wallers throughout the region are being invited to enter the 2008 Millennium Wall Competition, organised by rural economy experts, the CLA.