Pateley Bridge

Booking advice for vaccinations at memorial hall  Harrogate Advertiser

29-year-old barber with stomach cancer wins £50,000 VW campervan raffled off to help save Stump Cross Caverns  Yorkshire Post

TUESDAY'S area-by-area Bradford breakdown of Covid-19 cases  Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Stump Cross Caverns owners raffling off £130,000 flat near picturesque Pateley Bridge for £10  Yorkshire Live

DalesBus Summer services return  Harrogate Advertiser

Keith Tordoff: Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner should be non-political role — Harrogate Informer  Harrogate Informer

Hunting down Little Switzerland  Kent Online

Motorist clocked at 102mph in a 50 zone among dozens of law-breakers caught by police  The Northern Echo

Why the bricks-and-mortar high street isn’t dead yet, according to the UK’s newest shopkeepers  iNews

Set dressers and vintage cars spotted as All Creatures Great and Small series two filming continues in the Yorkshire Dales  Yorkshire Post

"Intensive” road safety operation leads to arrests, vehicle seizures and recovery of stolen quad bike over bank holiday weekend - North Yorkshire Police  North Yorkshire Police

Community in shock as Dufton farmer Hannah Brown dies aged 26  The Cumberland & Westmorland Herald

The 19 lost North Yorkshire railway lines with stations in strange places  Yorkshire Live

Nostalgia: Enduring appeal of hill racing on Yorkshire’s roads  Yorkshire Post

These are the Harrogate district areas where new electric vehicle charge points will be installed  Harrogate Advertiser

Harrogate Bus Company reveals plans to step up services as lockdown restrictions ease  Harrogate Advertiser

Council which cut more bus services than any other to take a fresh look at public transport  The Northern Echo

RWO secures string of civils contracts  Insider Media

Yorkshire Dales sculptor Joseph Hayton wins accolade at Stone Federation's Natural Stone Awards  Yorkshire Post

Vaccination at hall  Harrogate Advertiser

Psychologicsal: A £130,000 flat near picturesque Pateley Bridge is going for just £10 https://t.co/wAflcINnBc

pateleygran: ##!^ce again members of public wandering ##!^to Brierley Homes site in Pateley Bridge looking for access to riverside.… https://t.co/qBk4ZMeplo

thestrayferret: The new Pateley Bridge covid vaccinati&@~ centre is set to be a vital lifeline to the people of Nidderdale. https://t.co/q2j8rgjVZV

buses_in_york: 🚌🌄 @DalesBus 822/875 starts this Sunday, running !!e journey from York to Rip!!, Fountains Abbey, Pateley Bridge, G… https://t.co/Vh9tEEnaHm

legwill: Lovely walk around Pateley Bridge - stunning scenery. https://t.co/UTKQNuNIhN

their own sweets? It was made from sugar boiled with a little water until it was pourable into a tray and when almost set was cut into squares. Something was added to make it light brown and that colouring might also have been the flavouring which had a great aroma. I don't know if it really was meant to be good when one had a cough but most of us loved it and I wish I could still buy it or knew what that added ingredient was. I'd have a go at making it if I had that information. The question about sugar mice set me off thinking about this. So many of the sweets available when we were young now seem to have vanished or are now sold wrapped and bagged. Another sweet I cannot buy now is one which was called Black and White mints. I do not refer to the hard boiled (and wrapped) Everton Mints but to something identical to liquorice allsorts (the square layered one) except that the white layer between the liquorice layer was mint flavoured. We could also buy mint allsorts which were all the different shapes one can buy as liquorice allsorts but, again, the none liquorice parts were mint flavoured. If anyone in the U.K. knows if these are still available somewhere please let me know.

Hardcastle. Yes, that's my surname! Im so embarrassed of it..its so weird and everyone makes fun of me! XD I was wondering if anyone else had or heard of an unusual surname :)

My wife, teenaged daughter, and I (from British Columbia, Canada) will be visiting North Yorkshire in March. We plan to visit the Yorkshire Dales and Pateley Bridge (my family's ancestral home) but probably only have 1 or 2 nights to stay in the area. Does anyone have any suggestions for a good place to stay? I have twice previously visited York, and love the place, but Harrogate, Knaresborough, and Ripon are all quite a bit closer to the Dales. Would I be depriving my wife and daughter by not staying in York (they've never been there), or are any of these other towns similarly interesting? We enjoy historical sites, attractive countryside, and hill walking. My daughter, of course, also enjoys theme parks and shopping, but she's pretty easy-going and can probably wait until we are in the London area for that.

My wife, 16 year old daughter and I will be in the UK in March for 2 weeks, will probably rent a car, and plan to travel between relatives in Edinburgh, Cardiff and London. Being from Canada, we're used to all kinds of weather, and driving long distances. We enjoy hill walking, visiting historic sites and museums, and exploring small villages. We also enjoy some of the popular tourist attractions. We've visited several times before; here are examples of some of the places we've previously enjoyed: Central London (museums, usual tourist sights) Brighton (Pier, waterfront, Royal Pavillion) Dover Kew Gardens Hampton Court Palace Greenwich Observatory Thames River by boat HMS Victory at Portsmouth Stamford Dorchester Conwy Angelsey York Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire Windermere Tintagel, Cornwall the Eden Project St. Andrews Edinburgh Royal Mile, Castle, Arthur's Seat I'd be happy to visit some of these same wonderful places again, but would really appreciate any suggestions for new places to visit. In particular, ideas for places to visit near Liverpool and Manchester, the Peaks District, and North Yorkshire (eg, Harrogate - Ripon - Yorkshire Dales) would be most helpful, as well as in Scotland. Our schedule is such that we won't likely stay more than one or two nights in any one place. We greatly enjoy the UK, and look forward to our next visit! We will definitely be in Scotland, Wales, and England during this holiday. Northern Ireland is probably a bit less likely, but not impossible. Thanks everyone for the great suggestions so far!

im getting pack ready for camping in the snow so soon as its here i can go i live in yorkshire and im only goin to be 10 mile from mine but im walking there and back its not my first time camping i go at least every 2months to pateley bridge i have a banshee 200 self inflate mat ex army sleeping bag head light lantern first aid kit two water bottles knife flask stove lighter i just want to know what you have taken wen you have done a snow camp thanks for the info and heres the kit im takin tell me if i need more or less banshee 200 tent ex army bag dont know the temp but it was good in November sleeping mat pillow change of clothes long johns i always have a opinel knife and firesteel in a belt pouch and i have my zippo lighter with real tree pattern :) in my back a 2 1/2inch multi tool Hexi Solid Fuel Folding Stove not taking gas now mess tin small light cup water straw two water bottles head light lantern new batterys since its 24hr im not takin spare plastic plate light knife fork NOT sure what food para cord bit of tape first aid kit i phone small towel and hotel soap pro logic water proofs moblie phone i cant realy think of any more but please tell me if im missing anything im not takeing a map since were i plan to camp i go all the time and i have grown up in the woods and i dont know what the temp will be last year we got -7 at 5 in morning so im going to say it will be -10 ?