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15 May 2013
Meetings to boost Yorkshire Dales businesses
Top tips to help business in the Yorkshire Dales boost their profits will be available at a series of free events over the next few weeks.....
10 May 2013
Approval of planning applications tops 90 per cent
More than 90 per cent of planning applications received by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority (YDNPA) were approved in the last financial year, according to latest figures.....
9 May 2013
Excitement in Malham as chicks hatch
There's excitement in the air in the Yorkshire Dales thanks to the arrival of three special chicks. Since hatching earlier this month, the young peregrines are proving to be quite an attraction at Malham Cove in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.....
29 April 2013
Fell race win went according to plan
A member of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority’s planning team was celebrating today (April 29) after beating 401 other runners to win a gruelling 61-mile fell marathon at the weekend.....
29 April 2013
New cash to reduce farm pollution in National Park
More cash is available to help farmers in the Yorkshire Dales National Park to cut water pollution this year.....
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A cast iron piece of history
You have to look down at the ground rather than looking around to discover this piece of Dales history.
Le Tour is coming to the Dales!
The 2014 Tour de France is coming to the Yorkshire Dales! The first stage will start in Leeds and make its way through the Yorkshire Dales National Park before finishing in Harrogate. The Dales will be a fanastic backdrop to the world's most famous cycling race.
Ash trees under threat - Chalara dieback of ash
Ash trees in the United Kingdom are threatened by a disease called Chalara dieback of ash which has recently been found in the wild in East Anglia and in recently planted new native woodlands. Find out more about the threat, how the National Park Authority is getting involved and how you can help.
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