Campaign starts for ‘International Dark Sky Reserve’ bid Tuesday 11 February, 2020, by Andrew Fagg Local businesses looking to conserve and enhance the Yorkshire Dales’ largely unpolluted dark sky at night have become the first […] CONTINUE READING
Yorkshire Dales made accessible to electric car users Monday 3 February, 2020, by Andrew Fagg The first public electric vehicle charging points have opened in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Pod Point units capable of […] CONTINUE READING
Climate emergency ‘no doubt’ the number one issue Friday 17 January, 2020, by Ian McPherson I have lived in Sedbergh for twenty years. When I first came to live in the town (the largest settlement […] CONTINUE READING
Park Authority highlights new homes shortage Tuesday 5 November, 2019, by Andrew Fagg The number of planning permissions for new homes granted by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority is running at an […] CONTINUE READING
How the Environment Agency is working in the YD National Park, pt. 1 Friday 27 September, 2019, by Andrew Fagg “Any otter poo?” asked Craven farmer Philip Metcalfe, as he fixed a fence by the side of the road earlier […] CONTINUE READING
Making tracks on the ‘C2C’ Monday 17 June, 2019, by Andrew Fagg Rangers are knee deep in mud installing flags across a short but boggy part of the Coast to Coast footpath […] CONTINUE READING
EELUSIVE! Sedbergh pupils look after endangered fish Friday 24 May, 2019, by Rachael Addison Children at Sedbergh Primary School were delighted to welcome fifty young eels into the classroom late last month. CONTINUE READING
Have your say: What needs doing in the National Park? Tuesday 10 April, 2018, by Richard Payne Perhaps more than ever before, there are many challenges facing our National Park as we look ahead over the next […] CONTINUE READING
