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Songs for a summer evening from 'wonderfully versatile' choir

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Collapse of long-standing Skipton based charity blamed on Covid pandemic

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Skipton MP backs Rishi Sunak in Tory leadership race

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Enthusiastic backing to Craven becoming a 'district of sanctuary'

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Craven could join Portugal and Greece in an EU funded video games project

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Free event will help give 'financial spark' to struggling Craven businesses

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'Bitter-sweet moment' for last ever chairman of Craven District Council

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