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Residents evacuated from a St Leonards street have not yet been able to return to their homes following the discovery of explosive chemicals in a property.
ILKLEY is set to lose yet another bank branch - but may soon benefit from a new banking hub.
The UK still has “high confidence” that its operational security measures “remain intact”, despite revelations of a major US security breach.
A TEENAGE boy who tumbled off a mountain bike was assisted by fell rescue volunteers on Saturday.
Cremations remain suspended at a funeral facility almost four months after structural problems were found in the building.
Heavy rain, hail and thunder are forecast to hit the UK days after the warmest spring equinox in more than 50 years.
With April bill increases looming for water, gas, electricity - alongside everything else - it's time to check your meters this week - and make sure you aren't overcharged.
In the Dales town of Settle, a family named Horner ran a photography studio. Over almost a century they captured the changing faces and places of Settle and the surrounding areas.
A WONDERFUL selection of reader photographs.
OUR next play to open in the Wharfeside at the end of this month is compelling play Mary Shelley.
AN Ilkley mum who has been living with Parkinson’s for nine years is urging people to join her in an awareness-raising walk next month.
BRADFORD Council will be coming to Ilkley to clean roadside gullies on Thursday, March 27 and Friday, March 28.
Local climate action charity, Otley 2030 will be holding a series of talks throughout 2025 looking at key issues related to climate change, nature recovery, and social justice.
BURLEY-in-Wharfedale bypass was closed for a time in the early hours of this morning while fire crews responded reports of a fire involving a chemical tanker carrying hazardous substances.
OTLEY and Aireborough parents, future parents and residents are being urged to take part in a vital consultation on the future of local children's centres, amid growing concerns that services may be at risk.
