Lesley Tate is the chief reporter at The Craven Herald. She covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, construction, and social issues, with a keen interest in environmental matters and community events. Lesley's work has been featured in various publications such as Ilkley Gazette, Yahoo Finance UK, and the Daily Star (UK).
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Lesley Tate's coverage focuses on local news, events, crime, and politics in the Skipton area of the United Kingdom. She also covers topics related to entertainment news, agriculture & farming, family & relationships, and sustainability.
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SETTLE Rotary Club is hoping for a turnout of more than 200 people for its annual safari supper.
A FORMER Marine and now gym owner, an award winning chef and a nurse will come together this evening (Thursday) for a 'lifestyle and mindset' event…
SCHOOL half-term holiday fun at Skipton Town Hall in February will be topped with an original play for families and dog lovers of all ages.
PLANS to establish a dog exercise area in Salterforth, Barnoldswick are due to be discussed for a second time by Pendle Council's West Craven Committee next week.
A DECISION on plans to build 11 new homes at the former Richard Thornton's School, Burton-in-Lonsdale, is due to be made next week.
FOR parents looking for something to keep the children entertained during the February school half-term holidays, there is pre-historic fun with
PLANS to cut in half the amount North Yorkshire councillors can give out in grants to their local communities has been defended by the authority's deputy leader.
IT’S full steam ahead for a chartered steam train to bring passengers from the Bradford City of Culture 2025 to Carlisle on a circular scenic…
RESIDENTS and staff at the Dales Care Home in Skipton are donning their branded beanies and lacing up their walking boots to take on a 28 miles…
ON what proved to be one of the coldest days of the year, talented young performers and their families gathered for a Rotary Young Musician competition.
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