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Skipton Web contains: Links to all known websites relating to the town of Skipton, North Yorkshire, UK. Virtual Tour of Skipton. Interactive Flash map of Skipton. Message board. User polls. Skipton street finder. Key locations. Searchable photo gallery of Skipton, and the surrounding Yorkshire Dales, including 360º photos. Local Events diary. Pages of information on Skipton pubs, clubs, accommodation, shops, places to eat, transport links and nearby attractions...
SkiptonWeb: online since 19th June 1999. That's over 12 years, or...
155 months, or 4,721 days, or 113,327 hours, or 6,799,633 minutes, depending how you look at it. Where were you?
On the whole I'd say it seems to be VFM. I suppose the usual suspects such as the emergency services, street cleansing, health & social care and refuse collection are needed, at some point, by all. There's bound to be some areas that the council are weak on: road maintanence, local transport planning, and some services I may never use: libraries, recreation facilities, and probably many more, but...
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Hi do you think that you get value for money for the council tax that you pay?
Please give reasons for either yes or no answers.
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The Bronte Vintage Gathering and Associated Events in aid of Sue Ryder Care Manorlands Hospice
The Bronte Vintage Gathering is a popular Country Show and Steam Rally which takes place on 12th & 13th May at Cullingworth Fields, Haworth Road, Cullingworth, Nr Bradford.
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The BVG is proud to announce that the The Portsmouth Area Volunteer Cadet...
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Also quite like the Dog & Gun, sutton-in-Craven (Malsis)
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I have to say The Albion has become my favourite over the last few months, as the Landlady/Landlord really do make an effort to create a 'local pub' atmosphere and go out of their way to get to know you and make you feel welcome.TheCelt2012-05-04 11:38:09
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Well I quite like The Wooly Sheep
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Which do you consider too be the best pub/club in skipton?
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See if you spot a solitary magpie, give it a wee salute and that should abolish any potential bad luck.
You can thank me later.
Cheers,
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http://www.snopes.com/computer/internet/hackermail.asp
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Absolute nonsense as others have stated.
Please check "facts" before circulating them to others (Snopes is very good for this).
Also, a little common sense would tell you this is complete garbage - what about people whose PIN is palindromic? 1221 backwards is still 1221, are the police going to come hurtling round the corner every time one of these people uses an ATM?
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Re: Daleside Joinery
Top service , will use again
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Cross Hills Naturalists Society - Nosterfield Nature Reserve - Birds
Nosterfield Nature Reserve - Birds & Botany, guided by Simon Warwick.
23 May 2012
We will meet Victoria Road Cross Hills at 9am. With cars and packed lunch or visit The Bull at West Tanfield for lunch. Map Ref: SE278 795.
tel: 01535 635866
email: crosshillsnats@aol.com
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Cornmill Stoves
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Angel Wings Art Gallery & Gift Shop
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Craven Safety Services Ltd
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Crown Cottage Farm
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Dales Lettings Luxury Holiday cottages
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Craven College Students improve community in Skipton : Craven College
Constructing the Community
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This site is big, and there is a lot of information on it. There should
be a lot more, though. When we originally built this website we we're
relying heavily on you, the users, to help us with ideas, suggestions,
articles, and more input. Yeah, honestly, we were - we thought we'd
have people crawling out of the woodwork. Ah the innocence, the blind
faith we used to have... So far exactly one person has ever submitted
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If you want to link to us, that's great, do it. If you have, or know
of, a local or Skipton related website that should be listed here,
email us and we'll add it to our links as soon as we get the
chance. This is not a commercial site. We're free. To report dead
links, or anything we're wrong about (hey, we're only human) e-mail
us.
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advice. You'll be surprised how reasonable we are. See our web
design page to find out more, or go straight to our portfolio
to have a look at some of the websites we've done. And no, you don't
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London 2012: Olympic Torchbearer Street Route for Skipton
Sunday 24 June 2012
CONVOY: Keighley - Skipton
16:07 - Keighley Road (A6131) from Farm Court junction
Keighley Road (A6131)
Skipton High Street
Skipton High Street u-turn
Skipton High Street - Left Turn
Newmarket Street (A6069)
Newmarket Street (A6069) - Left Turn
Otely Road
Otley Road (A6069) to Princes Crescent Junction
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Growing Up in Old Skipton
Edited by Stephanie Carter and Ella Hatfield |
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Based on the memoirs of Joyce Murgatroyd who was born in 1892, the book
tells of her life in Old Skipton and gives a new perspective to a
familiar subject. It is lavishly illustrated with pictures of where the
family lived and shopped, the clothes they wore and what their servants
used in their work, of Joyce’s family, school and church. They were an
ordinary family, and their lives would have been the same as so many of
their generation in Skipton.
What it was like to go to Skipton Girls’ Grammar School in its early
days? Can you imagine the excitement of seeing the world-famous Buffalo
Bill’s Wild West Show unloading its three special trains right next to
your house, in the days before cinema and television? And what went into
the sausages you bought?
Many of the photographs have never been published before; they will stir
nostalgia for the past in older folk and fascination in the young. The
painting on the cover, by W.T. Shuttleworth, is of Skipton only two
years before Joyce’s birth, showing the High Street as she would have
known it as a child.
Stephanie Carter has previously co-authored Craven College, a history of
Further Education in Skipton, as well as historical books on Earby. Ella
Hatfield is the author of Skipton, and of several articles on aspects of
local history.
Every school in Skipton has received a free copy of this book, thanks to
the generosity of Skipton Mechanics’ Institute who contributed to the
cost of the publication.
Growing Up in Old Skipton costs £7.99 and is available from Skipton
Castle, Craven Museum & Gallery, Skipton Library, WH Smiths, Alley
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 Charity Trek
A fundraising trek along the Great Wall of China in aid of Diabetes UK
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 Kilnsey Show
The show must go on, if you missed it, here are some images to keep you going till next year... more
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 Tourist
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Information on accommodation, nearby attractions, shopping,
what to see, where to eat, where to drink. Transport
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 Local Directory
Information and phone numbers of local organisations
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 Searchable Photo Gallery
Browse through our databased photo gallery. Over 3,000
thumbnailed images of Skipton and the nearby area. Keyword
search facility...more
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 360º
Panorama VR Photos
Use our panorama viewer to see viewpoints around Skipton,
and highlights of the local area. No plug-in required... more » |
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 Interactive
flash map of Skipton
Zoom and scroll around our interactive town map, complete
with street finder for the 290+ streets in Skipton, key
locations, virtual tour photos... more
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 Weather in Skipton
Take a look at Skiptons predicted Weather forecast for the next 5 days... more
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 Walks
with Crag Face
Detailed walks, complete with photos, by local mystery walker 'Crag Face'. Skipton, Malham, Penyghent, Ingleton... more » |
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 Message Board
Want to leave a message? Trying to contact someone
from years ago? Pondering deep thoughts? Want to share
them? Here's the place... more
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 Events Diary
What's on and when. Upcoming events in and around Skipton. Add your event to our listings... more » |
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 Featured Events
Photo-features and notes on past events in and around Skipton... more » |
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 Crag Face Chronicles
The tireless CragFace launches himself into the role of local journalist, with a series of articles on local crafts and businesses... more » |
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 Agony
Aunt Pages
A chance to offload your problems and maybe even get
some good advice. Agony Aunt pages hosted by Little
Elf... more
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 People
Photo interviews where local people talk about their
jobs, their view of the town, the past the future, the internet... more » |
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 Skipton
Property
Shopping for a house? Searchable listing of property
from local estate agents, up-dated daily. Background
info on local schools and amenities, too... more
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 Places
of Worship
Photo-feature articles on churches, places of worship
in Skipton. History, contact details... more
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 Skipton Local History
Local history pages. The canal, the mills, Malcolm
Hanson's complete 'Gateway Walk'... more
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 Fundraising
Worthy causes and local charities deserving of your
help and contributions... more
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Wants You!
Contribute! Be part of Team SkiptonWeb! We haven't
even started yet. Get your words & pictures published
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 Praise
for SkiptonWeb
E-mailed messages of praise for the SkiptonWeb site
from around the UK and the world. Remind us again why
we're doing this... more
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 Everything Else
Er, everything else that didn't fit into a neat category.
Obscure and quite often just plain irrelevent pages... more » |
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 About SkiptonWeb
What is this site all about? Who built it, and why?
More about web design. Our Portfolio of web work... more
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