Felicity Macnamara
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The Yorkshire town with âcommunity, connectivity and countryside' (opens the original)
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Ilkley is a âvery, very pleasant, very, very desirable place,â Patrick McCutcheon, head of residential at Dacre Son & Hartley, tells me, as we talk about the townâs appeal. With a buzzing town centre, excellent schools (Ilkley Grammar was rated âoutstandingâ in all areas in its last Ofsted inspection), and fantastic countryside nearby, Ilkley is an attractive option for buyers. âI think thereâs a very strong sense of community in a relatively compact, quality environment in terms o
Take a look inside chic new Lister Farmhouse in the Yorkshire Dales (opens the original)
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Visitors to the Yorkshire Dales have a chic new spot to rest their heads after a day of exploring. Lister Farmhouse - which has seen the transformation of part of a 19th-century coaching inn in Malham - is a collection of 13 uniquely designed country bedrooms. It joins The Lister Arms and Lister Barn as part of Thwaites’ wider Lister collection in Malham, giving guests a choice of farmhouse bedrooms, a traditional country inn and larger group accommodation. Room types at Lister Farmhouse include
Giant vegetables take centre stage on first day of Autumn Flower Show (opens the original)
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The region's biggest vegetables have been revealed at the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show. The show opened today (September 18) and runs until September 20 at Newby Hall & Gardens near Ripon. The annual NEHS Giant Vegetable Competition has once again produced some impressive entries, with growers competing across a range of categories. · Graham Haswell – giant marrow – 36.43kg · Chris Marriott – giant beetroot – 21.88kg · Paul Proud – longest cucumber – 1,022mm The show is also home to the National
The UK’s longest, deepest and highest canal tunnel (opens the original)
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It was once considered ‘the impossible restoration’. Celebrations were held in August to mark the 25th anniversary of the UK’s longest, deepest and highest canal tunnel reopening 'It was a truly transformative moment – it reconnected communities, revived a historic route across the Pennines and created a destination that continues to inspire.’ Catherine Clayton, operations manager at the Canal & River Trust, speaks with pride as she reflects on the huge significance of the restoration of the Hud
Inside Grade II-listed Manor House near Ripon (opens the original)
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Step inside the stunning Grade II-listed Manor House near Ripon – a property perfect for family gatherings and making special memories Nestled in the picturesque village of Wath, Manor House, with its sumptuous interiors and perfectly manicured grounds, is the epitome of a dream home. The Falkingham family purchased the property in 2006, and it is now enjoyed by others looking for a luxurious Yorkshire escape. Elegant design, light-filled rooms and expansive grounds create a welcoming space for
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