Ingleborough Hall in the Yorkshire Dales hosts more than 80 school trips a year Nearly 2,000 people have so far signed a petition calling for a children's activity centre in the Yorkshire Dales to be ...

A plan to open an food and drinks outlet beside the path to the summit of the second highest peak in the Yorkshire Dales has been approved despite concerns being raised over its customers dropping ...

Walkers scaling the second-highest mountain in the Yorkshire Dales could soon be served tea and a bun half-way to the summit. A plan to sell snacks next to the main path of the 2,372ft (723m) ...

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We've partnered with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, Natural England, University of Leeds, United Bank of Carbon, Woodland Trust, local communities and many others to restore over 1500 hectares of land ...

In the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, a beacon of nature recovery is emerging. We’ve partnered with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, Natural England, the University of Leeds, the United Bank of Carbon, ...

ON July 4 last I was on Ingleborough with a party of geologists examining the swallow-holes which mark where the water, running off the impervious drift and shale above Newby Moss on the southern ...

IN his interesting letter on “Snow-drifts on Ingleborough in July,” Prof. Hughes describes what may be called the first stage in the formation of a glacière. These ice-caves, not very rare in parts of ...