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AFTER nearly 20 months of fundraising by Stump Cross Caverns to raise vital funds to install specialist lighting in their show caves, one lucky…

THE walk from Stump Cross Caverns is a simple, circular walk across the high moors of Greenhow Hill with some beautiful views, particularly to the…

Stump Cross Caverns’ owners are auctioning their home to keep the much-loved caves open

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Caves and mines in the UK open as tourist attractions

A STEETON man battling cancer won a luxury campervan in a prize draw and declared: “It’s one of the most amazing things that’s ever happened to me”. Chris Riley, 29, scooped the £50,000 Volkswagen vehicle in a venture run by Stump Cross Caverns near Pateley Bridge, as part of a fundraising appeal. He received a shock diagnosis of stage 4 stomach cancer last year. Chris – who has been on furlough from his job as a barber in Cross Hills – was told he could live for another tw...

‘Cavewoman’ Lisa Bowerman the owner of Stump Cross Caverns one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Yorkshire Dales put up her beloved VW camper van to raise £50,000 to save it from closure. The crowdfunding draw has now passed the initial target but Lisa is hoping by the time it closes on March 31 they can get more investment to help cover the crippling £350,000 losses of the past pandemic year. Lisa bought Stump Cross Caverns in Nidderdale 18 years ago and in 2019 carried out...

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