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WHEN shops re-opened after lockdown last year, Skipton interiors business The Home Company was selling more sofas than ever before.
A CHARITY cake bake at Skipton’s High Corn Mill raised more than £3,700 – thanks to a generous donation by a widow who spotted the event was…
MANDY Abramson has “the best job in the world”. As the owner of wedding dress boutique Cinderella’s, she helps brides to look perfect for…
BUSINESSMAN Andrew Mear hopes specially created T’-shirts featuring his customised campervan will help raise funds for the charity Parkinson’s…
IT was almost exactly 50 years ago this week, on May 23, 1970, that the giant waterwheel at Skipton’s historic corn mill at Mill Bridge began turning once again. The then owner of the mill, urban councillor, ‘well-known dog show judge’ and seed merchant, George Leatt had spent the previous four years renovating the water mill, which had lain dormant for more than 30 years. Over the weekend of May 23, Mr Leatt opened the mill to the public. It was, he believed, the first working museum of its kind in the country. Today, High Corn Mill, is home to a number of businesses, and is ow...