A look inside The Bingley Gallery's latest exhibition
AFTER a gap of couple of years, the Bingley Gallery is holding an exhibition of work by its resident artist David Starley.
Source: thetelegraphandargus.co.uk
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Yorkshire Water outlines £13m infrastructure investment to improve river water quality in Ilkley
YORKSHIRE Water will invest up to £13m in its wastewater network and treatment works, upstream of a stretch of the River Wharfe at Ilkley…
Source: wharfedaleobserver.co.uk
Yorkshire Water outlines £13m infrastructure investment to improve river water quality in Ilkley
YORKSHIRE Water will invest up to £13m in its wastewater network and treatment works, upstream of a stretch of the River Wharfe at Ilkley…
Source: thetelegraphandargus.co.uk
One of the worst winters in living memory
JANUARY 2021 has got off to an icy start across many parts of the UK. But the snowfall we have seen pales into insignificance besides the notoriously hard winter of 1947. Said to have been the harshest in living memory, it is also viewed by many as being the worst of the 20th century. Described at the time in The Wharfedale and Airedale Observer as the ‘Great Snow’ the fiercely cold conditions saw the River Wharfe freeze over for seven long weeks. Many rural areas were completely cut off by deep snow for more than a month with drifts of up to15ft.
Source: thetelegraphandargus.co.uk
Amazing pictures of the winter when the River Wharfe froze over for nearly two month
JANUARY 2021 has got off to an icy start across many parts of the UK. But the snowfall we have seen pales into insignificance besides the notoriously hard winter of 1947. Said to have been the harshest in living memory, it is also viewed by many as being the worst of the 20th century. Described at the time in The Wharfedale and Airedale Observer as the ‘Great Snow’ the fiercely cold conditions saw the River Wharfe freeze over for seven long weeks. Many rural areas were completely cut off by deep snow for more than a month with drifts of up to15ft.
Source: wharfedaleobserver.co.uk