Dales in a sentence

Jonathan also offers guiding days for those wanting to explore the Yorkshire Dales further including the new "Dales 30" weekend.

Also in attendance were representatives from North Yorkshire Council, the Dales Academies Trust and the contractors, Hobson and Porter.

At a Derbyshire Dales District Council meeting last night (April 11), the glamping plans, from Phil Kerry for land off Turlowfields Lane between Atlow and Hognaston, were unanimously rejected.

Dales Marine dry dock in Greenock is a hive of activity.

Dales Marine Services, which runs the dry dock, said on Wednesday it was “liaising with the emergency services and relevant authorities” in dealing with the incident.

Dales Marine Services, which runs the dry dock, told the BBC it is liaising with emergency services and had no further comment.

Dales Traditional Butchers of Kirkby Lonsdale have won the coveted Golden Haggis Award.

In the most recent episode, the pair went from Malham in the heart of the Dales to The Tan Hill Inn, which is famous for being the highest pub in Britain by altitude.

Mark Corner, the national park's member champion for the natural environment, said: “The Yorkshire Dales National Park is a great place to see wildlife and Malham Cove is perhaps the best spot to see peregrine falcons.

Nearer is the lovely hamlet of Wharfe nestling in the dales bottom.

Officers believe the man, who is aged in his 40s and from the local area, may have ridden from Dales Close, Louth, before riding down Newbridge Hill towards Ramsgate.

One bird, named Free, tagged by Natural England, was found on a grouse moor in the Yorkshire Dales National Park with its head and a leg missing last spring.

Paul Dales, chief economist with consultancy Capital Economics, said the fine details of the data showed GDP did decline by a marginal 0.02 per cent in the third quarter even if the figure was rounded to show no change.

The event will also feature the bestowing of the Bernard M. Bloomfield Medal for Meritorious Service on Harvey Dales.

The modern adaptation of the classic book series encapsulates the charm and whimsy of rural Britain, following a trio of veterinarians working in the Yorkshire Dales in 1937.

The monumental Copper Beech Tree, which has been in for generations, was cut down after Derbyshire Dales District Council granted permission to chop it down.

The prices in the car parks have increased following a decision made by Derbyshire Dales District councillors.

The route then moves through to Hawes, a charming market town, before dipping south of the Dales and on to Burnsall.

The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority’s Access and Recreation Officer Rachel Briggs has worked closely with Debbie North for a decade.

We might all feel that we know Yorkshire and yet it is so large and diverse that the experiences of a farmer in the Dales and a student in one of the eight cities are likely to be chalk and (Wensleydale) cheese.