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Moulin Rouge (12) - Directed by Baz Luhrmann Satu

Moulin Rouge (12) - Directed by Baz Luhrmann

Saturday 12th February 2022 8:00pm, Skipton Town Hall

Let us transport you to 1899 Paris for the ultimate romantic Valentine’s evening at the Moulin Rouge!

Truth – Beauty – Freedom – Love

The year is 1899, and Christian, a young English writer, has come to Paris to follow the Bohemian revolution taking hold of the city’s drug and prostitute infested underworld. And nowhere is the thrill of the underworld more alive than at the Moulin Rouge, a night club where the rich and poor men alike come to be entertained by the dancers, but things take a wicked turn for Christian as he starts a deadly love affair with the star courtesan of the club, Satine. But her affections are also coveted by the club’s patron: the Duke. A dangerous love triangle ensues as Satine and Christian attempt to fight all odds to stay together but a force that not even love can conquer is taking its toll on Satine…

Staring Nicole Kidman & Ewan McGregor

#moulinrouge #paris #cinema #film #skipton #enjoyskipton #visitskipton #valentines #skiptontownhall #nicolekidman #ewanmcgregor #spectacular #romance #romantic #loveaffair #bohemian

Skipton is in line for its 'biggest investment in

Skipton is in line for its 'biggest investment in decades'.

Plans to enhance the town's railway station and improve walking and cycling routes into both the town centre and to schools, Craven College, and employment sites, are set to move onto their final stage.

Part of a £42 million package of infrastructure improvements, which will see similar projects taking place in Harrogate and Selby, North Yorkshire County Council’s Executive is being recommended next week to take the proposals forward to the detailed design stage.

County Councillor Don Mackenzie, Executive member for access, said: “These proposals represent the biggest investment in the town centres in decades and aim to increase productivity by making it quicker, easier and safer for people to travel around and connect with economic opportunities.

"We want to encourage more people to travel by foot, bike and public transport because it is good for health and the environment by promoting fitness and reducing congestion. The spending will also provide a welcome boost for our town centres after two difficult years of trading during the pandemic."

He added: “The entire project is a great example of partnership working and is set to deliver real benefits to residents and businesses across our county. We have listened to feedback from the public consultations and are confident people will be pleased with the results.”

#skipton #investment #loveskipton #economy #travel #boost #plans #enhance

Teenage students spread festive cheer in the run-u

Teenage students spread festive cheer in the run-up to Christmas by taking part in a fancy dress sponsored walk around Skipton.

The students, a group of National Citizen Service 'change-makers' from Craven College and Settle College, walked 8km - just under five miles, playing Christmas songs along the way, and raising £170 for the Airedale Hospital and Community Charity.

Change-makers is a programme run by the NCS which gives young people a chance to make an impact in their local community by taking part in social action projects on things that they are passionate about.

#skipton #charity #changemakers #ncs #nationalcitizenservice #community #youngpeople #charitywalk #fundraiser #fundraising #cravencollege

Tax waives to ease Covid-19 pressures... HMRC wil

Tax waives to ease Covid-19 pressures...

HMRC will waiver late filing and late payment penalties for Self Assessment taxpayers for one month – giving them extra time, if they need it, to complete their 2021 tax return and pay any tax due.

This recognises the continued capacity pressures faced by taxpayers and agents caused by the impact of Covid-19, and, in particular, the new Omicron variant.

The penalty waiver means that anyone who cannot file their return by the January 31 deadline will not receive a late filing penalty if they file online by February 28, and anyone who cannot pay their tax by the January 31 deadline will not receive a late payment penalty if they pay their tax in full, or set up a Time to Pay arrangement, by April 1, 2022.

However, it should be noted there is no change to the filing or payment deadline and other obligations are not affected. The deadline to file and pay remains January 31, 2022, and interest will be payable from February 1, as usual, so it is still better to pay on time if possible.

See the full article here 👇

https://www.cravenherald.co.uk/news/19845773.column-tax-waives-ease-covid-19-pressures/

#tax #covid19 #business #skipton #skiptonbusinesses #hmrc #taxreturn #selfassessment #government

Skipton Town Council has shown its green credentia

Skipton Town Council has shown its green credentials by taking delivery of a new eco-friendly electric van.

Councillors first considered purchasing an electric vehicle for use by the council's estates team, which carries out work in parks, allotments and areas owned by the council, in 2019; and after recently carrying out research and getting costings, all members of the council agreed to go ahead with the purchase.

#skipton #environment #electricvan #skiptontowncouncil #ecofriendly #green #eco

CRAVEN (Skipton) Walkers is resuming its programme

CRAVEN (Skipton) Walkers is resuming its programme of mid-week walks in the countryside near Skipton after an eighteen-month pause and has teamed up with Aire Rivers Trust.

The walks will be twice a month and the programme will include regular ‘Walks Near Water’ led by new leader Sam Riley-Gunn and based on a new leaflet produced by the Trust. All welcome.

Meet Skipton Bus Station at 9.45 a.m. on January 20 for bus to Utley Cemetery for the first walk. Contact cravenwalkers@gmail.com

Craven (Skipton) Walkers began in 2002 and organises both Ramblers Wellbeing Walks on Mondays (up to 90 minutes) and other walks midweek (3-5 miles), all aimed at people who find long rambles difficult.

#walking #health #communitygroup #rambling #walkingforhealth #skipton #enjoyskipton #skiptonwalks #wellbeing #wellbeingskipton #craven #cravenwalkers #aireriverstrust

Skipton Music Presents: Trio Klein Tuesday 8th Fe

Skipton Music Presents: Trio Klein

Tuesday 8th February 2022 7:30pm, Skipton Town Hall

For the fourth concert in our series for 2021/22, Skipton Music is delighted to welcome a dynamic London-based string trio with an innovative programme spanning some 250 years from Bach to Penderecki…

Trio Klein was formed by three award-winning and critically acclaimed musicians. Achieving astounding early success, they gave their London debut at St. James’s Piccadilly in 2018 and have performed extensively in the UK. Their first international tour throughout Italy was featured on RAI TV.

Violinist Kamila Bydlowska, violist Shiry Rashkovsky and cellist Ella Rundle bring with them a wealth of musical and artistic experience, including numerous international festival engagements such as Prussia Cove Open Chamber Music, disc recordings for NMC and Toccata Classics, and broadcasts for BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio 4, RAI and New York’s WQXR. In July 2021, they gave a live performance on BBC Radio 3’s ‘In Tune’.

As an ensemble, Trio Klein present highly varied and innovative programmes featuring masterpieces from the canon alongside rarely-heard gems and cutting edge new repertoire. We are excited to be welcoming them to Skipton Town Hall for a concert that will include music by Bach, Sibelius, Strauss, Penderecki and Gideon Klein.

For more information on the artists and their programme, see www.skiptonmusic.org.uk

#music #livemusic #skiptonmusic #trioklein #performance #skipton #skiptontownhall #concert #musicconcert #stringtrio #stringmusic

Macbeth by Quantum Theatre... Saturday 5th Februa

Macbeth by Quantum Theatre...

Saturday 5th February 2022 7:00pm, Skipton Town Hall.

Something wicked this way comes…

Returning home from battle, the victorious Macbeth meets three witches on the heath. But once he hears their prophecies of greatness he’s gripped by murderous thoughts that urge him on to slaughter and to madness.

Shakespeare’s darkest of tales, of vaulting ambition and its dreadful consequences, is brought to the stage by Michael Whitmore in a haunting new production by Quantum Theatre.

London based Quantum Theatre tours nationally with imaginative and highly engaging new productions of classic texts and Shakespeare plays adapted and directed by the Artistic Director, Michael Whitmore, who’s flowing, inventive and easily accessible style informs all the company’s output.

#macbeth #play #theatre #quantumtheatre #production #shakespere #skipton #skipontownhall #enjoyskipton #actors #wicked #darktales #michaelwhitmore

Skipton Comedy Live: Vince Atta, Martin Mor & Kate

Skipton Comedy Live: Vince Atta, Martin Mor & Kate McCabe...

Join us at Skipton Town Hall for the first instalment of the new live comedy night. Plane Comedy present some of the best stand-up the UK has to offer. Laughter truly is the best medicine, so why not add our monthly comedy night to your self-care routine!

The Hub theatre bar will be open throughout the evening, serving a selection of locally sourced refreshments.

Friday 4th February 2022, 8pm

#comedy #livecomedy #skipton #skiptoncomedy #skiptontownhall #funny #laugh #comedynight #fun #VinceAtta #MartinMor #KateMcCabe #comedian #comedians #standup #standupcomedy #PlaneComedy #StandUpComedians #StandUpComedian #visitskipton #enjoyskipton

Despite constraints and also some pub closures due

Despite constraints and also some pub closures due to Covid, Skipton’s “Mr. Sport” Roger Ingham still managed to coin another amazing tally, £4,370 for Candlelighters children’s cancer charity during the festive season.

This magnificent haul, added to another four-figure collection, achieved purely on the outside of venues around the district earlier in the summer, brought his overall gathering for Candlelighters for the past year to more than £6,000. Moreover, this latest “Roger roll-up” via his now familiar “bucket and banter” regaling, brought his overall tally for Candlelighters to more than £82,000 While, adding in the vast amounts which he has also coined in similar colourful fashion for other worthy causes, his charity collections have now passed an impressive land-mark total, £150,000.

#Candlelighters #fundraising #skipton #charity #collection #localhero #supportlocal #hero #MrSport

Yorkshire bus operator Transdev is giving the regi

Yorkshire bus operator Transdev is giving the region’s evening economy a much-needed New Year boost by extending its £1 anywhere to anywhere evening fare deal throughout January, February and March.

The bargain flat fare for any single journey on any evening was first launched by the bus firm across its network of routes spanning much of Yorkshire in June, as part of a package of measures designed to encourage more people to get out and about across the White Rose County.

Transdev says the £1 evening fare deal helped it attract more customers back to its buses, with numbers on board during 2021 reaching 85 per cent of pre-pandemic levels. The reduced fare includes the Skipton to and from Keighley route with Dalesway.

#transdev #skipton #keighley #bus #buses #travelfare #whiterosecounty #yorkshire #travel #bustravel

People who test positive for Covid on lateral flow

People who test positive for Covid on lateral flow tests will no longer need to get confirmation of the result from a PCR test.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has announced that from January 11 people in England who do not have symptoms of Covid but test positive on lateral flows will not need to take a PCR.

The change in rules is in order to free up capacity in laboratories for those who are symptomatic and take PCR tests.

Anyone who is positive on a lateral flow test will need to self-isolate immediately.

#newrules #covid #coronavirus #PCR #lateralflow #isolate #isolation #UKCovidRules #UKHSA

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