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• Ilkley Carnival 2026 - a real celebration of community spirit

  Ilkley Carnival returned in lively fashion this May Day weekend, drawing thousands to the streets of town and East Holmes Field for a celebration of community spirit.

• Ilkley law firm unveils new head of personal law

  Longstanding Ilkley lawyer, Ann Christian, has been promoted to Head of Personal Law at LCF Law.

• More Ilkley children to benefit from Fruit & Veg for Schools programme

  The Tesco Free Fruit & Veg for Schools programme aims to reach more Ilkley schools, as new research finds most children fall short of their five-a-day.

• Ilkley travel company proves biggest isn't always best!

  With an expert here in Ilkley, the Designer Travel team received the ultimate accolade from industry peers last month being named 'Top Homeworking Business Large 2026' at the prestigious TTG Top 50 Awards.

• Ilkley Pool and Lido group pauses fundraising

  The Ilkley Pool and Lido Community Group (IPLCG) has announced that it is pausing its fundraising and its proactive attempts to contribute to the improvement of the Pool and Lido, because of the persistent difficulty with engaging with Bradford Council (CBMDC).

• Countdown begins for 167th Great Yorkshire Show

  The countdown is on for the 167th Great Yorkshire Show - and tickets are selling fast.

• Multi-million pound Kex Gill scheme enters final stages

  Work on the multi-million pound highways scheme in North Yorkshire is entering the final stages of completion.

• Bookmark Project celebrates major milestone

  Celebrities, authors and illustrators have come together again to support the 1st Burley Brownies bookmark project which is in its tenth year.

• Ilkley – a solar energy success story!

  Local organisations have been taking advantage of the sun to reduce their energy bills.

• Plans for Addingham's most chaotic and hilarious day of the year

  A brand new community event is coming to Addingham with giant inflatable, ridiculous games, competitive challenges and non-stop laughs.

• Former cop turned comedian returns to King's Hall

  Cop-turned-BBC Radio 4 comedian Alfie Moore returns to the King's Hall Ilkley on Saturday 16 May with his stand-up tour show 'Acopalypse Now'.

• Clarke Foley announces ‘Wellbeing Month’ in May

  The Clarke Foley Community Hub is joining the rest of Ilkley to highlight that May has been officially designated as ‘Wellbeing Month’ in Ilkley.

• Entries for Ilkley Triathlon 2026 open on Friday

  Now in its 33rd year, Ilkley Triathlon is one of the longest-running triathlons in the UK and it remains one of the best-value triathlon events around.

• Ilkley butcher brings home the bacon

  Lishman’s of Ilkley scoops top national honours last week for its Dry Cured Streaky Bacon and Game & Red Wine Pie.

• Charity football match to return to honour teen

  This summer a charity football match will take place in Silsden to honour Ethan.

• London Marathon success as local runners raise more than £10k for The Principle Trust

  Two dedicated fundraisers tackled the London Marathon, raising an incredible £10,659 for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity, providing 17 families with a week-long respite break and food hamper. 

• Ilkley charity’s volunteer wins special award

  A volunteer with Ilkley Good Neighbours has won the charity’s first Hidden Hero award for her good work.

• Ilkley Veterans Breakfast Club celebrates fourth anniversary

  More than 70 veterans, serving personnel and supporters gathered at The Lister Arms in Ilkley to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Ilkley Armed Forces and Veterans Breakfast Club.

• Countdown to Ilkley Carnival begins!

  The clock is ticking as the countdown begins to Ilkley’s Children’s Book-themed carnival on Monday 4 May.