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• Ilkley Half Marathon hailed a major community success

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• 50 winners from successful community partnership at Ilkley Station

  Fifty lucky local people are celebrating after winning a complimentary takeaway coffee or tea from La Stazione as part of a joint community initiative organised by Ilkley & District u3a and Friends of Ilkley Rail Station (FOIRS).

• A new Ilkley Water Trails has been a success

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• No Town of Culture accolade for Ilkley

  Ilkley didn't make the shortlist for the first Town of Culture accolade – it was revealed today.

• Discover Nell Bank's Most Wanted Birds this summer!

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• Bradford Council ranks second highest in region for garden waste charges

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• Ziplining into her 90s this weekend in Ilkley!

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• St John’s to screen People’s Emergency Briefing

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• Yorkshire Water urges customers to cut water use during heatwave

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• Review: Upstagers' Addams Family - a musical comedy to die for!

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• Ilkley guest house celebrates winning 'Best Breakfast' in AA B&B Awards

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• Ilkley Town Council urges people to stay hydrated!

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