Dates for the diary
22nd – 26th Sep ‘25: CAA Zero carbon week.
9th Oct ‘25: Refill Pop-Up Stall (Mount Hermon Church Coffee Pot)
All through Nov ‘25: Zero Carbon Display “Myth busting” (The Hub).
13th Nov ‘25: Refill Pop-Up Stall (Mount Hermon Church Coffee Pot)
15th Nov ‘25: CAA Annual Review “How Green is our Village 2025” (Memorial Hall).
11th Dec ‘25: Refill Pop-Up Stall (Mount Hermon Church Coffee Pot)
18th Jan ‘26: Steering Committee Meeting.
21st Mar ‘26: AEG 10th Anniversary Concert with Skipton Brass Band (Memorial Hall)

 

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Water Points of Interest

If you’re out and about in the village do keep your eyes out for the becks and watercourses where you will see some interesting signs of wildlife and wildlife habitat. We have compiled a list of things to see and where to see them as “Points of Interest” or “POIs”.

Click here to download a multi-themed map, and click here to see an article published by the Yorkshire Dales Society in October 2023 showing our key sites in the village

 Map POI     Place     Theme   
1   Burnside   River level recorder, trout, grey wagtail, vegetation  
2a   Old First School Site   Back Beck and Children’s access steps  
2b   Bridge 55   Trout pool  
3   School Wetland Reserve   Pond and scrapes for Primary School  
5   Dawson Crossley Field   Recreation, beach, balsam, dippers  
6   North St. Footbridge   Town Beck, signal crayfish, surface water drain  
7   Church Field Fishponds   Medieval fish ponds, archaeology, restoration  
8   Church Field Footbridge   Crayfish, trout, stone loach, change  
10   River Wharfe   Town Beck confluence, Wharfe fish and birds  
11   Low Mill Weir   Fish passage, water quality  
15   Saw Mill Dam   History, trees, ducks, water level  
16   Aynholme Bridge   Goit take off, blockage problems, beck confluence