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Review Issue 98

YDS/001/026/002

Review issue 98 published in Spring 2007. Articles include an announcement of the establishment of the Dales & Bowland Community Interest Company Ltd, a description of the birds eye primrose by Reginald Farrer, a discussion about the carbon footprint of the National Park, managing Green Lanes in the National Park by Mark Allum, an introduction to ...
Review Issue 108

YDS/001/028/004

Review issue 108 published in Autumn 2009. Articles include a comment on 60 years since the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949, ‘A year for Celebrations’ in the Dales by Andy Ryland, a report on the quashing of Traffic Regulation Orders on Green Lanes by Malcolm Petyt, a feature on photo-archivist Jan Zootjens, ...
Review issue 111

YDS/001/029/003

Review issue 111 published in summer 2010. Articles include a comment ‘Challenging change’, a feature on the impact of an Icelandic volcano 3000 years ago by Gavin Edwards, ‘The changing Dales: Dentdale’ by Chris Crogan, a piece on Wulstan Atkins, godson of Elgar, by Bill Mitchell, an introduction to Swaledale Museum by Helen and Alan Bainbridge, ...
Review issue 117

YDS/001/031/001

Review issue 117 published in Winter 2011-2012. Artwork and printing now by Briggs Brothers. Articles include a comment on ‘Our upland farms: maintaining a delicate balance’, a piece on food production in the Yorkshire Dales by Anthony Bradley, diversification by a farming family into providing a coach service by Amanda Burton, a short item on a ...
Review Issue 118

YDS/001/031/002

Review issue 118 published in Spring 2012. Articles include a report on the move of YDS offices to Gargrave and information on the history of the canal-side wharfe, biking in Swaledale by Brenda Price, a feature on Chiang Yee and his book ‘The silent traveller at Parceval Hall’ by Andy Singleton, a report on community cooperation ...
Review issue 119

YDS/001/031/003

Issue 119 published in Summer 2012. Articles include a comment on affordable housing ‘No easy solution’, the issue of challenge walks and their impacts on the Dales, YDS’s views on the proposed extension to the National Park by Hugh Thornton, ‘Low Row, Swaledale and the textile industry’ by George Ingle, and an item on the Settle ...
Review issue 120

YDS/001/031/004

Review issue 120 published in Autumn 2012. Articles include a feature on the new Pennine Bridleway by Malcolm Petyt, ‘A window on the moors’ on the stained glass art of Deborah Lowe by Ian M Emberson, a profile of Arthur Raistrick by Bill Mitchell, a feature on the restoration of a remote field barn by Andy ...
Review Issue 123

YDS/001/032/003

Review issue 123 published Summer 2013. Articles include more on the debate about the use of Green Lanes by motorised traffic by Michael Bartholomew, a profile of Nora Curry, a feature on the Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association, ‘Swaledale Museum: Imaginative Recycling’ by curator Helen Bainbridge, a profile on Virginia Woolf by Bill Mitchell, trekking in ...
Review Issue 126

YDS/001/033/002

Review issue 126 published in Spring 2014. Articles include planning threats to the National Park, transport cuts, a comment on the Common Agriculture Policy review by Tom Lord, an item on Ilkley’s Manor House, a feature on Yorkshire Dales Mining Museum, ‘The Secret World of Dales Verges’ by David Morgan Rees, a note on the Tour ...
Review Issue 144

YDS/001/038/004

Review issue 144 published in Summer 2018. Articles include an introduction to the Glover Review on the Future of National Parks by Mark Corner, ‘A Bright Future for our Flora and Fauna?’ Lynn Leadbeatter looks at the draft Management Plan, there are responses on cycling in Swaledale, Malcolm Petyt reports on Killington Hydro, Nancy Stedmen reports ...
Review Issue 70

YDS/001/019/002

Review issue 70 published in Spring 2000. Articles include a discussion about Sheep grazing and drought by Anne Sansom of the Environment Agency, an update of the appeal for funds for the Raistrick Commemorative Bench with a centre spread of sketch designs by Peter Hebbard, an item on Marske in Swaledale and the provision of wheelchair ...
Review Issue 74

YDS/001/020/002

Review Issue 74 published in Spring 2001. Articles include ‘Foot and Mouth – the Deepening Crisis’, part two of ‘Farming in the Yorkshire Dales’ by Andrew Humphries, profiles of Jerry Pearlman and Dennis Cairns, the Diary of William Lodge Paley on his walks in the Dales in 1815, an update on the work of YDMT, the ...
Review Issue 76

YDS/001/020/004

Review issue 76 published in Autumn 2001. Articles include the difficulties thrown up by the Foot and Mouth epidemic, an exhibition of photographs by Geoffrey Wright ‘People in a Landscape: Tracks Through the Dales’, the hidden world of Stump Cross Caverns and an update on work on Crackpot Hall by YDMT. There are two poems by Dialect ...
Review Issue 79

YDS/001/021/003

Review issue 79 published in Summer 2002. Articles include a comment on Hostelling and the YHA Hostel at Grinton, a response on the need to protect Green Lanes, a report of the conference ‘Investing in Rural Creativity’ and a profile of Hilary Baker. There is also an update on the new Dales Bike Bus. Cover photo of Mike ...
Crucks in Craven

AAA/002/012

Annotated lecture notes indicating slides but no illustrations included. For a YVBSG/YAS event and covering Craven as well as mentioning Worth Valley, Swaledale and Tameside

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