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Review Issue 100

YDS/001/026/004

Review issue 100 published in Autumn 2007. Articles include a comment on the need for social housing, a discussion about planning for affordable housing by Hugh Thornton, seeing the Dales from a bus by Bill Mitchell and reflections on the 100th issue of the Review by Richard Muir, Tom Lord and Fleur Speakman. There is a contentious ...
Review Issue 101

YDS/001/027/001

Review issue 101 published Winter 2008. Articles include a report on a near death at Bolton Abbey stepping stones, a report of the National Parks Societies conference in Snowdonia by Hugh Thornton, the launch of the Yorkshire Dales Heritage Directory website, a few thoughts about stiles by Bill Mitchell, a celebration of 60 years of campaigning ...
Review issue 103

YDS/001/027/003

Review issue 103 published in Summer 2008. Articles include an introduction to Bill Mitchell, new President of YDS, a feature on ‘Ruswarp: the paw-print that help to save a railway’, a note on the visit by Rosie Winterton Minister of State for the environment to YDS’s office, the presentation of the Ken Willson Award to Amy ...
Review Issue 106

YDS/001/028/002

Review issue 106 published in Spring 2009. Articles include a report on the Flowers of the Dales project by Don Gamble, YDMT, an update on the Chelker wind turbine proposal, a piece on Roger Quilter, composer, by Bill Mitchell, a feature on Frank Gordon, artist, with a centre spread of his drawings of Wharfedale, and item ...
Review issue 110

YDS/001/029/002

Review issue 110 published in Spring 2010. Articles include a comment on naming the extension to the National Park, the case for the prohibition of recreational motor vehicles on Green Lanes by Michael Bartholomew, a contribution from a member living in Limburg in the Netherlands, a piece on the 5th anniversary of the Friends of Nidderdale ...
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 113

YDS/001/030/001

Review issue 113 published in Winter 2011. Articles include a comment on walking, landscape and health, a feature on the issues around conserving field barns by Andy Singleton, a report on the YDS seminar on climate change by Hugh Thornton, a goodbye to Anne Webster, a piece on Arthur Raistrick by Bill Mitchell, a tribute to ...
Review Issue 114

YDS/001/030/002

Review issue 114 published in Spring 2011. Articles include a comment cuts to funding, a response by Hugh Thornton on the review of National Parks governance, a proposal to connect the Bolton Abbey railway line to Skipton, ‘Snippet from the office’ by Ann Shadrake, an update on Corporate Members, ‘Sward!’ the story of a meadow presented ...
Review Issue 115

YDS/001/030/003

Review issue 115 published in Summer 2011, a special 30 year edition; review editor Fleur Speakman. The publication now designed by Creative and Marketing, with changes style, layouts, fonts and paper, and introducing the new version of the logo. Articles include a feature ‘Ghosts of Nidderdale’ by Colin Speakman about Richard Muir’s book ‘Elegy for the ...
Review Issue 116

YDS/001/030/004

Review issue 116 published in Autumn 2011; logo revised to show the correct number of petals on bird’s eye primrose (5). Articles include ‘Wind turbines, conservation and the landscape of the Dales’, a piece on renewable energy on off-grid farms by Dr. Dorian Speakman, a feature on ‘The power of story’ by Sita Brand, a ;iece ...
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 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 55

YDS/001/015/002

Review issue 55 published in Summer 1996. Articles include a history of the Council for National Parks, ‘Three Dales fallacies’ – thoughts on false ideas by Bill Mitchell, a piece on ‘ARC – the conscience of the Dales?’ by Pip Land and a feature on Swaledale’s railway mania 1846 -1912 by Charles Hepworth; also short items ...
Review Issue 62

YDS/001/017/001

Review issue 62 published in Spring 1998. Articles include a comment on the government’s consultation paper on access to open countryside, ‘Controlling Holiday Homes – Anger in the Dales’, a feature on the year of the deer warden at Studley Royal Deer Park by Stuart Burnham, tributes to John Blakeborough and Eric Jackson and George Hallas, ...
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 ...
A bad attack of railwayitis

BMC/002/005

David Johnstone and Trevor Robinson set off from Dentdale to walk to Blea Moor Tunnel, while Bill Mitchell set off from Ribblehead, meeting his colleagues to walk to Blea Moor. Particular attention was paid to the features of the Settle Carlisle railway that they encountered.

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