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Review Issue 8

YDS/001/003/003

Review issue 8 published in autumn 1984. Articles include the decision of Coolscar Quarry, Dalesbus, a letter from Ribblesdale, ‘Turner in the Dales’, ‘Bainbridge’s Mill’ and a computer business arriving in the Dales. Cover photo of Sheep above Carperby by Geoffrey Wright.
Review Issue 28

YDS/001/008/003

Review issue 28 published in Autumn 1989. Articles include ‘Making Conservation Happen in the Yorkshire Dales’, rural housing issues, study packs for the Settle – Carlisle railway and the new Country Workshop Trail. There are also several watercolours by Hannah Chesterman launching the ‘Landscapes for Tomorrow’ exhibition. Cover photo of ‘The Conserved Landscape’ by Hannah Chesterman.
Review Issue 44

YDS/001/012/003

Review issue 44 published in Autumn 1993. Articles include a comment on interpreting the countryside by Chris Wood, a photographic study of Conistone by Julia Kaye, green lanes at risk, the Craven Tree Trust by Robert Preece and a description of various stiles by Chris Hartley illustrated by Ted Gower. There are also book reviews on Medieval ...
Review Issue 51

YDS/001/014/002

Review issue 51 published in Summer 1995. Articles include ‘Green Lanes of the Dales’ by Richard Harland, ‘A Yorkshire Burn Disaster’ about a Settle-Carlisle train crash in 1910 by John Settle, Dales transport update, a campaign against illegal poisoning of animals by pesticides by Alan Shenker, the availability of large scale 19th Century Geological Maps and ...
Review Issue 57

YDS/001/015/004

Review issue 57 published in Winter 1996. Articles include a description of a walk from Brimham Rocks to Fountains Abbey by Chris Hartley, charcoal production in the Dales by Geoff Garrett, the protection of hedges by John Cumberland, ‘Ecoscope comes to the Dales’ by David Hill and comment on change in Wensleydale by Allan Watkinson. There is ...
Review Issue 61

YDS/001/016/004

Review issue 61 published in Autumn 1997. Articles include an introduction to Heather Hancock the new National Park Officer, a piece on the painters of the Dales, a report on the National Parks Societies Seminar in Malham and the results of the competition for local businesses, the winner being ‘Yorelink’ supporting accommodation providers in Wensleydale. There is ...
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 64

YDS/001/017/003

Review issue 64 published in Autumn 1998. Articles include the debate on open access by Kate Ashbrook, a bird watching trip in Upper Wharfedale by Brenda Parkin, a report on the Freeholders Wood Millenium Trail, a discussion on quarrying in the Dales by Colin Ginger, the relinquishing of planning permission by ARC at Ribblehead Quarry and ...
Review Issue 65

YDS/001/017/004

Review issue 65 published in Winter 1998. Articles include a tribute to the late Shelia Marks, a feature on preserving Yorkshire crafts, a report on the new countryside agency, the new Integrated Winter Transport Service for Wensleydale and an update on the work of YDMT. There is an introduction of the new YDS logo, the Bird’s Eye ...
Review Issue 68

YDS/001/018/003

Review issue 68 published in Autumn 1999. Articles include a comment on Dales farms in crisis, ‘The Green Man of Cotter Force’ by Peter Hibbard, a report on Malham Tarn Field Centre by Cory Jones, an item on the Yorkshire Carriage Museum at Aysgarth, the conservation of the River Wharfe and freight on the Settle-Carlisle Line. The ...

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