Tickets are likely to sell quickly as Bryan and Joan ( who have already hosted 13 Nosh and Natters!) have decided to make this the 14th and final event of this kind. Please ring them for tickets on 840577.
Rathmell Reading Room, will be holding a Macmillan Coffee Morning on Saturday 24th September. 10am till 12noon. Entry is free, small donation for refreshments. Cake Stall & Raffle, all proceeds will go to Macmillan Nurses. Any donations of cakes &…
Rathmell Reading Room will hold a Beetle Drive on Friday 9th September starts at 7-30pm entry Adults £1 Children 50p Tea/Orange/Biscuits included. Everyone Welcome
Rathmell Thursday Club,will start again after their summer break in the Reading Room on Thursday 1st September 2016. Lunch at 12-30. followed by a talk on Wensleydale Railway Project, speaker Ruth Annison.
On Bank Holiday Monday 29th August 2016 Rathmell, Tosside & Wigglesworth are holding an Inter-Village Walk. The event will run from 1 pm to 5pm and you can choose to walk, cycle, run or ride. Start your route from any…
Did you know that 95% of the country has much faster Internet than us and right now there are no plans for our villages to be connected to BT Fibre Network? So we need to organise it ourselves. We are…
Craven DC Draft Local Plan – Latest News Those of you who attended our Rathmell Parish Meeting in May will recall that we discussed the proposals for this in depth and submitted our comments as part of the consultation exercise….
As many Rathmell residents will now be aware, the planning application to build 3 houses to the north of Hesley Lane was refused by CDC Planning Committee at its most recent meeting. Acting on your instructions from our Parish Meeting,…
There will be a BBQ on Saturday 23rd July at Raker Barn View Wigglesworth (near Wigglesworth Hall Farm), by kind permission of Roger and Christine Booth. Gardens will be open from 3pm, the BBQ from 4pm. Bowls on the lawn….
The Open Farm Day on Sunday 5th June dawned warm & sunny. Hosted by Chris Weston at Cappelside Farm Rathmell & sponsored by the Co-operative Society it was the perfect setting to promote British Farming.Visitors were taken on guided tours…
