It was built in 1909 to replace an earlier building of 1777 and contains the pulpit from which John Wesley preached during the last of his seven visit to Pateley Bridge. Walking ahead to the ...

Despite wanting to return to Pateley Bridge, in North Yorkshire, when the weather is warmer, she attested: "It really is a place where you can visit in all weathers as it has everything you could ...

Article continues below Despite her desire to see Pateley Bridge under the sun's gaze, Samantha attests to its all-season appeal: "It really is a place where you can visit in all weathers as it ...

SOUTH of Pateley Bridge the River Nidd is a more tranquil ... never visited before then Brimham Rocks are definitely worth a visit. The rocks are an astonishing site, sculptured over millions ...

FANCY a day out? You could do worse than visit Pateley Bridge and find your way to Teacups. We are grateful to the walkers who alerted us to this gem. Teacups is located in the old school and ...

We speak to hundreds of people who are here exploring Pateley Bridge every year and we get ... of Outstanding Natural Beauty when I paid him a visit but he is also working on a project for the ...

The judge’s visit was unannounced ... Service is on Thursday 28th November at 6.30pm St Cuthbert's Church, Pateley Bridge. Light up a Life is a very special event full of warmth and love ...

"The actual chain dates back to possibly 1896 when it was the Ripon and Pateley Bridge Rural District Council," he said. Mr Henderson's son Mark had travelled to Colombia to visit a relative and ...

Pateley Bridge is one such example and Samantha Teasdale of Yorkshire Live was tasked with exploring it for herself... Usually, I'm quite prudent with my finances, but the moment I set foot on the ...

Visitors since Victorian times have enjoyed seeing the natural wonder that is the limestone caves Visit www.stumpcrosscaverns.co.uk. For details of the auction featuring the Pateley Bridge ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. FANCY a day out? You could do worse than visit Pateley Bridge and find your way to Teacups. We are grateful to the walkers who alerted us to ...