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  Ilkley based estate agent, Dacre, Son & Hartley has been awarded customer review platform, Feefo’s Platinum Trusted Service Award for the fifth year in a row, in recognition of the exceptional online reviews that verified clients continually write about the firm.

• Multi-platinum selling band WET WET WET to play intimate gig in Ilkley

  Wet Wet Wet are bringing their intimate acoustic tour to Ilkley on Tuesday 26 May, choosing the King's Hall, as it, like the majority of venues on the tour, are located in places that they’ve never played before during their 40+ year careers.

• Ilkley Thingery moves home – keeping the Mortens tradition alive

  The Ilkley Thingery has settled into its new base behind the former Mortens shop on Cunliffe Road, continuing the long-loved tradition of this spot being a place for tools, DIY know-how and friendly local help.

• Final tickets available for Ilkley Beer Festival

  Ilkley Beer Festival is marking its 18th year on February 13th & 14th with a renewed focus on community fundraising and support for local businesses,

• Professor prepares to climb Everest with support from Ilkley Harriers

  Members of Ilkley Harriers, along with walkers, cyclists, families and passers-by, came together at the weekend to take on an extraordinary endurance challenge on Ilkley Moor.

• Addingham café opens with new team at the helm

  Ginger Plum Café in Addingham has opened its doors today with a team behind the counter, Sophie and Matt.

• Musical weekend ahead at Ilkley Playhouse

  Look forward to a weekend of musical entertainment at Ilkley Playhouse.

• Addingham Pre-School awarded 'STRONG STANDARD' rating by OFSTED

  The pre-school received the rating under the new rating system.

• Four million and growing for Ilkley online learning provider

  Ilkley based learning provider, High Speed Training, has officially certified its 4 millionth learner, marking a significant milestone for the organisation.

• New website launches to unite LS29 voluntary organisations

  A new online directory and community calendar have launched to bring together information about the vibrant voluntary and community sector in the LS29 area.

• Celebrating community spirit at Ilkley Riverside Parks group

  The Friends of Ilkley Riverside Parks [FOIRP] are celebrating another highly successful year of improvements to Ilkley’s much-loved riverside green spaces, while inviting new volunteers to join them in caring for the parks in the year ahead.

• Your Media Group launches brand new local voucher platform

  Your Media Group has launched a brand new voucher platform, making it easier to discover local days out and experiences right on your doorstep.

• Utility firms set to be charged for peak-time roadworks

  A scheme is set to be introduced to charge utility companies and other organisations for carrying out roadworks on key roads during the busiest times of the day.

• Brutus Gold will return to Ilkley for One Night of Disco Magic

  After a sell-out debut last year, Brutus Gold’s Love Train is back, bringing one night of disco magic to The Kings Hall on 30th May.

• Mayor joins veterans club for Armed Forces Covenant signing

  The Mayor of Ilkley, Councillor Jane Gibson, attended the recent Ilkley Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club and witnessed the Armed Forces Covenant signing.

• Brand new local voucher platform set to launch next week

  A brand new voucher platform is set to make discovering local days out and experiences easier than ever when it launches next week.

• Supporters launch for Ilkley Pride 2026 programme

  Ilkley Pride & Diversity Group welcomed a large and enthusiastic gathering of local businesses, community organisations, and civic leaders on Thursday evening for its annual Supporters Launch Event, held at The Ticket Office in Ilkley.

• Three Ilkley lads to walk 120 miles for dementia charity

  Three football fans from Ilkley plan to walk 120 miles in honour of all those affected by dementia.

• Can you spare an hour for Marie Curie?

  Marie Curie is looking for volunteers in Ilkley for its Great Daffodil Appeal this Spring.

• Rain forces council to close grass sports pitches this weekend

  Bradford Council has today said its grass sports pitches will be closed this weekend due to the weather.