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Skipton Guide
Skipton is a town in North Yorkshire, England that lies along the River Aire and Leeds and Liverpool Canal. It forms part of the Craven district of the non-metropolitan county of North Yorkshire, but is within the historic boundaries of the West Riding of Yorkshire. An open-air market is held four times a week on the high street (Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday).
Skipton is home to the Skipton Building Society. Skipton is served by Airedale NHS Trust. The local paper is the Craven Herald. The train station is next door to a Tesco and a Morrisons. There is also a theatre located not too far from both the railway station and the town centre. There is a Little Chef and a Travelodge at the roundabout where the A59, A65 and A629 meet. There are lots of countrey pubs including the Black Horse, The royal Shepard and The Craven Heifer Inn- which is a bed and breakfast pub on Grassington Road, Skipton.
Skipton is home to the Skipton Building Society. Skipton is served by Airedale NHS Trust. The local paper is the Craven Herald. The train station is next door to a Tesco and a Morrisons. There is also a theatre located not too far from both the railway station and the town centre. There is a Little Chef and a Travelodge at the roundabout where the A59, A65 and A629 meet. There are lots of countrey pubs including the Black Horse, The royal Shepard and The Craven Heifer Inn- which is a bed and breakfast pub on Grassington Road, Skipton.
