Fostering interest in, and care for, the distinctive character and heritage of North Craven

What is a gold lunula? A gold lunula is a type of Bronze Age collar or necklace named after its crescent moon shape. The culture of making gold lunulas was believed to have started in Ireland and the majority of known examples have been found there. Little is known for certain about them, so they are still quite mysterious objects. Read full report here .

The Annual Report and Accounts for the year ending 31 August 2025 is now available here .

Lesley Tate of the Craven Herald reports the future of The Folly at Settle has been secured for generations to come after it received...

The 2024 Review is now online with an updated index - to be found here .

The Craven Herald reports success of the National Trust in establishing an ambitious landscape recovery project. The Heart of the Dales...

Lesley Tate of the Craven Herald has been looking at the plans made in the 1970s for the reorganisation of the county boundaries. In...