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Yorkshire - The Yorkshire Dales


NEWS IN BRIEF: IMPORTANT


You may have noticed on the news recently the concerns about railway level crossings are growing. Fortunately our crossing at Yorkshire Dales is not a main line and has a fairly slow infrequent train traffic. However due to the recent coverage we have had a visit from the Railway Board who are now going to ensure we enforce the closing of the gate, which will be monitored by CCTV camera.


Please can you ensure that every time either yourself or any of your guests leave or enter ensure that you close


Local Feature Turning Yorkshire F


or over 600 years the symbol of Yorkshire has been the white rose, but all that is about to


change as gardeners across the county are encouraged to swap white roses for yellow in honour of the Tour de France 2014. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS),


working in conjunction with Welcome to Yorkshire, the tourism agency which led the successful bid to bring the Tour de France to Yorkshire, is producing a factsheet to help gardeners turn Yorkshire yellow this summer. It contains over 80 different kinds of plants with yellow flowers or yellow foliage – including four varieties of yellow rose - tips on when to plant them and how to maintain them to ensure, on the weekend of the 5th and 6th July, when the world’s largest annual sporting event races through the county, they will be at their blooming best. Gary Verity, chief executive of Welcome


to Yorkshire, said: “The Grand Départ provides Yorkshire with a unique opportunity to showcase what the county has to offer and highlight the pride we have in our towns and villages. We understand the economic advantages of attractive places and with the help of the RHS we want to enhance the county, creating show stopping floral displays that will wow the crowds next summer.” Ruth Evans, RHS Director of Education, Funding and Communities,


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said: “In honour of this glorious event we’re absolutely delighted to be helping gardeners in Yorkshire celebrate by planting yellow flowers in gardens and public spaces across the region. The colour is synonymous with the Tour de France, so what better way to celebrate the race coming to the county than by drawing on the beauty of nature and making Yorkshire glow a gorgeous yellow while the world’s spotlight is on it.” Tracy Foster, a gold medal winning garden designer at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2012 - who is based in Roundhay near Leeds - added: “I think it is a fantastic idea that a county with so many beautiful gardens should welcome the Tour de France with flowers! With a dazzling variety of yellow flowers and plants to choose from we can be really creative and make The 2014 Grand Départ even more memorable.” Welcome to Yorkshire and the RHS are


working with all local authorities, RHS Britain in Bloom groups, RHS Campaign for School Gardening schools and parish councils along the routes to share the dedicated factsheet and to encourage communities across Yorkshire to think yellow next summer when planting hanging baskets, bedding plants and perennials. You can download your own factsheet from www.rhs.org.uk and find out how you can help turn Yorkshire yellow.


Park Events


the gates following the instructions proceeding both entrance and exit. This is for the safety of all our owners. Failure to do this will result in a £1,000 fine for both the offender and Park Leisure.


We will make sure the push buttons are conveniently located so that you do not have to get out of your vehicle, for the long term we are applying for a more convenient system, however this could take some time going through planning so we ask for your help and co- operation. It’s of paramount importance to us that we keep all owners and staff members at the Yorkshire Dales in the safest environment possible.


March 8th Join us in our NEW office from 4 – 6pm for wine and canapés to kick start the 2014 season.


March 22nd Join us for a tour of the new rock face development (quarry) from 5 – 7pm before heading back to the office to enjoy a glass of Prosecco, mug of hot chocolate, and a jacket potato full of a variety of delicious fillings.


April 20th Join us on Easter Sunday for our eggcellent Easter egg hunt! Starting in the office at 12, it will be a day full of fun, make sure you keep checking the online owners lounge for more details closer to the time.


May 4th Hog Roast 4.30 – 6.30pm


May 24th Wine ‘n’ Cheese in reception 5 – 7pm


...swap white roses for yellow in honour of the Tour de France 2014.


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