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Sarah Hartley

  • Applicants Associate Manager, Google Digital News Initiative
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@sarah-hartley.bsky.social, Environment journalist and Climate Literacy Facilitator
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Bishop MP weighs the wind farm arguments

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By Sarah Hartley
| swd.news
Sam Rushworth MP speaking at the Barningham Village Hall Meeting. Photo: Sarah Hartley. When the family of Lady Augusta Henrietta Milbanke built the village school that bears her name on a plaque in 1875, the idea of villagers assembling there to challenge governments and landowners would have been unimaginable. But 150 years on, the building which is now the rather quaint Barningham village hall, was packed to the point of standing room only at the invitation of a local MP.
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Remote moorlanders fear water disruption

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By Sarah Hartley
| News by Wire
31 lead-mine shafts, no baseline water tests:The gap in Hope Moor Wind Farm plans Householders raise fears that disturbing old mine workings to build a major windfarm could impact essential private water supplies. Fred. Olsen Renewables’ Scoping report flags old lead-mine workings on the moor yet proposes no baseline testing of the springs dozens of households drink from. For generations, a scatter of homes on the moors above Barningham drank from their own springs. Now Fred.
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North Yorkshire monastery to host exhibition of the county’s talented artists and makers

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By Sarah Hartley
| News by Wire
The historic Ampleforth Abbey will once again host a selling exhibition of more than 60 artists and makers from across North Yorkshire from 11-19 July 2025. Paintings, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery, millinery and more will be on display in a showcase celebrating the region’s great artistic talent – with all work available for visitors to buy.
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