Water is a vital resource that sustains life on our planet. It is essential for human survival, agriculture, and industry. Yorkshire, a historic county in northern England, is home to many rivers, lakes, and reservoirs that provide water for its residents and businesses. The River Ouse, which flows through the city of York, is one of the most important sources of water in the region. Yorkshire Water, a company responsible for providing clean water and wastewater services to the county, plays a crucial role in managing this precious resource.
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Today’s walk of the day is a York walk taking in the views along the River Ouse in Yorkshire’s oldest city. …
Bringing the outdoors indoors… ‘There’s no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothes’ so the age-old saying goes. But …
The Hole of Horcum is a popular walking destination in the North York Moors and it is easy to see why. …
A wonderful walk just to the north of the City of York which takes in a wander beside the River Ouse …
Dew ponds – sometimes called cloud ponds or mist ponds – are man-made ponds which were created in the 18th and …
Bill talks about his favourite inclusive walking route for disabled people at Yorkshire Water’s Langsett Reservoir.
This is a glorious walk amongst nature. Potteric Carr Nature Reserve is a beautiful area of wetland, woodland and wildlife that …
This week, Harrogate Spring Water staff took to the streets of Harrogate to participate in the Great British Spring Clean, in …
When you think of walking in Yorkshire, you’re probably picturing wind-swept moors or the hills and valleys of the Dales. You’re …
Heber’s Ghyll is a cracking family-friendly walk in Ilkley. Given it is less than 3km in length, this is a wander …
Coming into the Swinsty Reservoir car park, you’re immediately into this glorious view – a sandy beach area and the start …
If you’re looking for a lovely spring walk where you can take in the beautiful scenery and enjoy what nature has …
With 500km of towpaths and beautiful waterside vistas steeped in history, Yorkshire’s canal and river network offers some truly memorable walking …
Craig Grimes, Managing Director of Experience Community, introduces his work and his passion to help disabled people access Yorkshire’s countryside.
If you asked people who have lived in Sheffield to tell you what gives the city its charm, most would agree …
One of the most popular walks in Harrogate takes you from the Royal Pump Room Museum to RHS Harlow Carr. The …
This is my favourite daily walk- you can see me jumping for joy even though I get to do it pretty …
A walk from Little Miss Yorkshire Embsay Reservoir walk is a great starter walk for little ones. It is only a …
You can guarantee five things that will happen on a walk with children and I can almost set my watch by it on our favourite Walkshire jaunt.
If you are visiting Skipton, you simply have to walk through Skipton Woods. It’s the perfect place for little ones to …
Here is a blog by our youngest contributor, so far, Eden. He was asked to write about his three favourite walks …
Lindley Wood Reservoir is the oldest of the reservoirs in the Washburn Valley. Built between 1869 and 1876. Further up the …
Blue Monday…. Is it really the most depressing day of the year? Simply put, no. The third Monday in January isn’t …
Walking in the great outdoors is most definitely one of the great joys of life. Getting out in the fresh air, …
The pretty seaside community of Robin Hood’s Bay was once the heart of smuggling operations. Joe Shute takes a tour of …
