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  • History
    • Census
    • Historic maps
  • Walks
    • East of Gayles
    • To Gayles View Farm & Dalton + Covid-19 lockdown alternative
    • To Kirby Hill and back
    • To the Pub ( updated 2021-11-21 )
    • To ‘The Shoulder of Mutton’ and back
    • A road walk for brunch
    • Cutting the corner
    • Barningham Moor – further afield
    • To Gilling West along the valley floor – further afield
    • To the bluebell woods – an easy route of 9k and about 2 hours
    • To the shops – Ravensworth to Mainsgill farm shop
    • Only on a Sunday – skirting the ranges
    • Only on a Sunday – Feldom ranges
  • Village projects
  • Village Hall
  • Gayles events
    • Picnic in the Paddock 2024
    • Picnic in the Paddock 2023
    • Picnic in the Paddock – 5th June 2022 12pm to 4pm
  • Maps
  • Transport
  • Roads
  • Health
    • Covid-19
  • AED @PhoneBox
  • New Arrival
  • Changes
    • Hedges
    • Dead & Gone
  • Activities
  • Broadband
  • Parish Meeting
    • Parish Charter
    • Parish finances
    • Gayles Parish Minutes
  • Holmedale
  • North Yorkshire Council
    • Councillor updates
    • Richmondshire
    • Rural Services Network
  • Planning applications
  • Gayles Quarry
  • Conservation Area
    • Worth keeping
    • Use it or lose it
  • Gayles Common
  • Gardens
  • Wildlife
  • Illegal activities – what to do
  • Weather
  • Gayles characters
  • Famous people with local connections
  • The Flyer
  • Eating & Drinking
  • Oil Co-op
  • Green stuff
  • Food
  • Useful contacts & websites
    • Trades
  • Places to Visit

Famous people with local connections

Matthew Parris (Newsham)
A visit home turns the key on memories of childhood

Lord Ian Botham (Ravensworth)

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