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Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Study Group ER=East Riding, NR=North Riding, WR=West Riding, D=Durham r=report, p=plan, e=elevation, s=section, d or det=detail, doc=documentation, oral=oral information, site=site map, rf=roof, ph=photograph This list is based upon that compiled by the Vernacular Buildings Studies Group. Additional reports not listed by the VBSG but held by the YAS have been added. The Ref No is the YAS collection reference, and you will need to quote this along with the place name and report number when requesting reports from the archives. All reports are filed under parish or township, where the placename used by the VBRG is different from that it is filed under at the YAS a cross-reference has been added. Parish/Township Old County Report No Building Contents Year of Survey Abbotside NR 416 High Dyke, Lunds r p e 1978 Abbotside NR 1091 Cotterdale, 17 barns r ph 1986 Abbotside, Low NR 916 Foss Ings, bothy r p e d 1983 Abbotside NR 920 Helm r p e d ph 1983 Abbotside NR 1104 Coleby Hall, barns r ph 1986 Acklam ER 1673 Nether Garth r p e ph 2004 Addingham WR 1053 Reynard Ing r p e s l 1986 Addingham WR 1080 Shackleton's Barn r p s 1986 Addingham WR 1081 Stamp Hill r p e s doc 1986 Addingham WR 1082 Paradise Laithe r p s 1986 Addingham WR 1084 Farfield Hall r p s doc 1986 Addingham WR 1193 Overgate Croft r p e 1988 Addingham WR 1237 Manor House r p e rf d 1989 Addingham WR 1244 Lower Cross Bank r p e s d 1990 Addingham WR 1260 16-18 Church Street r p e s d rf 1990 Addingham WR 1262 Parkinson Fold r p e rf 1990 Addingham WR 1264 1 Sugar Hill/14 Main St r p e s d 1990 Addingham WR 1270 Field Building r p e 1990 Addingham WR 1298 The Fleece r e p s 1988/9 Addingham WR 1314 Listers Barn r p e s rf 1992 Addingham WR 1344 Lower Gate Croft r d 1992 Addingham WR 1348 Ivy House Barn r p e s 1992 Addingham WR 1366 High House r p e s ph 1993 Addingham WR 1436 Ghyll House Farm r p e s d 1995 Addingham WR 1528 Crayke Cottage r p e d doc ph 1996 Addingham WR 1529 The Long Barn / Green Cottage r p e site 1996 Addingham WR 1534 Manor Garth Barns r p e 1997 Addingham WR 1565 Brumfitt Cottage r p e s det doc 1998 Addingham WR 1587 131 Main Street r p e doc 1999 Addingham WR 1599 High Laithe r p e s det rf ph 2000 Addingham WR 1639 8-10 North Street r p e s det doc ph 2003 Addingham WR 1681 95 and 97 Main Street r p e det 2005 Addingham WR 1677 88-94 Main Street r p e s det rf doc ph 2005 Addingham WR 1722 Cuckoo Nest r p e det rf 2006 Addingham Moorside WR 1189 Upper Gate Croft r p e d 1988 Ainderby Quernhow NR 114 Notes of Field Meeting1975 Ainderby Steeple NR 204 Green Hills Farm r p s 1976 Ainderby Steeple NR 275 Far Greenhills r p e ph 1977 Airton WR 577 Occabers, Town End r p d ph 1979 Aislaby by Pickering NR 301 Hall Farm p 1967 Aislaby by Pickering NR 331 Rose Cottage ph p 1970 Aislaby NR 1726 Lane Farm r e p rf det 2006 Aldbrough NR 1316 Penrose House r p e d ph 1991 Aldbrough NR 1325 Manor Cottage r p e ph 1991 Aldbrough ER 1595 36 Church Street r p e det rf 1999 Aldbrough ER 1601 Crossmere Hill Farm r p e det rf doc 2000 Aldbrough ER 1590 16 Cross Street r p e doc 1999 Aldbrough ER 1382 Hill Top House r e p 1990 Aldbrough St John NR 1506 Dilston House r p e rf det 1996 Allerton WR 1459 West End Farm r p e s 1995 Almondbury WR 1669 Longley Old Hall r p e s det rf doc ph 2004 Almondbury WR 1691 1 Wickens Road, Upperthong r p e det rf doc ph 2005 Alne NR 494 White House r p e s ph 1978 Alne NR 714 Pond House Farm r p e d 1980 Alne NR 1000 Woodlands r p e s 1984 Ampleforth NR 1015 Ivy Cottage r p e 1985 Ampleforth NR 851 Dale View ph p 1983 Appleton NR 1089 East Appleton Manor House r p ph 1985 Appleton Le Moors NR 852 The Firs rf 1970 Appleton Le Moors NR 332 Manor Farm Byre rf 1970 Appleton Le Moors NR 853 Rosemarie Lodge r 1974 Appleton Le Moors NR 854 Woodward Farmhouse r p e 1982 Appleton Roebuck NR 1 Holme Green r p 1970 Appleton Roebuck NR 1102 Woolas Hall Farm r p s rf 1986 Appleton Roebuck NR 865 Derelict Cottage r p 1970 Appleton Wiske NR 851 (or 2) Church Farm r p s 1974 Appletreewick WR 278 High Laithe r p s d ph 1977 Appletreewick WR 279 Gate UP r p e d ph 1977 Appletreewick WR 285 Gate UP r p d 1977 Appletreewick WR 701 Old cottage r p e d ph 1980 Appletreewick WR 704 High Hall r p e s d ph 1980 Appletreewick WR 705 Fold Farm r p e 1980 Appletreewick WR 710 Low Hall, barn r p d ph 1980 Appletreewick WR 725 Old house at Low Hall r p e 1981 Appletreewick WR 1004 Simons Seat r p e 1984 Appletreewick WR 1686 North Barn r p e det rf ph 2005 Appletreewick WR 1682 Bails Laithe r p e s rf 2005 Appletreewick WR 1685 Large Barn r p e s det rf 2005 Arkendale NR 192 Notes on 4 buildings 1976 Arkendale NR 224A Dale Farm, house r p e 1976 Arkendale NR 224B Dale Farm, granary r p s 1976 Arkendale NR 224C Dale Farm, barn r p e s d 1977 Arkengarthdale NR 3 Isaiah's Farm p e r ph p 1973 Arkengarthdale NR 1471 Isaiah's Farm r p e d ph 1994 Arkengarthdale NR 1239 Lock Slack r p e d ph 1988 Arkengarthdale NR 1468 Hillside West, North Building r p e 1994 Arkengarthdale NR 1469 Hillside West r p e 1994 Arkengarthdale NR 1472 Mell Close r p e ph 1994 Arkengarthdale NR 749 Heggs Farm r p e 1981 Arncliffe WR 1111 Green Farm Cottage r p 1986 Arncliffe see also Halton Gill Arncliffe WR 1646 Sink Hill Barn r p e s det 2003 Asenby NR 1020 Hall Farm r p e 1985 Askrigg NR 912 West End House r p e d 1982 Askrigg NR 917 Askrigg House r p e d 1983 Askrigg NR 900 Skell Gill Cottage r p e d 1983 Askrigg NR 904 Hare Gill Ing r p e ph 1983 Askrigg NR 907 Luke's House r p e 1983 Askrigg NR 919 Spen House, Skell Gill r p e 1983 Askwith WR 379 House at Snowden Beck r p e 1977 Askwith WR 380 Low Snowden Hall Farm r p e 1977 Askwith WR 1821 Crook Farm r p e 1982 Askwith WR 1475 Crook Farm, buildings r p e rf 1994 Askwith WR 826 Manor House r e 1982 Askwith WR 829 Low Snowden Hall r p e d 1982 Askwith WR 951 Shaw Hall, High Snowden r p e 1983 Askwith WR 1070 Sundial Farm r p e s 1985 Askwith WR 1454 Moorside Farm r p e 1994 Askwith WR 1455 Ibbetson's Farm r p e d ph 1994 Askwith WR 1476 Old Vicarage r p e d ph 1994 Askwith WR 1481 Carr House Farm r p e d 1995 Askwith WR 1482 Carr House Farm r p e 1994 Austwick WR 547 Town End Cottage r p e 1979 Austwick WR 654 Battle Hill r p e d 1980 Austwick WR 657 Town Head Farm r p e s rf d 1980 Austwick WR 1147 Wharfe Manor House r p e rf 1986 Austwick WR 1740 Austwick Hall r p e et rf ph 2008 Ayton, East NR 858 Hill Crest, 12 Castlegate r rf p 1980 Azerley see also Galphay Azerley WR 272 Cowmires, Galphay, and farm buildings r p e s d doc 1977 Azerley WR 436 Gold Coin Farm, Galphay r p 1978 Azerley WR 465 Braithwaite Hall, Galphay r p e ph 1978 Azerley WR 834 The Cottage, Galphay r p e d 1982 Azerley WR 1040 Mickley, barn r p s d ph 1985 Azerley WR 1041 Newfield Farm r p d ph 1985 Azerley WR 1059 Galphay Wood Farm r p 1985 Azerley WR 1060 Warren Lane Farm r p ph 1985 Bagby NR 4 Bagby, Bagby Hall Farm note 1970 Bainbridge NR 693 Countersett Hall r p s rf d ph 1980 Bainbridge NR 800 High Foss Farm r p e 1982 Bainbridge NR 905 Stocks House r p e 1983 Bainbridge NR 906 Coatie r p e 1983 Bainbridge NR 908 High Blean Farm r p e d 1983 Bainbridge NR 909 High Blean Farm Cottage r p d 1983 Bainbridge NR 918 Bridge View Cottage r p e 1983 Bank Newton WR 5 Bank Newton Hall, barn s note 1972 Bank Newton WR 483 Cross Gates Farm r p e 1978 Bank Newton WR 484 Old Farm r e 1978 Bank Newton WR 1434 Moorber Bottom r p e ph 1993 Barden WR 597 Drebley, corn barn r p s 1979 Barden WR 598 Drebley, smaller barn r p s 1979 Barden WR 697 Water Gate, barn r p s 1980 Barden WR 931 Agill House r p e 1983 Barden WR 953 Hole House Farm r p e 1983 Barden WR 1249 Little Gate Farm r p e s rf d 1989 Barden WR 1252 Fold Farm r p e 1989 Barden WR 1285 Barden Tower Chapel r p e d 1990 Barden WR 1384 Drebley, farmhouse r p e 1992 Barden WR 1386 The Old School r p e 1992 Barden WR 1435 Howgill Chapel r p e 1993 Barden WR 1547 Barden Scale r p e d rf doc 1997 Barden WR 1549 Barn east of lane at Barden Scale r p e d rf 1997 Barden WR 1550 High Laithe (destroyed 1960) r p e d rf ph 1997 Barden WR 1552 Barn at Barden Scale r p e s ph 1997 Barden WR 1553 Scale Cottage r p e doc 1997 Bardsey WR 880 Rowley Grange r p s 1984 Barkisland WR 1315 Old House Farm r p e s d 1992 Barkisland WR 1318 Calf Hey Farm cottage r p e s ph 1992 Barkisland WR 1319 Nelson House Barn r p s 1992 Barkisland WR 1323 Nelson House Barn r p e rf 1990 Barkisland WR 1327 Lower Bottomley r p d 1992 Barkisland WR 1432 Shaw Head Wall Nook r p e s doc 1994 Barkisland WR 1445 Lower Hey r p e d rf 1995 Barkisland WR 1449 Lower Hey barns r p e 1995 Barkisland WR 1622 Nelson House r p e det ph 2002 Barkston Ash WR 538 Turpin Hall Farm r p e s 1978 Barkston Ash WR 551 Croft Farm r p e s d ph 1978 Barkston Ash WR 1276 Ivy Cottage r p e ph 1989 Barlby ER 480 Old Vicarage, York Road r p d 1978 Barmston ER 1596 Manor Farm r p s rf 1999 Barnard Castle D 846 4 Market Place r p e d 1983 Barnard Castle D 971 10/12 Market Place r p d ph 1984 Barnard Castle D 1098 44 The Bank r p e rf d 1986 Barnard Castle D 1162 38/40 The Bank r p e ph 1987 Barnard Castle D 1293 55 Galgate r p e 1990 Barnard Castle D 1303 51 Galgate r p e 1990 Barnard Castle D 1307 Woodbine Cottage r p 1990 Barnard Castle D 1336 26 Newgate r e 1991 Barningham NR 239 Cowclose House r p e 1976 Barningham NR 535 Garnathwaite r p e ph 1978 Barningham NR 751 Hillside r p ph 1981 Barningham NR 841 Prospect House r p e 1982 Barningham NR 915 The Hollies r p d 1983 Barningham NR 1069 (Newby House School r p e ph 1985 Barningham NR 1158 Virginia
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    Parish: Knayton with Brawith Committee Date : 30 May 2019 Ward: Bagby & Thorntons Officer dealing : Miss Ruth Hindmarch th 7 Target Date: 4 June 2019 18/02676/FUL Construction of one dwelling and conversion of former agricultural buildings to form three dwellings At Southfields, Fanny Lane, Knayton For Mr R Pearson and Mrs V Dickinson This application is referred to Planning Committee as the application is a departure from the Development Plan. 1.0 SITE, CONTEXT AND PROPOSAL 1.1 The application site is located to the south and west of Southfields, Knayton and to the west of the highway that runs north-south through the village. The site was previously associated with Southfields and was once actively used for agricultural purposes. The site comprises two buildings, one of which is a two storey building and the other is a single storey ‘C’ shaped building. The site is bounded on either side by residential properties, to the west the site slopes and beyond the site is grass land is the A19. 1.2 The site is located within the Knayton Conservation Area and partly within the Development Limits of Knayton. The neighbouring property of Southfields is a grade II listed building, as is the adjoining property of Penhill House. 1.3 Full planning permission is sought for the development of four dwellings. One would be a new detached property to the south of Southfields, which is within the Development Limits of the village. The existing access track would serve as vehicular access to the rear of the this proposed dwelling and would also serve the remaining three proposed dwellings, one of which would be within the existing two- storey building on the site (Barn A) and the other two dwellings would be formed within the existing ‘C’ shaped building (Barn B).
  • Your Local News Magazine for the Two Dales

    Your Local News Magazine for the Two Dales

    REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD ISSUE NO. 249 MARCH 2017 Your local news magazine for the Two Dales. PRICELESS REETH AND DISTRICT GAZETTE LTD First Thoughts . Reeth, park up, go for a walk and go home. Not to mention on Fridays when What shall we complain about today? I people drive past the market in Reeth know - cyclists. They’re an easy target. to go to a market elsewhere . oops, What about that bike/running event locals again. they had around Reeth last month. Perhaps we could charge people to What a mess they made of the green! come into Reeth? Just like the Hold on though, this morning I walked bookseller in Hawes who charges 50p across the green and there was some for people who come into his shop and real damage, caused by a large vehicle just browse. He’s popular isn’t he? needlessly driving right across it. These cyclists are a drain on the Locals I suspect - so that’s all right NHS though - especially when they then. come off their bikes and are airlifted These cyclists though, they come to hospital. Never happens to car into Reeth and don’t spend a penny in drivers that. Mind you, I suppose at any of the local businesses. It’s a bit least the cyclists are in the great like on Scott Trial day when there are outdoors, taking exercise and keeping plenty of motor bikes riders coming fit - unlike the thousands of couch through Reeth and not stopping to potatoes who are contributing to a patronise the local businesses; or even diabetes epidemic which threatens to on a weekend when people come into bankrupt the NHS.