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The full Job Application Pack for the Mashamshire Community Office Manager post is now available. Anyone interested can download all documents from the website via the link below: http://www.visitmasham.com/?p=8613

We're very sad to say we're losing Tessa. So Mashamshire Community Office, at the heart of our community, is in need of a new manager. Click here to view more about this great job opportunity: http://www.visitmasham.com/…/03/MCO-Man ager-job-poster-1.pdf

Ever wondered why there are so many crabs in Masham Church when it's a long way to the sea? The answer lies in the coat of arms of the Scrope family, from whom the Danbys were descended. Richard le Scrob was one of Edward the Confessor's Norman favourites, and so they were already settled in England (Herefordshire) at the time of the Conquest. The family motto, Devant si je puis (Forward if I can), is a sardonic allusion to their name, which come from ‘scrob’ - crab in Norman French.

Lovely Spring sunshine in Masham today!

Great photography!

Masham Roadworks - There are multiple roadworks in Masham next week (25th - 29th March) with temporary traffic lights and contraflow - Bit of a novelty for Masham - we normally have to drive to Ripon to see a traffic light! Park Street / Thorpe Road is scheduled to be closed each evening from 6pm to 11pm, but emergency access will be maintained. https://roadworks.org/?tmi=9443130

New exhibition at the Masham Gallery now open!

Good news - Masham Bridge has reopened 2 days ahead of schedule. We are accessible again!

2 hour walk guided walk around the garden with Peter. Outlining the history and his experience of creating the sculpture park. Refreshments to be included. Contact us directly to book - 01765 658 009 Cost £16 PP

Susan Briggs featured in yesterday's Yorkshire Post article about the challenge facing local employers in Masham and the Dales. Dales Discoveries

Liftshare was launched in the Masham area and has been a big success helping hundreds of residents, particularly in outlying villages. Now organisers want to use the online scheme they've created to reach a much bigger community. Masham.liftshare.com

Looks Yummy! You can still access Masham this week during the bridge closure via Grewelthorpe or the Jervaux-Healey Road. We're worth it!

Dear Local Liftshare Members - travel help whilst Masham bridge is closed. Thank you to those of you who have recently signed up to your local Liftshare. Can I please ask you to add the details of your journey request or journey offer of a journey, without this Liftshare cannot match you. Please also ensure your journey is activated, without this Liftshare cannot match you. https://liftshare.com/uk/community/masham Thank you

Introducing the brand NEW 'Pop Up' Sunday market which will take place at Brymor Ice Cream, Jervaulx near Masham on the last Sunday of the month between March and June 2019.

River level falling!

The wait is over! Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham are hitting the road and treating us all to their new tour across the country! Don't miss out! 30/03/19 - MASHAM @ Masham Town Hall

Spectacular!

I love traveling to Masham when ever I can,ie fantastic food from either Frank's Fish & Chips or The Royal Oak Hotel,an excellent choice of local shops,a lovely Market(I usually get on a Saturday) & of course a fantastic Pint of Ale from The Black Bull in Paradise which is the brewery tap for Theakstons(there is also The Black Sheep brewery,but I prefer Theakstons).��

Lovely site for local information. From local Amateur Dramatics to local shops and pubs. There is always something to do.

I love traveling to Masham when ever I can,ie fantastic food from either Frank's Fish & Chips or The Royal Oak Hotel,an excellent choice of local shops,a lovely Market(I usually get on a Saturday) & of course a fantastic Pint of Ale from The Black Bull in Paradise which is the brewery tap for Theakstons(there is also The Black Sheep brewery,but I prefer Theakstons).��

Lovely site for local information. From local Amateur Dramatics to local shops and pubs. There is always something to do.