Bernies of Ingleton
For home-baked hot food, cakes, quality drinks and more, call in to see the friendly team to Bernie’s on High Street. You’ll be very welcome….
What’s On in Ingleton
The IAG talks are on Monday evenings at the Ingleborough Community Centre, starting at 7.30pm
17 February – Kevin Grice: Warton Crag – an Iron Age hillfort – or is it?
16 March – Dr Keigh Boughey: Wellbury Wilkinson Holgate and the excavations of the Hare Hill Ring Cairn.
20 April- David Ratledge: Travelling with the Romans: Roman roads in North Lancashire and South Cumbria.
21 September – Debbie Hallam: Where DID they live? Searching for Neolithic Settlements in the Yorkshire Dales.
19 October – Professor Angus Winchester: Dry Stone Walls and Landscape History.
Annual General Meeting at the start of the evening
16 November – Dr Adam White: The buildings and monuments of Lady Anne Clifford.
21 December – Dr David Johnson: Ingleborough’s Stone Settings, followed by a Christmas celebration of drinks and mince pies.
Walks and visits in 2020
Bring waterproofs and walking boots where appropriate.
Monday 18 May, 6.30pm
Dr David Johnson: An Amble Around Austwic. Optional: There will be an opportunity for a joint meal beforehand at the Game Cock Inn
(booking required – see below).
Saturday 13 June, 10am to 4pm
Day trip to Heysham & Heysham Head. Visit the ancient church of St Peter consecrated 967AD with Anglo-Saxon work and an outstanding example of a hogback stone, beautifully preserved, of high artistic quality, plus other relics in the graveyard. Then on to the headland with the ruins of St Patrick’s Chapel and the famous rock-cut graves overlooking the cove where, tradition has it, St Patrick landed. The 1993 excavation here revealed evidence of a Mesolithic site yielding over 1200 artefacts. Bring a picnic lunch.
Saturday 18 July, 1pm to 4pm
Yvonne Luke: Burial in the Hills: a walk through Pre-History between Feizor and Stackhouse. A moderate walk of c.4 miles. An optional tea afterwards at Elaine’s
Tearooms, Feizor (booking required – see below).
For those wishing to book a place at the Game Cock Inn in May and/or Elaine’s
Tearooms in July, please contact Yvonne Luke on 01943 6024232 or by email on
ilkleymoor@hotmail.co.uk
Cardio Abs Bars & Bells exercise class, at the TNT Fitness Hub on New Road, above Lord’s Antiques.
Things To Do In And Around Ingleton
There are many attractions to suit all ages, both in and around Ingleton. We have The Waterfalls Trail, Ingleton Pottery, show caves, and much more. There’s even a free cycle pump track and seasonal heated outdoor pool.
With activities to do both inside and out, it doesn’t matter what the weather is doing, we have it all covered.
Your Ingleton Directory
Accommodation / Where to Stay
If you’re looking for accommodation in Ingleton, you’ve come to the right place. Our website lists self-catering holiday cottages, bed and breakfasts, inns and campsites in or close to Ingleton
Where to Eat & Drink
Ingleton has a wide variety of places to dine, whether you’re looking for restaurants, traditional pubs or tea shops. Look in this section for ideas.
Where to Shop
There’s a selection of independent shops in Ingleton, selling gifts, essentials and larger items. Member businesses are listed here.
Other Businesses & Services
Our village and area has lots of services to meet your every day and one-off requirements, whether you live here or want business-to-business services.
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About Ingleton
History of Ingleton
Historians are divided on the origin of the names Ingleton & Ingleborough. ‘Ingle‘ is an old Scots term for fire or beacon, in Danish as a prefix it denoted ‘English‘, while in Old English ‘ing‘ means peak. What is not in doubt is that Ingleton & Ingleborough were sites of ancient settlements.
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Ingleton Tourist Information
Ingleton Tourist Information Centre is based at the Community Centre in the main car park in the village and is open all year. it is one of very few T.I.C.s in the country to be managed and staffed entirely by volunteers from the local community..
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Ingleton Area Business Group (IABG)
The group was set up in 2015 to help improve the visability and reach of Ingleton and the surrounding area, increasing the awareness of the products and services provided by member businesses.
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