Beamsley Project Charitable Trust

16/02/2026

Another of our wonderful trustees is part of our 30 for 30 Challenge! 🎉🧶
Diane is completing a sponsored “Woolathon”, where she’ll be knitting and crocheting at least 30 handmade items — including hats, tea cosies, Christmas baubles and beautiful flower brooches — all to celebrate 30 years of the Beamsley Project.
We’re so grateful for Diane’s creativity, dedication and willingness to put her needles to work for such a special milestone year. 💙
👉 Follow the link below to support Diane’s Woolathon and help us celebrate 30 years of making a difference.

https://wonderful.org/fundraisers/N5zde

07/02/2026

07/02/2026

Very soon, we will be giving Langbar Hall a lick of paint. What colour/s would you choose?

30/01/2026

We are in the market for a couple of these. So if you hear of any, please let us know. We will pay for removal. We are running out of storage haha 😀. Contact Phil at Horticap. Thank you

30/01/2026

Thanks you to Scenic Steps for filming this video of an adventure up Beamsley Beacon. Even on a windy day the Yorkshire Dales has an intriguing mystery about it and it blows those cobwebs away leaving you feeling invigorated. Check out there page for more photos and videos ❤️

29/01/2026

Day 3 and Malcolm Baines Electrical Contractors are still working hard 😊. What an improvement

28/01/2026

🌟 Day One of our new lighting installation in Langbar Hall 🌟
Today marks the first day of work on our new lighting system at The Beamsley Project Charitable Trust, and we’re pleased to welcome the team from Baines Electrical Contractors, Skipton, who are carrying out the installation. 👷‍♀️💡
Thanks to our Trustees for working hard to obtain grants to fund this project, the new lighting will give our guests greater choice and control, allowing lighting levels to be adjusted to suit individual preferences and needs, as well as enabling lights to be used in specific areas when required. This will help create a more comfortable, accessible and welcoming environment for everyone.
Thoughtful lighting design is an important part of accessibility. Many people, including those with visual impairments, sight loss or sensory sensitivities, benefit from flexible lighting that can reduce glare, improve visibility and support comfort and confidence when using shared spaces.
The upgraded system is also more energy efficient and environmentally responsible, supporting our commitment to reducing energy use and working towards our sustainability plan. 🌱
Thank you to Baines Electrical Contractors for their professionalism and care as this work gets underway — we’re looking forward to seeing the positive impact these improvements will have for our guests.