
Location: People’s Hall
Website: https://www.sedberghhistory.org.uk/
Sedbergh was hit by the broader devastation that swept through Yorkshire and Westmorland in the late 16th century. Like much of Yorkshire, Sedbergh and its surrounding rural dales lost an estimated 30% to 50% of the population.
The plague disrupted local farming and the early stages of Sedbergh and Dent’s wool industry, as there were simply not enough healthy people to tend to the sheep or the fields
Some other events in September 2026
Inspired by Landscape Weaving with Jan Beadle
£75 Plus £5 for Materials
View details >Autumn Needle Felting with Charlotte Smith
£70 plus £5 for materials
View details >The film explores the challenges facing the UK and the hopeful, practical responses that are available. Surely, if everyone of us does just a little bit to help, it will make a difference.
View details >Autumn Glow Fibre Art with Wendy Ann Stanger
£70 plus £10 for materials on the day
View details >Walking & Wellbeing Festival Launch Event
Join us for the Launch Event of the Sedbergh Walking & Wellness Festival
View details >Road Closure A 684 Garsdale and Danny Wheel Road
To reconstruct Bellow Hill Culvert
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