Hellifield is a village in North Yorkshire, England
At the 2011 census, it had a population of 1,426.
Although small, it has a general store, a couple of car mechanics and a social club. For recreation, there is a table tennis club, a badminton club and a walking group. For those less energetic, there's a bowls club, a flower arranging group, a writers' group, a reading group, and a singing group. For the faithful, there's a CofE Church and a Methodist Chapel. For travel, there are bus services to Skipton and Settle (as long as you don't want one on a Sunday) and regular railway connections East, West and North from the historic railway station. You can just see the Flying Scotsman in the image (top-left) when it visited the station. The usual connections are via more ordinary diesel trains.
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December 2025 and January 2026