North York Moors village changes its lights to offer star views
The Guardian|March 20, 2023
An entire village in North Yorkshire is turning down its lights to provide a better view of the Milky Way.
Robyn Vinter
North York Moors village changes its lights to offer star views

Hawnby is the first village in England to swap its streetlights and more than 100 other outdoor lights for dark skies-friendly lighting in an attempt to cut light pollution and allow residents and visitors to see the stars.

The North York Moors village is located in an international dark sky reserve, one of only 21 sites in the world designated by the International Dark-Sky Association.

The village hall and local pub are part of the initiative being put in place by the North York Moors national park and the landowner Mexborough Estates, which has widespread support locally and is also good for nocturnal wildlife.

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