This week, a Ripon man has announced he'll be running 330 miles in six days for charity next year, Knaresborough's town crier won a crying competition in Lancashire, and a former mayor of Ripon reported the current mayor of Ripon to the police for alleged fraud.

But the Stray Ferret reported on lots of other things besides, so how closely have you been following what's been going on this week?

1. Lightwater Valley Family Adventure Park is under offer after being listed for sale for £3 million. It was once home to Europe's longest rollercoaster called the Ultimate. How long was it?

2. Yorkshire Water has advised people in one small area of Nidderdale not to drink the tapwater, and chief executive Nicola Shaw has ordered staff to send a pallet of bottled water. More than 1,000 homes have been told to boil their tapwater before drinking it, but how many addresses are affected by the Do Not Drink advice?

3. Volunteers were appalled when vandals damaged Ripon's remembrance displays of knitted poppies. The displays have become a much-loved feature of the city's annual remembrance events, but how many knitted poppies are there?

4. Volunteers for a project coordinated by the Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust have surveyed Oak Beck and Bilton Beck in Harrogate. Of the 64 outfalls (drainage pipes) identified, how many have been classed as polluting?

How well do you think you've done? You can find the answers here.