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Knaresborough beauty salon celebrates 20th anniversary
A Knaresborough beauty salon is celebrating 20 years in business with a month of anniversary giveaways.
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Charity golf day raises £2,500 for Harrogate Meals on Wheels
Harrogate Neighbours has raised £2,500 for its Meals on Wheels service at its annual charity golf day.
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Local Lotto celebrates eight years of supporting good Harrogate causes
The Local Lotto has celebrated its eighth birthday, with more than £38,000 now raised each year for good causes across the Harrogate district.
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North Yorkshire faces major challenge to prepare Local Plan in 30 months
North Yorkshire Council has warned it faces a major challenge to draw up a blueprint that will determine where thousands of new homes are built across the county within a tight government-imposed timetable.
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New owner and name change for Knaresborough coffee shop
A Knaresborough coffee shop is changing hands and will become known as Lupins.
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Sarah Barry joins Your Harrogate as new Managing Director
Former Stray FM and Harrogate Town executive Sarah Barry has joined Your Harrogate as its new Managing Director.
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The Orchid in Harrogate celebrates award win with a 25-year first
The Orchid at the Studley Hotel in Harrogate is opening for Saturday lunch for the first time in its 25-year history.
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Harrogate MP urges community groups to bid for new Government funding
Community groups in Harrogate and Knaresborough are being urged to apply for new Government funding before the deadline on 12th October.
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Independent Harrogate sewing shop celebrates first anniversary
An independent sewing machine shop in Harrogate has thanked customers for their support after celebrating its first year in business.
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Harrogate care home to host charity dog show this weekend
A Harrogate care home is inviting local dogs and their owners to take part in a charity dog show this weekend.
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Harrogate train station among UK's best, according to new research
Harrogate railway station has been named among the UK's top 50 in new research.
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Knaresborough vet backs new rules to tackle rising pet bills
A family-run vet practice in Knaresborough has welcomed new rules aimed at making pet care costs clearer for owners.
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Ripon head boy appears on Channel 4's The Piano
Ripon Grammar School's head boy has described a "once-in-a-lifetime experience" after appearing on Channel 4's The Piano.
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Harrogate Spring Water to appeal refusal of bottling plant expansion
Campaigners have vowed to continue their fight against controversial plans to expand Harrogate Spring Water’s bottling plant after the company confirmed it will appeal against their refusal.
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£350,000 rebuild approved for collapsed wall in Knaresborough
A contract worth an estimated £350,000 is set to be awarded to reconstruct the collapsed retaining wall at Knaresborough’s Viaduct Terrace.
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Poets take centre stage in Ripon for National Poetry Day
Poets will take centre stage across Ripon on Thursday (1st October) as the city celebrates National Poetry Day.
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Runners for Great North Run raise over £17,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance
Runners taking on this year's Great North Run have raised more than £17,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
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Sir Gareth Southgate helps raise £23,000 for Yorkshire children’s hospice
Sir Gareth Southgate has helped raise more than £23,000 for Martin House Children’s Hospice at a star-studded Yorkshire golf event.
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Driver jailed after 130mph police chase ends in Knaresborough
A disqualified driver has been jailed after a police pursuit at speeds of more than 130mph ended in Knaresborough.
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Historic Harrogate hotel put up for sale for £1.45million
A 19-bedroom hotel in Harrogate has been put on the market for £1.45million.
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Harrogate pupils uncover school's past as Victorian hospital
Children at St Peter's CE Primary School in Harrogate have been exploring their classrooms' former life as hospital wards.
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Harrogate nursery celebrates 'strong standard' after Ofsted inspection
Little Explorers Day Nursery in Harrogate is celebrating after announcing it achieved a ‘strong standard’ in all areas of its latest Ofsted inspection.
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Henshaws launches urgent £10,000 appeal following water damage
Henshaws Specialist College has launched an urgent £10,000 fundraising appeal after significant water damage was discovered at the College following the weekend.
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UK Foo Fighters to perform at Your Harrogate Stray bonfire and fireworks
The UK Foo Fighters will perform a special homecoming gig on The Stray as part of this year’s Your Harrogate Stray bonfire and fireworks celebrations.
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Ripon detectorist calls Bayeux Tapestry a 'medieval stitch-up'
A Ripon metal detectorist has described the Bayeux Tapestry as a "medieval stitch-up" for leaving out one of Yorkshire's most significant battles.
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Valley Gardens among top winners at Yorkshire in Bloom awards
Parks and gardens across the Harrogate district have been recognised at this year's Yorkshire in Bloom awards.
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New opening date revealed for Harrogate bookshop
A new independent bookshop in Harrogate has announced its opening date after a leaky roof delayed refurbishment work.
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Harrogate toy retailer cuts prices every time Town striker scores
A Harrogate toy retailer is giving customers a discount every time Harrogate Town's Brad Dolaghan scores.
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North Yorkshire hospices warn of cuts and closures as funding crisis deepens
Hospice services across North Yorkshire are at risk of cuts and closure as a multi-million-pound funding crisis deepens, charity chiefs have warned.
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Diesel prices rise above £2 a litre in Harrogate area
Diesel prices have risen above £2 a litre at filling stations in the Harrogate area.
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New woodland sauna and cold plunge opens in Harrogate
A new outdoor sauna and cold water bathing site is opening in Harrogate today (Friday).
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Brackenfield School in Harrogate praised by inspectors ahead of 50th anniversary
Brackenfield School in Harrogate has met all required standards in its latest inspection, with praise for its teaching, pupil wellbeing and caring culture.
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Harrogate hotel chef shortlisted for 'Oscars of hospitality'
Rudding Park’s Adam Degg has been shortlisted for Hotel Restaurant Chef of the Year at the 2026 Hotel Cateys.
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Public consultation could be held on Ripon street pedestrianisation plans
A public consultation could be held on proposals to pedestrianise one of Ripon’s historic city centre streets during the daytime and summer evenings.
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Masham pupils surprise lifelong resident on her 100th birthday
Pupils from Masham CE Primary School have paid a special visit to a lifelong resident to celebrate her 100th birthday.
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Knaresborough Matalan to reopen following refurbishment
Matalan in Knaresborough is holding a reopening event tomorrow (Saturday) following a refurbishment.
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£5m project begins to improve River Nidd water quality
Work has begun on a project worth more than £5 million to improve water quality in the River Nidd.
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Campaigners call for changes to school transport consultation amid "tick-box" criticism
Campaigners have called on North Yorkshire Council to change its consultation on home-to-school transport amid concerns it risks becoming a "tick-box exercise".
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Martin House care team completes 100-mile relay from coast to hospice
Members of the Martin House Children's Hospice care team have run more than 100 miles to raise over £2,000 for the charity.
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New Harrogate youth hub to help young people into work
A new Youth Hub offering support to young people looking for work is set to open in Bilton in November.
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64 arrests made in North Yorkshire Police's biggest ever operation
North Yorkshire Police made 64 arrests during a 24-hour crackdown on serious and organised crime across the county.
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Police appeal after woman bitten by dog in Harrogate bar
Police are appealing to identify a couple after a woman was bitten by a dog at a Harrogate bar.
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Knaresborough terrace repair may not begin until 2027 as 2,000 sign petition
The "slight irony" of North Yorkshire Council using a picture of Knaresborough’s Viaduct Terrace before its collapse to advertise for its new chief executive has been pointed out as residents continue to press for the landmark to be repaired.
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Harrogate BID wins fifth consecutive Gold at Yorkshire in Bloom
Harrogate BID has won Gold at the Yorkshire in Bloom awards for the fifth year running.
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Former farmer scoops Starbeck in Bloom prize with homegrown onion
A former farmer living at The Cuttings in Starbeck has won a trophy for an onion grown in the scheme’s gardening club.
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Ripon's former Quarry Moor Activity Centre to make way for new hub
Ripon’s former Quarry Moor Activity Centre is being demolished this week as part of plans to bring school visits and community activities back to the site.
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Harrogate district community groups share £89,000 funding boost
Nineteen community groups across the Harrogate district have received a share of £89,005 from THE LOCAL FUND.
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Over 500 Afghans resettled in North Yorkshire as 23 households await new homes
More than 500 people from Afghanistan have now been resettled in North Yorkshire, according to a new report outlining progress with the county’s refugee programmes.
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Terminal illness council tax exemption could cost North Yorkshire £2.2m a year
Plans to exempt terminally ill residents from paying council tax could cost North Yorkshire Council up to £2.2m a year, a new report has revealed.
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Former Harrogate bank to reopen as solicitors' office
A former bank in Harrogate town centre is set to reopen as the new home of Newtons Solicitors.
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Harrogate's Fitness Garage reaches national awards final
A Harrogate gym that has helped independent fitness professionals build sustainable businesses has been shortlisted for a prestigious national award.
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CCTV appeal: Jellycat toys stolen from Harrogate gift shop
Police have released a CCTV image following the theft of Jellycat toys from RHS Harlow Carr's Plant and Gift Centre.
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Harrogate dad fulfils dream with new Otley Road barber shop
A Harrogate dad has fulfilled a long-held ambition by opening his own barber shop on Otley Road.
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Fearless Harrogate gran, 80, completes charity wingwalk
An 80-year-old grandmother from Hampsthwaite has completed a wingwalk, raising £820 for a sight loss charity.
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Sir Gareth Southgate to join Martin House Glitter Ball in Harrogate
Sir Gareth Southgate will be among the guests at this year’s Martin House Children’s Hospice Glitter Ball, as the charity prepares for one of its biggest fundraising nights of the year.
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Artist gives colourful makeover to Harrogate's BT boxes
BT boxes around Harrogate have been given a colourful makeover celebrating the town's floral and spa heritage.
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Halloween trail and animal encounters coming to Harlow Carr
RHS Garden Harlow Carr has revealed its Halloween activities for families this October half term.
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M&S graffiti sparks police investigation in Harrogate
Police are investigating after graffiti appeared on fire doors outside Marks & Spencer in Harrogate.
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Harrogate's dinosaur LEGO trail hailed as huge success
Harrogate's summer dinosaur LEGO trail has been hailed as a huge success after recording more than 40,000 QR code scans.
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Knaresborough team raises over £3,300 for charity as part of Three Peaks challenge
A team of property professionals has taken on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge to raise money for a Yorkshire children's charity.
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Mayor brands lack of fixed speed cameras in North Yorkshire ‘shameful’
The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire says it is “shameful” that the county has no fixed speed cameras .
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Appeal after cooking oil stolen from Harrogate restaurant
Police have released an image of a man they would like to speak to following the theft of cooking oil from a Harrogate restaurant.
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Harrogate Homeless Project launches 35th anniversary appeal
Harrogate Homeless Project has launched a year-long fundraising campaign to mark its 35th anniversary.
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Five more years in jail for fraudster who targeted Harrogate man
A fraudster who stole a vulnerable Harrogate man’s home has been jailed for a further five years after failing to pay a confiscation order.
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Details revealed for return of Knaresborough Christmas market
Knaresborough Christmas Market will return this December with festive stalls, live music and a firework finale.
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Harrogate's Thug Sandwich to close after sale falls through
Harrogate's Thug Sandwich has announced it is closing after a planned sale of the business fell through.
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More than 100 children take part in first ever Knaresborough Junior Parkrun
Organisers of the first ever Conyngham Hall Junior Parkrun in Knaresborough on Sunday (20th September) have hailed it a success.
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Ripon Races to round off season with beer festival
Ripon Racecourse will close its 2026 season this Saturday (26th September) with an afternoon of racing, beer and live music.
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Harrogate volunteers give 180 hours to town centre clean-up
Volunteers have given 180 hours of their time to help spruce up Harrogate during four days of community action.
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Harrogate women's friendship group celebrates first birthday
A group helping women make new friends in Harrogate has celebrated its first birthday after growing to more than 1,500 members.
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North Yorkshire Police to use live facial recognition for first time
North Yorkshire Police will use live facial recognition technology for the first time this week.
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Killinghall man given suspended sentence after strangling partner
A Killinghall man who repeatedly assaulted his partner has been given a suspended prison sentence and a 15-year restraining order.
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Former Harrogate metal works site to be transformed into new homes
The first images of eight new townhouses being built on a former metal works site in Harrogate have been released.
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Harrogate football clubs urged to apply for £20,000 equipment funding
Grassroots football clubs in Harrogate are being urged to apply for equipment vouchers through a new £20,000 fund.
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Ripon teen who survived stroke raises £1,000 for hospital
A Ripon Grammar School student who had to learn to walk and talk again following a devastating stroke has completed his first half marathon.
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Work begins on £5.8million Fountains Abbey project
Construction has officially started on a £5.8million project to improve visitor facilities at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal.
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Harrogate Town runners complete Great North Run for Community Foundation
Six runners have completed the Great North Run to raise money for Harrogate Town AFC Community Foundation.
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National recognition for Harrogate's MAN v FAT programme
A football-based weight loss programme run by Harrogate Town AFC Community Foundation has received national recognition after its members collectively lost 1,243kg.
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Council chiefs back school transport policy despite "legacy of harm" claim
North Yorkshire Council chiefs have rejected calls to scrap an unpopular school transport policy, telling opposition councillors they would make the same decision if they were responsible for the authority’s finances.
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Second home owners challenge North Yorkshire's 100% council tax premium
Councillors are set to debate calls for North Yorkshire Council to suspend its controversial second home council tax premium after a petition attracted 1,000 signatures.
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X Factor legend set to perform at Bilton Club
X Factor favourite Chico is set to perform live at Bilton Club next year.
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Harrogate's Sporting Influence Foundation to tackle 24 climbs in 24 hours
A Harrogate-based Community Interest Company is taking on a gruelling 24-hour challenge at one of North Yorkshire's most recognisable landmarks to raise money for children and families.
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Giant vegetables take centre stage at Harrogate Autumn Flower Show
The biggest vegetables in the region have been revealed at the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show, which opened today (Friday 18 September) at Newby Hall & Gardens near Ripon.
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Alpamare waterpark to be sold to 'protect its future' with private investment
A major waterpark in North Yorkshire is expected to be sold to a new owner after it was taken over by North Yorkshire Council.
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Roadworks causing growing disruption in Harrogate and Knaresborough, officials admit
Council officials have acknowledged the growing disruption caused by roadworks in Harrogate and Knaresborough.
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Yorkshire artist brings Harrogate's Old Market Hall back to life
Harrogate's former Old Market Hall has been brought back to life in a new collection by award-winning Yorkshire artist Claire Baxter.
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Martin House hosts first children's palliative care conference
More than 70 healthcare professionals attended Martin House Children’s Hospice’s first dedicated children’s palliative care conference this week.
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Judge appointed to lead inquiry into North Yorkshire mental health trust
A judge has been appointed to lead the public inquiry into mental health care provided by Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV).
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Harrogate group raise more than £40,000 with cycle to Bordeaux
Six friends from the Harrogate area have raised more than £40,000 for Yorkshire’s Brain Tumour Charity after cycling 470 miles from London to Bordeaux.
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Scotton pub wins Tripadvisor award for seventh year running
The Guy Fawkes Arms in Scotton has won a Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice award for the seventh consecutive year.
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Almost 2,000 people sign Knaresborough landslip petition
Almost 2,000 people have signed a petition calling for urgent action to repair a landslip in Knaresborough amid fears further deterioration this winter could make the problem much worse.
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Police appeal after Range Rover damaged in Knaresborough
Police are appealing for witnesses after a black Range Rover was deliberately damaged on Tentergate Road in Knaresborough.
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St Aidan's teacher recognised at national Teacher of the Year Awards
A St Aidan's teacher has received national recognition for helping sixth form students carry out independent research.
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Bramham Park to host its first Christmas market
Bramham Park will host its first Christmas market this November, with more than 100 artisan traders expected across the two-day event.
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Harvest gown unveiled for flower show's 50th anniversary
A harvest-inspired gown has been unveiled ahead of the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show, which opens tomorrow (Friday 18 September) at Newby Hall & Gardens.
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Ripon's Mario's Restaurant named among Tripadvisor's top 10%
Mario's Restaurant in Ripon has won a Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice award for 2026.
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Harrogate Rugby Club reveals plans for clubhouse expansion and padel courts
Harrogate Rugby Club has launched a public consultation on plans to expand its clubhouse and build four covered padel courts.
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Police appeal after Lister House minibus vandalised in Ripon
Police are appealing for information after a minibus belonging to Lister House in Ripon was badly damaged.
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Council urged to "show me the money" and provide evidence of home-to-school policy change savings
North Yorkshire Council has been called on to show evidence of cost savings resulting from its controversial home-to-school transport changes as Reform say they will cancel the policy if they get chance.
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Kate Mosse and Prue Leith among stars of Harrogate Literature Festival
Kate Mosse, Dame Prue Leith and Julian Clary are among the authors and broadcasters coming to Harrogate for this year’s Raworths Literature Festival.
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Ripon among UK's top cities for missing parcels
Ripon has ranked fourth in a study of online searches about missing parcels.
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Tourist tax ‘has to be done right’, says North Yorkshire Mayor
THE implementation of charges on overnight stays for visitors will have to be done right but details on how they would work are currently lacking, North Yorkshire’s mayor has said.
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Harrogate volunteers give 75 hours to town centre clean-up
Volunteers have contributed 75 hours to improving Harrogate town centre on the first day of a four-day community initiative.
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Police appeal to identify camping equipment recovered in Harrogate
Police are appealing for help to identify a trolley and camping equipment believed to have been stolen from a vehicle in the Harrogate area.
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Nearly two million visits made to North Yorkshire libraries in a year
Visits to North Yorkshire’s libraries have risen by six per cent in a year, with almost two million trips made to branches across the county.
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Triple Tripadvisor success for local hospitality operator
Three North Yorkshire inns owned by hospitality operator Simon Wade have received Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards.
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Man arrested after stabbing threat at Harrogate Morrisons
A man has been arrested following a robbery at Morrisons Daily on King Edward’s Drive in Harrogate.
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Pavements near Royal Pump Room given a deep clean
The pavements behind Harrogate’s Royal Pump Room have been given a deep clean by one of Harrogate BID's Street Rangers.
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Harrogate pub manager to take on Everest trek for hospitality charity
The manager of a popular Harrogate pub is preparing for a 19-day trek to Everest Base Camp to fundraise for a charity that supported her.
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Harewood House unveils new Elf Village for Christmas
Harewood House has revealed plans for a new immersive Elf Village as part of its Christmas celebrations.
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Harrogate cyclists conquer Pyrenees challenge in twin town
Ten Harrogate cyclists have conquered a gruelling challenge in the French Pyrenees while representing the town in Bagnères-de-Luchon.
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William and Victoria appeals for help after chairs taken from restaurant
A Harrogate restaurant is appealing for information after eight chairs worth £680 were allegedly taken from its premises without permission.
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Former Leeds United star Ross McCormack joins Knaresborough Town
A former Leeds United star and Championship top scorer has joined Knaresborough Town - with the club hoping his arrival can help take them to the 'next level'.
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Council rejects rumours that housing for the homeless would accommodate asylum seekers
North Yorkshire Council has rejected claims circulating on social media that more than 100 homes being acquired under a council housing programme are intended for asylum seekers.
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Ripon gritter manufacturer invests £1.1m in new laser cutter
Ripon-based Econ Engineering has invested £1.1m in a new laser cutting machine at its manufacturing headquarters.
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Northern expands mobility scooter access across its train fleet
Passengers using mobility scooters across North Yorkshire will now be able to travel on every type of train in Northern’s fleet, provided they have a free permit and their scooter meets the relevant requirements.
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Plans unveiled for up to 53 homes at Hornbeam Park
Plans for up to 53 homes on land beside the Hornbeam Park Estate have been opened for public consultation.
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Grantley Hall boss named General Manager of the Year
Grantley Hall’s General Manager has won a national hospitality award, three years after taking charge of the Ripon hotel.
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Harrogate buses join fight against town centre crime
The Harrogate Bus Company has joined a town centre network that allows businesses to share reports of crime and antisocial behaviour.
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Harrogate actor wins festival award after brain surgery
A Harrogate actor has won a theatre festival award after fearing she might never be able to learn lines again following brain surgery.
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Knaresborough pub goes up for sale - but cannot reopen
A former Knaresborough pub has gone up for sale - with a condition that it cannot reopen as a pub.
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Children's boutique and art gallery opens in Knaresborough
A new children's boutique with an in-store art gallery has opened on Knaresborough High Street.
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Police issue update on body found in Ripon Canal
The family of a man found dead in the Ripon Canal on Sunday morning has now been informed, North Yorkshire Police has confirmed.
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Retiring North Yorkshire Council chief executive gets pay package of almost £245,000
North Yorkshire Council's retiring chief executive received a total pay package worth almost £245,000 during the last financial year, new figures show.
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Harrogate Paralympian challenges controversial Sydney Sweeney sports advert
Harrogate para powerlifter Lottie McGuinness has appeared on CNN to speak out about a controversial advert featuring actress Sydney Sweeney.
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150 homes planned for green belt land near Harrogate
Plans for up to 150 new homes in green belt land near Harrogate would help address a severe shortage of housing in the area, according to the developer behind the scheme.
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'Bonkers' burlesque show returns to Harrogate
A night of burlesque, cabaret and comedy is coming to Harrogate in support of an international medical charity.
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North Yorkshire residents urged to recycle more household waste
Residents across North Yorkshire are being encouraged to check that recyclable household items are being placed in the correct containers.
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Apple Throwing Championships return to Newby Hall
Newby Hall's popular Apple Throwing Championships will return as part of its final event of the 2026 season.
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MPs urge Prime Minister to make A64 dualling a priority
Four North Yorkshire MPs have called on new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make the long-awaited dualling of the A64 a priority for his government.
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Police appeal after radiator stolen from Ripon property
Police have released a doorbell camera image following the theft of a domestic radiator in Ripon.
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Ukrainian city thanks Knaresborough residents for ongoing humanitarian aid
Charitable Knaresborough residents have been thanked by a Ukrainian city following another delivery of humanitarian aid.
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New venue revealed for Harrogate vintage car meet
Harrogate Car Enthusiasts Club has announced a new venue for its monthly meet this evening (Monday).
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Body of man in his 60's discovered in Ripon canal
The body of a man in his 60's has been discovered in the Ripon Canal.
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Harrogate MP vows to keep fighting for end-of-life choice
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has vowed to continue campaigning for dignity and choice at the end of life.
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Holiday park expansion planned to meet need for more spacious pitches
Plans have been submitted to expand a North Yorkshire holiday park to meet growing demand for more spacious and private rural holiday accommodation.
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Storm overflow investigation to begin on Stray in Harrogate
Ground investigations are set to begin on The Stray as part of plans to reduce storm overflow discharges into Oak Beck.
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Ferrari worth more than £2 million spotted in Harrogate
A Ferrari worth more than £2 million has attracted attention after being spotted parked in Harrogate.
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Historic Ripon buildings open their doors for Heritage Open Days
Two Ripon buildings with links to a Victorian tiled mural and the city’s newspaper industry have joined this year’s Heritage Open Days programme.
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Martin House doctor shares realities of children's palliative care in new book
A doctor at Martin House Children’s Hospice is launching a new book in Thirsk this weekend, drawing on her experiences caring for seriously ill children and their families.
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Work gets underway on new Gail's Bakery in Harrogate
Work has started on the new Gail's Bakery in Harrogate town centre.
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Police explain why more serious charges were not brought in Bailey Chadwick case
North Yorkshire Police has responded to questions about why more serious charges were not brought following the death of Bailey Chadwick.
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Wetherby MP accuses Prime Minister of 'class warfare' over Linton asylum plans
Wetherby's MP has accused the Prime Minister of engaging in "class warfare" over suggestions that asylum seekers should be housed in middle-class areas as he stepped up his opposition to plans for a migrant centre at former RAF Linton-on-Ouse.
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Ripon athlete launches extraordinary Three Peaks charity challenge
A Ripon man will complete three gruelling mountain challenges in five days to raise money for a heart charity.
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New pre-school officially opens in Harrogate
A new pre-school for children aged three and four has officially opened in Harrogate.
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Harrogate street ranger clears Royal Parade after high winds
Harrogate BID's Street Ranger has been clearing leaves from Royal Parade following recent high winds.
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New ride at Lightwater Valley wins gold at UK Theme Park Awards
Lightwater Valley Family Adventure Park has won a national award for one of its newest rides.
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Harrogate MP demands review of 'unfair' student loan system
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon is calling for a review of the student loan system through a new Parliamentary Bill.
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Karen Tyson appointed as new Managing Director at Harrogate Town
Harrogate Town have appointed Karen Tyson as the club's new Managing Director, subject to regulatory approval.
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Harrogate BID to host free national event to fight retail crime
Harrogate Business Improvement District (BID) is set to host a free event bringing retailers, police and business crime experts together to share practical advice and approaches to tackling retail crime.
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Farming YouTuber set to drive for Your Harrogate in the Knaresborough Tractor Run
Farmer, YouTuber and TikTok star Joe Seels, is set to drive for Your Harrogate at this year's Knaresborough Tractor Run on Sunday 8th March.
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Simon Graeme Auto Service Centre Organises Charity Raffle for Saint Michael’s Hospice
Simon Graeme Auto Service Centre is holding a charity raffle to raise funds for Saint Michael’s Hospice



