Local News from Friday, September 26th, 2025
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Claims Knaresborough flooding report "downplayed" role of blocked gullies
A council report into flash flooding in Knaresborough last year downplayed the role blocked drainage gullies played in the incident, it has been claimed.
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Huckerby's to bring pop-up Champagne tasting to The Stray
Huckerby's of Harrogate are hosting a pop-up wine tasting event from 2nd-4th October at the Cedar Court Hotel.
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Sharow pupils enjoy visit from a class inspiration
A much-loved former footballer and broadcaster has visited Sharow Church of England Primary School where a class was named after him.
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Northern Rail unveil train named after rugby legend and MND campaigner Rob Burrow
Artwork which covers two carriages of the Class 195 train and features a photograph of Rob playing international rugby, was unveiled during a ceremony at Castleford station today.
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Victim’s mother addresses anti-terror conference in Harrogate
The mother of a man murdered in the Manchester Arena bombing has addressed a major conference in Harrogate today (26th September) which raised awareness of steps that can be taken to deter potential terrorist threats.
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Saint Michael’s Hospice bids farewell to founding nurse after 36 years of care
After 36 years of service, Trish will be retiring on Monday 29th September, with colleagues holding a 'clap-out' after her final shift.
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Driver dies following A1(M) collision near Wetherby
A woman who was seriously injured in a collision on the A1(M) last week has passed away in hospital.
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Harrogate events company marks 15th anniversary with Yorkshire Three Peaks challenge
Despite battling stormy conditions last weekend, staff from Harrogate-based events company Impulse Decisions successfully tackled the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge, climbing Pen-y-ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough in a single day.
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Harrogate guide dog owner backs calls for stronger powers to tackle pavement parking
A Harrogate woman who relies on her guide dog is calling for tougher action on pavement parking, warning that cars blocking pavements are putting people with sight loss at risk across the town.