Local News from Thursday, January 22nd, 2026
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Above inflation rent rise for North Yorkshire council houses
Council house rents in North Yorkshire are set for an above-inflation increase to pay for improvements and more affordable homes.
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Ripon amputee injured in horror tractor crash to 'hop' up Whitby's famous steps
An inspirational young woman who lost her right leg and part of her pelvis after being run over by a tractor will take on Whitby's iconic 199 steps to raise money for people with life-changing injuries.
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Slingsby Gin brand listed for sale following administration
Slingsby Gin, one of the UK's best-known gin brands, has been placed on the market following the administration of its owner, Spirit of Harrogate.
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Knaresborough Town Council launches search for Town Development Manager
Knaresborough Town Council has launched recruitment for a new Town Development Manager - a key role that will lead the economic growth and commercial vitality of the historic market town.
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Luxury bathroom retailer opens Harrogate showroom
Luxury bathroom retailer Nôsa has opened its doors on Albert Street in Harrogate.
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Harrogate Town defender leaves club after contract expires
Harrogate Town defender Kyle Jameson has left the club after the expiration of his contract.
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Duchy Hospital expert to hold free prostate health event
A health expert from Duchy Hospital are set to host a free public event in Harrogate aimed at improving understanding of prostate health and testing.
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Festive tractor run raises £50,000 for charity as grand total is revealed
The grand total of last year’s ‘Rudolph’s Run’ has been revealed - and it’s cleared the £50,000 mark.
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Future uncertain for Harrogate footwear brand
The future of a long-established Harrogate retailer has been thrown into doubt after a national rescue deal left dozens of stores facing uncertainty.



