Local News from Wednesday, July 22nd, 2026
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Marie Curie appeals for Harrogate volunteers this summer
Marie Curie is calling on people across the Harrogate district to volunteer at local Morrisons stores as part of its annual Paint It Yellow fundraising campaign.
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Boroughbridge clinic celebrates hat-trick of industry awards
A wellbeing and skincare clinic in Boroughbridge is celebrating after winning three industry awards within six months of opening.
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New day service for people with complex needs opens at Rossett School
A new specialist day service supporting young people and adults with complex needs has opened in a dedicated building at Rossett School in Harrogate.
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Call for review after Allerton Waste Recovery Park misses targets for seventh consecutive year
North Yorkshire Council is facing a call for an independent review of the £1.4bn contract with the Allerton Waste Recovery Park (AWRP) after the plant failed to meet its recycling target for the seventh consecutive year.
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Harrogate MP welcomes £2 bus fare cap but calls for further reforms
Local MP Tom Gordon has welcomed the return of England's £2 bus fare cap - but is urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to introduce further transport reforms.
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Yorkshire's biggest ever pug meet to be held at Harewood House
Yorkshire's biggest-ever gathering of pugs is set to take place at Harewood House next month.
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Bin fires prompt call for public to dispose of batteries responsibly
Residents are being reminded not to place batteries or unwanted electrical items containing batteries in their household waste or recycling bins to help to prevent fires.
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New award launched to find Yorkshire's best pub
A new award recognising Yorkshire's best pub has been introduced as part of the 2026 Deliciously Yorkshire Taste Awards.



