Local News from Monday, November 2nd, 2026
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190-home Ripon estate proposed with 76 affordable properties
A proposed new 190-home housing estate on the edge of Ripon would include 76 ‘affordable’ properties, the developers say.
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Who will take over Alpamare? Questions remain after Flamingo Land departure
Fresh questions have emerged over the future of Scarborough’s Alpamare water park after Flamingo Land confirmed its involvement with the site had come to an end.
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Developer says 140-home Killinghall scheme could help fund village infrastructure
Existing infrastructure pressures in a North Yorkshire village could be addressed through funding from a developer proposing to build up to 140 new homes on farmland, it is claimed.
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Employment law expo to help Harrogate businesses prepare for changes
An employment law expo is coming to Harrogate this month to help businesses understand changes affecting employers.
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Martin House hosts accessible music festival for young people
Around 150 people attended an accessible music festival at Martin House Children's Hospice.
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New hearing hub opens at Specsavers in Ripon
A new hearing service has opened at Specsavers in Ripon.
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Model tractor maker raises £30,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance
A man has raised almost £30,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance by displaying his handmade wooden tractor models.
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Details revealed for Ripon City Bonfire
Ripon City Bonfire returns to Ripon Racecourse this Friday (6th November).
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Date announced for next Harrogate Food and Drink Festival
Harrogate Food and Drink Festival will return to The Stray on 19th and 20th June 2027.
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Libraries offer light therapy kits to boost mood this winter
Harrogate residents can now borrow light therapy kits from their local library to help them through the darker winter months.



