Local News from Wednesday, November 11th, 2026

Ridley & Hall has opened a Harrogate office with six former members of the Berwins Solicitors team.

NIPO will open on Harrogate’s Parliament Street on Thursday 3rd December.

Students at Harrogate High School have made poppies from recycled plastic bottles for a Remembrance display at the school entrance.

More than 600 pupils gathered at Ripon Cathedral on Monday to remember members of the Armed Forces who lost their lives in service.

A Harrogate clinic is offering a private saliva test for women with suspected endometriosis.

North Yorkshire Council has been accused of creating an "illusion of listening" after claiming the public has backed changes to its controversial school transport policy.

North Yorkshire councillors will vote on whether to appoint Dale Owens as the council's next chief executive next week.

A nursery on Harrogate's Wetherby Road has earned a bronze award from UNICEF UK for its work on children’s rights.

Police found a man asleep in a parked car after staff reported a suspected theft at Sainsbury's on Harrogate's Wetherby Road.

Harrogate has been named the second happiest place to live in Britain in Rightmove’s annual survey.