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

• More than 600 pupils attend Festival of Remembrance at Ripon Cathedral

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

• Council accused of 'illusion of listening' over school transport consultation

  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.

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• Harrogate nursery earns UNICEF UK award for children's rights

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• Police find man asleep in car after £1,500 theft at Harrogate Sainsbury's

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• Harrogate named Britain's second happiest place to live

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