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• Stockeld Park vying to be named among UK's best farm attractions

  Stockeld Park is going up against farm attractions across the UK in a bid to be named the nation's best at a prestigious annual awards event.

• Stump Cross Caverns shortlisted for visitor attraction award

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• Harrogate woman to fundraise for baby unit that 'saved her and her daughter's lives'

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• Halloween trail to be held in Harrogate during half term

  A number of spooky goings-on are coming to Harrogate during October half term.

• Storm Amy boosts reservoir levels - but hosepipe ban remains

  Rainfall from Storm Amy, which hit parts of Yorkshire over the weekend, resulted in a further boost to the region’s reservoir levels – meaning they have now increased for four weeks in a row.  

• New support for young carers and siblings in Harrogate

  A new initiative is being launched in Harrogate to support young people aged 11 to 16 who have a disabled brother or sister.

• Grantley Hall named Independent Hotel of the Year

  Grantley Hall has been named Independent Hotel of the Year 2025 at the Independent Hotel Show Awards.

• Popular 'Glow' event to return to Harlow Carr

  Visitors can experience RHS Garden Harlow Carr after dark with a spectacular light trail as 'Glow' makes a welcome return this winter.

• Charity golf day raises record-breaking £4,000 for Harrogate Neighbours

  Harrogate Neighbours' annual Charity Golf Day has raised a record-breaking £4,012.

• Tesco roadworks to continue for seven more weeks

  The roadworks in place on Skipton Road in Harrogate to allow for work on the new Tesco superstore will be in place for a further seven weeks.

• Community invited to attend funeral of former Knaresborough town crier

  The funeral for former Knaresborough town crier Nancy Buckle will be held tomorrow (Wednesday).

• Harrogate MP demands 'regulator with teeth' to protect dairy farmers

  Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon is demanding the government to take urgent action to protect British dairy farmers.

• How Saint Michael's Hospice gave Mandy 'one last Christmas'

  Saint Michael's Hospice in Harrogate has shared the story of how its team helped one local family create a final festive celebration together, as part of a national campaign highlighting the lasting impact of hospice care.

• Goldsborough Hall celebrates 20 years since major restoration

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• Harrogate woman to appear on new series of Channel 4's Hunted

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• Community gritting partnerships proposed to keep pavements clear of snow and ice

  Forming community gritting partnerships is among the recommendations in a report on keeping pavements clear of snow and ice during severe winter weather in North Yorkshire.