Free Christmas market to be held at Ripley Castle this weekend

More from Local News

• Ripon drug dealer jailed for five and a half years

  A Ripon drug dealer has been jailed for five and a half years after admitting supplying Class A and Class B drugs.

• Another tank on us! Knaresborough woman wins latest Free Fuel Friday

  A Knaresborough woman became the eleventh to bag a free tank of fuel as part of our Free Fuel Friday competition.

• New Yorkshire-inspired golf adventure coming to Rudding Park

  Rudding Park is set to open a new Yorkshire-inspired adventure golf experience, celebrating the county through an 18-hole course.

• Marathon runners raise £16,000 for Harrogate police charity

  More than £16,000 has been donated to the Police Treatment Centre in Harrogate after a team of runners completed the New York Marathon.

• Driver taken to hospital after two-vehicle crash near Harrogate

  One driver has been taken to hospital after a two-vehicle crash near Harrogate.

• Harrogate MP welcomes forced adoption apology

  Local MP Tom Gordon has welcomed a Government apology to victims of forced adoption after securing a commitment to establish a National Advice Line.

• Children can visit Fountains Abbey for £1 when travelling by bus this summer

  Families travelling to Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal by bus this summer will be able to take advantage of a new £1 child admission offer.

• Harrogate Town complete Lewis Payne signing

  Harrogate Town has announced the signing of right-back Lewis Payne.

• Funding available for communities as Tour of Britain route announced

  Funding for North Yorkshire communities on the 2026 Lloyds Tour of Britain route has been announced, as the full course for the penultimate stage is announced.

• Work begins to protect Knaresborough Castle's historic walls

  Work to remove selected vegetation from the walls of Knaresborough Castle is now underway as part of efforts to protect and preserve the historic landmark.

• Harrogate declares vote of 'no confidence' in North Yorkshire Council

  Harrogate Town Council has passed a vote of no confidence in North Yorkshire Council, accusing the authority of failing to effectively manage services and assets in the town.

• Hundreds honour loved ones through St Michael's Hospice appeal

  Hundreds of people have already dedicated handcrafted metal daisies in memory of loved ones as part of Saint Michael's Hospice's new remembrance appeal.

• Harrogate site manager wins prestigious national building award

  A site manager overseeing the construction of new homes in Harrogate has been recognised as one of the best in the country.

• Masham primary schools earns prestigious Gold award for outdoor play

  Two primary schools near Masham have been recognised as among the best in the country for outdoor play provision after achieving a prestigious Gold accreditation.

• Harrogate girl signs for Manchester United academy

  A young footballer from Harrogate has signed for the Manchester United Girls Academy.

• Harrogate Town fan favourite pens new deal

  Harrogate Town has announced that fan favourite George Thomson has signed a new one-year contract with the club.

• Yorktoberfest to return 'bigger than ever' this autumn

  Yorktoberfest is set to return to York Racecourse this autumn, with the popular Bavarian-themed event moving under a Big Top for the first time.

• St Aidan's pupils to represent region at athletics championships

  Four pupils from St Aidan's CE High School in Harrogate have been selected to represent North Yorkshire at this month's English Schools' Athletics Championships.

• Harrogate charity rescues kitten found 'alone in a garage'

  A Harrogate cat rescue has taken in an eight-week-old kitten after she was found 'alone at a garage' with an injury to her limbs.

• Charity car show aims to give Ukrainian children a week away from war

  A new family-friendly vehicle show in Knaresborough this Sunday is hoping to help give Ukrainian children something many have not experienced for years – a chance to simply be children.