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• Harrogate Taekwondo Academy wins 13 medals at British championships

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  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.

• 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.

• Martin House hosts accessible music festival for young people

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• New hearing hub opens at Specsavers in Ripon

  A new hearing service has opened at Specsavers in Ripon.

• 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.

• Details revealed for Ripon City Bonfire

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• Date announced for next Harrogate Food and Drink Festival

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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.

• Santa to visit Harrogate vets for charity festive open day

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• Pannal Players announce final pantomime after 40 years

  Pannal Players will bring the curtain down on four decades of pantomimes with a farewell production of Snow White.