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  Work has begun on a project worth more than £5 million to improve water quality in the River Nidd.

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• Martin House care team completes 100-mile relay from coast to hospice

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• 64 arrests made in North Yorkshire Police's biggest ever operation

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• Knaresborough terrace repair may not begin until 2027 as 2,000 sign petition

  The "slight irony" of North Yorkshire Council using a picture of Knaresborough’s Viaduct Terrace before its collapse to advertise for its new chief executive has been pointed out as residents continue to press for the landmark to be repaired.

• Harrogate BID wins fifth consecutive Gold at Yorkshire in Bloom

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• Former farmer scoops Starbeck in Bloom prize with homegrown onion

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• Harrogate district community groups share £89,000 funding boost

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• Over 500 Afghans resettled in North Yorkshire as 23 households await new homes

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• Terminal illness council tax exemption could cost North Yorkshire £2.2m a year

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• Former Harrogate bank to reopen as solicitors' office

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