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• Saint Michael's Hospice to host its first running event in Harrogate

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• Quilting and Sewing Show announces return to Harrogate

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• Opening date revealed for Harrogate's new pizzeria

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• Harrogate girl set to appear in Channel 4 equestrian documentary

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• Knaresborough become first town in county to agree double devolution deal

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• How to take the fear out of fireworks, according to Harrogate vet

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• Council chiefs call for measures to stop councillor allowances used as 'political football'

  Senior councillors have called for members’ allowances to increase automatically to avoid the issue becoming a "political football".

• Bavarian-style beer festival returns to York Racecourse

  York's popular Bavarian-themed celebration, Yorktoberfest, has returned to York Racecourse.

• Harrogate pupils plant 2,000 crocus bulbs to help end polio

  Harrogate pupils have dug in for a good cause, planting more than 2,000 crocus bulbs to help end polio.

• Luxury watch and jewellery shop to open on Parliament Street

  A luxury watch and jewellery retailer is set to open its doors in Harrogate this weekend.

• Ripon girls fundraising for Parkinson's charity in memory of great grandad

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• Northern sees record demand with over 8 million journeys in a month

  Northern has recorded its busiest month of customer travel since before the pandemic, with more than 8.1 million journeys made across its network in the past month.

• Harrogate firm teams up with New Zealand rugby legend for charity

  A Harrogate events company has teamed up with New Zealand rugby legend Dan Carter to help raise money for charity.

• North Yorkshire Police to launch roadside eye test for drivers

  North Yorkshire Police are launching Operation Dark Night next week to coincide with the clocks going back and the arrival of darker evenings.

• Live models to feature in Knaresborough lingerie shop window

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• Harrogate woman to run 24-hour mountain loop in memory of brother

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