A number of Knaresborough’s independent retailers will be hosting a late night shopping event on the next two Thursdays.
Late night shopping to start in Knaresborough this week A number of Knaresborough’s independent retailers will be hosting a late night shopping event on the next two Thursdays. Starting tomorrow (14th December), more than 20 retailers will remain open until 7pm to help residents support local this Christmas. Some hair salons are also expected to remain open until 10pm. [caption id="attachment_92310" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Late night shopping in Knaresborough.[/caption] The independent Knaresborough retailers will be doing the same next Thursday (21st December). The late night shopping event is organised by Knaresborough & District Chamber. A spokesperson said:
“Many of the independent shopkeepers are opening late on Thursday 14th and Thursday 21st of December. Shop local, shop in Knaresborough!”Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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