Lauren Doherty educates pupils on road safety as part of national campaign

More from Local News

• Retiring North Yorkshire Council chief executive gets pay package of almost £245,000

  North Yorkshire Council's retiring chief executive received a total pay package worth almost £245,000 during the last financial year, new figures show.

• Harrogate Paralympian challenges controversial Sydney Sweeney sports advert

  Harrogate para powerlifter Lottie McGuinness has appeared on CNN to speak out about a controversial advert featuring actress Sydney Sweeney.

• 150 homes planned for green belt land near Harrogate

  Plans for up to 150 new homes in green belt land near Harrogate would help address a severe shortage of housing in the area, according to the developer behind the scheme.

• 'Bonkers' burlesque show returns to Harrogate

  A night of burlesque, cabaret and comedy is coming to Harrogate in support of an international medical charity.

• North Yorkshire residents urged to recycle more household waste

  Residents across North Yorkshire are being encouraged to check that recyclable household items are being placed in the correct containers.

• Apple Throwing Championships return to Newby Hall

  Newby Hall's popular Apple Throwing Championships will return as part of its final event of the 2026 season.

• MPs urge Prime Minister to make A64 dualling a priority

  Four North Yorkshire MPs have called on new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make the long-awaited dualling of the A64 a priority for his government.

• Police appeal after radiator stolen from Ripon property

  Police have released a doorbell camera image following the theft of a domestic radiator in Ripon.

• Ukrainian city thanks Knaresborough residents for ongoing humanitarian aid

  Charitable Knaresborough residents have been thanked by a Ukrainian city following another delivery of humanitarian aid.

• New venue revealed for Harrogate vintage car meet

  Harrogate Car Enthusiasts Club has announced a new venue for its monthly meet this evening (Monday).

• Body of man in his 60's discovered in Ripon canal

  The body of a man in his 60's has been discovered in the Ripon Canal.

• Harrogate MP vows to keep fighting for end-of-life choice

  Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has vowed to continue campaigning for dignity and choice at the end of life.

• Holiday park expansion planned to meet need for more spacious pitches

  Plans have been submitted to expand a North Yorkshire holiday park to meet  growing demand for more spacious and private rural holiday accommodation.

• Storm overflow investigation to begin on Stray in Harrogate

  Ground investigations are set to begin on The Stray as part of plans to reduce storm overflow discharges into Oak Beck.

• Ferrari worth more than £2 million spotted in Harrogate

  A Ferrari worth more than £2 million has attracted attention after being spotted parked in Harrogate.

• Historic Ripon buildings open their doors for Heritage Open Days

  Two Ripon buildings with links to a Victorian tiled mural and the city’s newspaper industry have joined this year’s Heritage Open Days programme.

• Martin House doctor shares realities of children's palliative care in new book

  A doctor at Martin House Children’s Hospice is launching a new book in Thirsk this weekend, drawing on her experiences caring for seriously ill children and their families.

• Work gets underway on new Gail's Bakery in Harrogate

  Work has started on the new Gail's Bakery in Harrogate town centre.

• Police explain why more serious charges were not brought in Bailey Chadwick case

  North Yorkshire Police has responded to questions about why more serious charges were not brought following the death of Bailey Chadwick.

• Wetherby MP accuses Prime Minister of 'class warfare' over Linton asylum plans

  Wetherby's MP has accused the Prime Minister of engaging in "class warfare" over suggestions that asylum seekers should be housed in middle-class areas as he stepped up his opposition to plans for a migrant centre at former RAF Linton-on-Ouse.