Harrogate BID has launched brand new Harrogate-themed postcards and a town centre guide map.
The Business Improvement District (BID) has fully funded the design, creation and delivery of the fresh postcards as a part of the organisation’s wider promotional campaigns.
And the BID’s new town map sees the town split into four quarters: Central, Montpellier, King’s Road and Victoria Park and West Park.
Each area is described as having its own qualities that make the town centre a “vibrant, classy hub.”

A Harrogate BID spokesperson said:
“Whether you’re sending a message to a loved one around the UK, or even a friend overseas, these classy, charming cards are the perfect way to do so!
“Meanwhile, the team are also proud to launch our a new map and guide of the town centre, featuring four unique quarters.”
If you would like to distribute either the postcards or guide maps, email the BID team on info@harrogatebid.co.uk

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