A popular spud van that was asked to move from its Harrogate location has found a new home.
The Spud Van Harrogate, a street food business that drew large crowds following its launch on Hornbeam Park, has relocated to a new site in Knaresborough.
The move comes after the van was asked to leave its original spot, despite having permission to trade there initially.
Owner Nicola described being asked to move as “a real blow” after the business saw huge demand within its first week, with customers queuing for jacket potatoes, sandwiches and drinks.

But The Spud Van team are now encouraging customers to visit their new location at Warehouse Five on Grimbald Crag Close, near Stoneacre and Redline Specialist Cars.
Nicola said:
“We're just a 10-15 minute drive from our Hornbeam Park location.
"Come see us and grab your favourite spuds in our new home!"
Find out more about Spud Van Harrogate via social media here.

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