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• Ripon opticians welcome food donations for people in need this Christmas

  An opticians in Ripon is preparing to bring joy to those in need this Christmas by acting as a collection point for Ripon Community House.

• Reshuffle of North Yorkshire Council committees set to take place next year

  A reshuffle of North Yorkshire Council's committees following the Conservative-led group’s loss of its majority may not take place until next year.

• Tom Gordon MP: The Budget has failed Harrogate and Knaresborough

  Local MP Tom Gordon has slammed the Autumn Budget as 'another missed opportunity to deliver' for communities and businesses.

• New funding secured to bring fresh community events to Knaresborough

  Chain Lane Community Hub has announced that funding has been secured to support the development of new free-to-attend events in Knaresborough.

• Frazer Theatre to host exclusive early screening of Christmas film featuring Knaresborough

  Frazer Theatre in Knaresborough is set to host an exclusive early screening of new Christmas film Tinsel Town, which was partly filmed in the town earlier this year.

• Stallholders flock to Harrogate for Great Yorkshire Christmas Fair

  A large number of stallholders will flock to Harrogate today (Thursday) for the return of The Great Yorkshire Christmas Fair.

• St John Fishers to close tomorrow due to gas issue

  St John Fisher Catholic High School in Harrogate will be closed tomorrow (Thursday) following an issue linked to gas works, the school has confirmed.

• Harrogate jeweller continues Christmas tradition of extra time off

  A Harrogate jewellery retailer is giving colleagues the gift of time with loved ones this Christmas. 

• By-election result will restore "stability and calm" at Ripon City Council, claims councillor

  A by-election result will bring “stability and calm” back to Ripon City Council, the leader of the winning candidate’s political group has claimed.

• North Yorkshire's mayor welcomes 'landmark' budget and new tourism tax powers

  York and North Yorkshire’s elected mayor has welcomed the ‘biggest landmark budget in decades’ amid a promise of investment for the region.

• Step back into Christmas: Harrogate care home to host festive nostalgia event

  A Harrogate care home is embracing the yuletide season by opening its doors for a special reminiscence event. 

• Ripon volunteers wrap 32-foot gritter in giant Christmas jumper

  A Ripon community group has dressed a 32-foot gritter in a hand-knitted Christmas jumper to signal the start of the city's festive celebrations.

• New pizzeria opens on Cheltenham Parade

  A new independent pizzeria has opened its doors on Cheltenham Parade, bringing "authentic Italian flavours" to the heart of Harrogate.

• Harrogate video production firm bags regional entrepreneur award

  Harrogate-based video production company Reel Film has been named a winner at the 2025 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards.

• Chancellor's Budget must deliver 'real change' for Harrogate and Knaresborough, says local MP

  Local MP Tom Gordon has said that the Chancellor "must deliver real change" in Harrogate and Knaresborough ahead of today's Budget.

• "New political landscape" emerges as Conservative group loses majority

  Opposition councillors say a "new political landscape" is emerging in North Yorkshire after the Conservative-led group on the unitary authority lost its majority.

• Christmas is coming: Rudfarlington Farm switches on big Christmas tree

  Rudfarlington Farm has officially signalled the start of the festive season after switching on its big Christmas tree on Wetherby Road.

• Kevin Sinfield to run through Harrogate district as part of epic fundraising challenge

  Kevin Sinfield will run through the Harrogate district next week as part of an epic fundraising challenge to raise money and awareness for Motor Neurone Disease (MND).

• Ripon teenager to compete in district music finals

  A Ripon Grammar School student has earned a place in the district final of a respected regional music competition.

• River Nidd at Knaresborough Lido rated 'poor' again

  The River Nidd at Knaresborough Lido has again been rated 'poor' for bathing water quality in the latest government assessment released today (Tuesday).