Your Harrogate is on the 'nice list' this Christmas, so Santa will be presenting a special show on Christmas Eve...
Santa to host Christmas Eve radio show on Your Harrogate Santa himself is set to host his own radio sho-ho-how on Your Harrogate this Christmas. The big man will be on air with us between 10am and 12pm on Christmas Eve. He’ll be playing some of his favourite festive songs and spreading some extra Christmas cheer on 24th December - so be good for goodness sake! Your Harrogate Content Director and presenter Nick Hancock said:
“We believe that we are the only radio station in the UK that has Santa himself doing his own radio programme! “I also believe we are the only media organisation in the Harrogate district that is still on Santa’s nice list...”Your Harrogate is Your Christmas! Tune in to Your Harrogate Radio online, on DAB and on your smart speaker. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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