Harrogate BID's Street Rangers have been clearing fallen leaves and jet washing paving on Royal Parade and Crown Place.
The team has been tackling the build-up of autumn leaves, with wet weather making surfaces slippery.
The work aims to keep the two town centre streets cleaner and safer for pedestrians.


A Harrogate BID spokesperson said:
“With autumn leaves piling up and the rain making things slippery, the team has been clearing the leaves and giving the flooring a good jet wash.
“The difference is amazing, leaving the area cleaner and safer for everyone."
They added:
“A big thank you for keeping our streets looking their best, whatever the weather!”

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