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• FULL CHAT: Local occupational therapist hosts online masterclass to support new mums

  Helen Buteux, occupational therapist, has launched a new business to support new mothers and is inviting them to online classes, aimed at helping women better understand the emotional and developmental realities of early motherhood.

• Harrogate businesses reject new accommodation BID proposal

  Businesses in Harrogate have voted against plans to introduce a new Accommodation Business Improvement District, known as an ABID.

• New interior showroom to open on Albert Street

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• Harrogate BID appoints new Chief Executive Officer

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• Conductor who painted for the King sets up gallery at Knaresborough station

  A Northern conductor who once painted for the King has opened an art gallery at Knaresborough station.

• Rudy's pizzeria announces Harrogate opening date

  Rudy's Pizza Napoletana has confirmed it will open its new Harrogate restaurant this April.

• Harrogate community rallies to support family after loss of 9-week-old son

  A fundraiser has been launched to support a Harrogate family following the death of their nine-week-old baby boy.

• Swinton Estate appoints new general manager

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• Harrogate MP calls for 'fairer' student loan system

  MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough Tom Gordon has called on the Government to install a ‘fairer’ student loan repayment system.

• Council chiefs deny claims of conspiracy to remove committee chair

  Senior North Yorkshire councillors have denied claims that an opposition member was removed as chair of an influential committee due to her questioning of a controversial policy change on home-to-school transport.

• Pedestrian taken to hospital after collision near West Park

  Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage following a minor collision on West Park in Harrogate.

• Council agrees £150,000 funding to reduce winter deaths

  Councillors have agreed to provide £150,000 to Citizens Advice in North Yorkshire to reduce winter deaths and help vulnerable people stay warm in cold weather.

• 1,000 Smiles: Pateley Bridge woman wins £1,000 prize

  A Pateley Bridge woman has bagged £1,000 directly into her bank account - just for smiling.

• Ripon pupils take alcohol-free fashion message to Parliament

  Streetwise Ripon Grammar fashionistas will present their novel ideas to help promote healthy teenage lifestyle choices at the Houses of Parliament.

• Call for volunteers to support end of life care patients in Harrogate and Ripon

  Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust (HDFT) is appealing for volunteers to provide support, comfort and companionship to patients receiving end‑of‑life care.

• Council agrees council tax hike because they don't live "in world of unicorns and rainbows"

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• Rossett School launches £15,000 fundraiser for new minibus

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