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• Otley Garden Centre unveils plans for new outdoor play area

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• Harrogate MP challenges prosecution rates on violence against women in Parliament

  Local MP Tom Gordon has challenged prosecution rates for violence against women and girls (VAWG) during a session in Parliament.

• Trees could get greater protection under new council policy

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• Housing target could be the "death of villages" in North Yorkshire, councillor warns

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• Harrogate karate club scoop 11 medals at international open

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• Local MP marks 60th Knaresborough Bed Race with motion in Parliament

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• Harrogate tutoring firms shortlisted for national award

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• Free water safety sessions for children to be held in Harrogate

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• Historic members club faces opposition to alcohol licence from neighbours

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