Your Harrogate Podcast - Episode 59

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• Local business owner named finalist in the 2025 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards

  Reel Film, which was started in Harrogate, has been named a finalist in the 2025 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards, shortlisted in the Creative Entrepreneur of the Year category.

• Local charity Essential Needs unveils 30th anniversary artwork 

  Harrogate-based charity Essential Needs has teamed up with school pupils from across the district to create new permanent art displays in celebration of the charity’s 30th anniversary.

• New Curator appointed at RHS Garden Harlow Carr

  The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has appointed Fiona Slight to the role of Curator at RHS Garden Harlow Carr in Harrogate, Yorkshire.

• Pirta Decorating Centre Opens in Harrogate

  Creators of Revolutionary Cooling Paint are now Bringing Sustainable Decorative Paints and Coatings to their hometown in Yorkshire.

• Few spaces left to have your name on Yorkshire Air Ambulance banner

  Yorkshire Air Ambulance's initiative 'A year over Yorkshire' gives the public a chance to have their name flown into the air to raise money for the organisation.

• Acclaimed pianist performs at Harrogate care home

  Care UK’s Harcourt Gardens, on Harcourt Road, opened its doors to live music from Channel 4’s The Piano finalist Duncan Goodwin.

• Rising British artist to launch show after year long residency at Thorp Perrow Arboretum

  This summer, 108 Fine Art Harrogate presents a Solo Exhibition by rising British painter Rebecca Styles.

• New Name and New Era for Harrogate Ladies’ College Family of Schools

  Harrogate Ladies’ College has announced it will extend its co-ed provision into senior school from September 2026.

• Harrogate sisters win award at Woman Who Achieves Awards

  Two sisters/business owners have won Judges' Choice award at Annual Woman Who Achieves Awards.

• Food poverty organisation launches voucher scheme to help tackle loneliness

  Resurrected Bites, a community organisation has launched a new voucher scheme for its community cafes to help tackle loneliness and isolation.

• Millions of pounds set to bring improvements to school buildings in North Yorkshire

  Schools across North Yorkshire will benefit from improved facilities through a multi-million pound investment.

• Police appeal for information following criminal damages in Harrogate

  North Yorkshire Police are appealing for information about criminal damage that occurred on Nesfield close, Harrogate.

• Four-Figure equipment grant boost For Harrogate Hospice 

  Saint Michael's Hospice has been backed with a four-figure equipment grant from developer the Banks Group.

• Tv chefs to guest chef at Wetherby butchers

  Two previous contestants of culinary tv shows will guest chef at Sykes House Farm Butchers in Wetherby.

• Harrogate Grammar School student wins Young Chef Competition

  Eleanor Dent who attends Harrogate Grammar School won top prize at the Rotary Club of Harrogate’s annual Young Chef Competition.

• Tractor Fest attracts bumper number of visitors

  A bumper number of enthusiasts and families enjoyed Tractor Fest at the weekend the largest tractor festival in the UK.

• Girls only marathon walk event raises £15,000 for local charities

  A group of women walked a marathon for two local charities yesterday.

• BID launches ‘Maker’s Market’ in Harrogate to showcase local independent traders

  Harrogate BID has revealed details of a new market in Harrogate called ‘Maker’s Market’.

• Group of North Rigton dads to run double Knaresborough Bed Race

  A group of Dad’s from North Rigton Church of England Primary School are in training to run the Knaresborough Bed Race on 14th June.

• Local MP greets news as three GP surgeries set to benefit with money for upgrades

  Tom Gordon, MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough, has warmly greeted news that three GP surgeries in his constituency are due to benefit from a share of £102 million for upgrades.