Harrogate Councillor chooses free meal over important vote on waste incinerator
Jim Clark is a North Yorkshire County Councillor for the Harrogate, Harlow Ward and a Harrogate Borough Councillor for the Harrogate Rossett Ward, he
Harrogate district’s sporting heroes honoured with Mayoral reception
The achievements of the district’s Commonwealth Games medal winners have been celebrated at a civic reception hosted by the Mayor and Mayoress of the
North Yorkshire gives the go-ahead for waste plant near Knaresborough
A final decision on plans for a multi-million pound waste disposal facility to deal with household waste generated in North Yorkshire and the City
Harrogate taxi driver receives heavy fine after accepting unbooked fare
Harrogate Borough Council is warning taxi drivers only to pick up legal fares or face the consequences of a significant fine – a clear
Harrogate District’s success in Yorkshire in Bloom Awards
The Yorkshire in Bloom awards, which took place on Tuesday 16 September, have proven to be a ‘blooming’ success for the Harrogate district with
Nearly 25% of Harrogate taxi vehicles checked during safety crackdown taken off the road
Police and council officers in Harrogate have held a joint safety operation to help ensure the safety of taxi passengers in the area. •21
Scottish flag flies above Harrogate Council building
The Mayor of Harrogate, Cllr Jim Clark and the Leader of the Council, Cllr Richard Cooper flew the Saltire above Crescent Gardens in Harrogate
Council Executive meet to make recommendation on Allerton Waste Incinerator
On 9 September 2014, the Executive Committee of North Yorkshire County Council are set to discuss the proposal of a waste incinerator plant near
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP: “Incinerator go ahead the wrong choice.”
North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC) are set to press ahead with plans to build an incinerator as part of a waste recovery park at
Harrogate Councillor questions how public services will cope with number of planning applications
A Harrogate county councillor is questioning how schools, health services and the roads network will cope from the pressure brought about by thousands of
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