Roadmap for Great Yorkshire Show – Tuesday 13 to Thursday 15 July 2021
Plans are underway for the Great Yorkshire Show to be held this year following the announcement of the Government’s roadmap out of coronavirus restrictions.
Harrogate Town 1 – 0 Grimsby Town
Harrogate Town virtually ensured their place in League 2 next season with a single goal victory over lowly Grimsby Town. As predicted, Simon Weaver
Public events offer chance to hear of £31m travel options for Harrogate, Selby and Skipton
Consultation is now under way on £31m proposals to transform the gateways to three North Yorkshire towns. New entrances to railway stations, new public
Devolution: have your say on the future of local councils in North Yorkshire
Council leaders from Craven, Harrogate, Richmondshire, Ryedale, Scarborough and Selby are urging people to have their say in a government consultation on the future
Census 2021
The Office for National Statistics – which runs Census 2021 – is working with Harrogate Borough Council to deliver a successful census and help
Closure of local bank branch: Halifax, Market Place in Knaresborough
On the 1 March 2021, Halifax, 15 Market Place, HG5 8AL, is due to close. This will doubtless be disappointing to Halifax customers in
Councillor Pat Marsh resigns from Climate Coalition, citing “talking shop committee” rather than bringing the community together
Leader of the Opposition on Harrogate Borough Council, Pat Marsh, has resigned from the Harrogate District Climate Change Coalition. The Liberal Democrats first proposed
North Yorkshire Covid-19: continued reduction in infection rates and hospital admissions
The North Yorkshire Local Resilience Forum met today to brief the media (23 February 2021). Continued reduction of infection rates and cases in hospital
Harrogate Town 1 – 0 Mansfield Town
A goal 15 seconds into the second half was enough for Harrogate Town to complete a double over Nigel Clough’s Mansfield Town. Harrogate fielded
Lockdown lesson learning at Henshaws
The challenges faced by parents and carers whose young people have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) was highlighted in the recent BBC documentary,
