MP backs hospitality sector reopening and calls for ‘space to trade’
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Andrew Jones has welcomed the news that, with protections, the hospitality sector will be able to reopen from the 4
Road safety projects to be boosted by new fund from sale of AJ1 registration
£190,000 is to be invested in safety projects across North Yorkshire to make the county’s roads safer for everyone who use them and the
Harrogate BID suggests that “red tape” should be cut to help business in the town
In an interesting move, the Harrogate BID have released a press release from the PR agency they employ, insisting that North Yorkshire County Council
County Council’s new highways company appoints managing director
The newly formed company NY Highways Ltd, created by North Yorkshire County Council to provide greater flexibility in the way it delivers highway maintenance
NYCC Highways say that town centre roadworks likely to be completed by Wednesday
Coronavirus restrictions were changed on Monday (15 June 2020), allowing non-essential retail stores to open. Harrogate town centre certainly had increase in footfall, it
Bolton Abbey reopens
Bolton Abbey has re-opened – the estate and highways staff have worked to manage the roadside parking and ensure social distancing was maintained. As
County bids for funds to support walking and cycling
A bid to fund measures to encourage more walking and cycling in North Yorkshire to help people to maintain social distancing and to ease
County prepares for safe reopening of our high streets
As Covid-19 lockdown restrictions are relaxed, the County Council is putting measures in place in preparation for the safe reopening of many of North
Major upgrades for the A66 announced – reaction to preferred route from Transport for the North
Highways England has today announced a preferred route for expansive upgrades to the A66, the road linking communities across the North of England from
North Yorkshire welcomes extra £3.9m of funding for highway improvements
North Yorkshire will be able to carry out its biggest ever programme of highway maintenance works, thanks in part to millions of pounds in
