Flooding – an update from the North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service received over 80 calls to incidents related to the recent heavy rainfall on Monday 24th September and
Schools’ wishes could be granted thanks to new competition
Schools in Harrogate get chance to implement inspirational changes In a new nationwide competition pupils and teachers in Harrogate are being asked to come
Bid for a share of criminals’ cash!
North Yorkshire Police is launching the 2012 Why should they? campaign today (21 September 2012) with another £25,000 of criminals’ cash up for grabs.
County council appeals to MPs to protect school budgets
North Yorkshire County Council and its schools are urging local MPs to support its appeal to Government to show some flexibility over proposals to
Studio One celebrates 9 years of successful business
A local design studio has just celebrated 9-years of successful business. Harrogate Design company, Studio One is owned and operated by the husband and
Lesley Garrett urges Yorkshire to support young talent
Lesley Garrett, the UK’s leading soprano, has spoken out to urge audiences to support the Harrogate International Festivals’ legacy of supporting young musicians. The
St John Fisher drama students win placements at the Guildford School of Acting
Three St John Fisher students from Harrogate have each been awarded a scholarship at the Guildford School of Acting, one of the top
The Next Generation of Paralympians travel from St John Fisher to London
In September, the next generation of paralympians travelled to London from St. John Fisher Catholic School for a day at the ‘Greatest Games on
50th Anniversary at Harrogate High School
On the 29th of September Harrogate High School are celebrating fifty years and they are welcoming back all their old staff and students for
Children rescued from tree in Ripon
At 13:10 on 12 Sept 20112 the Fire Service received a call that two children were stuck in a tree at Spring Hill School
