MBEs, Olympians and DJs in the mix at Henshaws reunion
What do an Olympic champion shotputter, a DJ, a successful medium and an MBE recipient have in common? They’re all visually impaired former students
Duchy residents get their bus service back
There is great news for residents of the Duchy Estate, who were dismayed to lose their only bus service, the X59 operated by Harrogate
Harrogate karate club’s “Gentle Touch” proves a winner in attracting new members
A Harrogate karate club’s “gentle touch” has been credited with a sharp rise in new members! For half of the instructors at Master Johnson’s
“Not for profit” Thirsk Tourist Information now open for business
On 24th August the new Tourist Information building in Thirsk was officially opened by Dr. Rosie Page and Mr. Jim Wight, daughter and son
Help at hand after results day
Help is at hand for young people unsure about their future careers or wishing to change plans after their GCSE or A level results.
All Systems Go for Countryside Live 2011
Plans are well underway for the 2011 Countryside Live which takes place on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 October at the Great Yorkshire showground.
Cyclist wins bike for charity ride
Helen Morgan, who took part in the Acorn 100k Charity Bike Ride in May has won a new cycle for raising the largest amount
Expert advice on smoke alarms for deaf people
People who are deaf or very hard of hearing are being offered expert advice on ways to make their homes safe from fire. People
Young people speak out for their communities
Young people from North Yorkshire have been speaking out about their communities to help shape future policy. North Yorkshire youth councillor Liam Cutler joined
Sculpture created in Summerbridge becomes centrepiece for Royal Marines’ memorial garden
When Chris Chilton of Chiltondale Wrought Ironsmiths in Summerbridge stumbled across an article in a gardening magazine, he never realised it would lead to