Grants to celebrate Queens Diamond Jubilee
As we enter 2012, many local communities will be turning their thoughts to how they can celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Harrogate Borough Council
Advice issued on using Taxis in the Town
Harrogate Borough Council have issued advice for people using Taxis and Private Hire vehicles in the Town. If you are going to be out
Nothing to get steamed up about at the Turkish Baths
A senior councillor at Harrogate Borough Council has denied a cover up over the removal of gentlemen only sessions of Harrogate’s Turkish Baths.
Trade Unions receive £85 million a year from public sector support
Trade unions received £85.8 million from public sector organisations in 2009-10. That is made up of £18.3 million in direct payments from public sector
Urban Development planning delayed following huge response on consultation
Harrogate Borough Council have received arout 2,000 response forms and letters to the recent Local Development Framework (LDF) consultation and taken the decision to
Friends raise funds to replace Fort in Valley Gardens
The Friends of the Valley Gardens are rallying round to raise funds to help replace the key piece of play equipment in the playground
Off-street parking set to increase
Harrogate Borough Council is proposing to make a number of changes to off-street car parking charges and conditions. The proposals will be put before
Tesco planning decision referred to the Secretary of State
The resolution of Harrogate Borough Council’s Planning Committee on 6 September 2012 to approve the proposal by Tesco Stores Limited to erect a superstore
Marquess of Ripon statue and war memorial to be restored
Work has started to fully restore two important memorials in Ripon. The Grade II listed statue of the 1st Marquess of Ripon that graces
Message to PM on climate change from North Yorkshire Pupils
A group of students and teachers travelled from North Yorkshire to 10 Downing Street on 17 October, to hand in a report written by
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