Yorkshire Business Market 2012 – another full house expected
The eighth Business Market organised by Harrogate Chamber of Trade & Commerce looks like being another full house on Monday 30th April at Pavilions
Taster sessions for silver surfers
Some of North Yorkshire’s libraries are opening their doors for technology taster events as part of the Spring Online campaign and Silver Surfers Day
Family history fair draws bumper crowds
As many as six hundred people headed for the Local and Family History Fair held at the Harrogate Pavilions by North Yorkshire County Record
North Yorkshire teenage pregnancy rates fall to lowest level
Teenage pregnancy rates have fallen to their lowest level in North Yorkshire since 1998 when the local authority first began its teenage pregnancy reduction
MP’s gift set to support new allotments
A successful allotment group in Boroughbridge has received a boost from local MP Andrew Jones. Mr Jones, who planted a commemorative tree at the
Swimarathon will benefit Rotary’s Polio eradication campaign
Knaresborough swimmers are going to be given an opportunity to take part in the world’s biggest swim and an attempt on the Guinness World
Criminals’ cash given away as this year’s Why should they? campaign winners are announced
Fourteen North Yorkshire and City of York charities and groups are celebrating this week after they were chosen to receive an award from a
Give Christmas a unique flair at the Choose2Reuse fair
With sparkly dresses for the Christmas party, unique presents for family and friends, opportunities to learn new skills, fashion shows and Green Santa –
‘Eat or Heat’ a campaign to help carers in the grip of fuel poverty
A HARROGATE charity has “switched on” its new campaign offering a lifeline to the growing number of unpaid carers in the grip of fuel
North Yorkshire School closures due to strike action on 30th Nov 2011
The following schools have advised the North Yorkshire County Council that they are either fully or partially closed on 30 November 2011 due to
