Olly Lamb, a year 8 student at Harrogate Grammar School, has been recognised for his performances this year for Yorkshire Schools Cricket Association and North Yorkshire Schools. He was recently presented with YSCA Under 12b Batting award by Yorkshire CCC player Tim Bresnan at Headingley and has also been awarded
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The Theakston Nidderdale League welcomes Upper Wharfedale Cricket Club for the 2017 season beginning on 22 April next year. Following a difficult couple of years where the club has struggled to field
After outgrowing its previous venue, this year’s Theakston Nidderdale League End of
Rain did not stop play when a well-known and much loved former
Olly Lamb, a year 8 student at Harrogate Grammar School, has been recognised for his performances this year for Yorkshire Schools Cricket Association and North Yorkshire Schools. He was recently presented with
The Theakston Nidderdale League welcomes Upper Wharfedale Cricket Club for the 2017 season beginning on 22 April next year. Following a difficult couple of years where the club has struggled to field
After outgrowing its previous venue, this year’s Theakston Nidderdale League End of Season Presentation Dinner has a new look venue and will take place at The Pavilions of Harrogate on Friday the 18
Rain did not stop play when a well-known and much loved former England cricketer came to visit a Harrogate school’s summer sports camp. Alex Tudor was this year’s guest coach at the
Players at North Stainley Cricket Club are wearing their shirts with pride this season following sponsorship from Harrogate accountants Lithgow Perkins. The company has sponsored the junior shirts for the Under 11,
Two vehicle road traffic collision on the A661, at 5.10pm on Wednesday 11 September 2013.
Glory and success came to Saint John Fisher Catholic School after their cricket team prevailed in the weather delayed Year 7 Final. The final had been postponed from the previous season
Hampsthwaite are the 2012 Theakston Nidderdale League Champions. The final games of the 2012 season saw elation and broken hearts in equal amounts. Hamspthwaite needed just 1 point against Bishop Thornton and
Only two games remain of the season and Hampsthwaite are still in poll position to take the Division 1 title for the first time in 60 years. Another victory on Saturday this
The rain falls mainly in Nidderdale it would seem as Alne take 3rd place as the leaders are all rained off. Pannal batted first and hung on to take a point with