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
Appeal appointment boosts Yorkshire team
Media relations and digital PR consultancy Appeal PR is strengthening its team with the appointment of former journalist Sarah Hone. Sarah joins Harrogate-based Appeal
Hampsthwaite group raises £4,300 for local charity
The Hampsthwaite Wednesday Club has raised £4,300 for Acorn, the Harrogate-based charity which raises funds for people with dementia and their carers in the
New Lightwater Valley TV advertising campaign to announce reopening
Lightwater Valley Theme Park near Ripon in North Yorkshire has launched a new TV advertising campaign ahead of its reopening on Saturday 24 March.
Full DNA profile obtained in Sutton Bank body cold case review
North Yorkshire Police have confirmed that the forensic analysis on the samples taken from the body of a woman known as the “Sutton Bank
MP urges Highways Agency to ‘think again’ over cost of Masham’s brown signs
Julian Smith, Member of Parliament for Skipton and Ripon, has strongly criticised the Highways Agency for opposing the will of Ministers over the latest
Line-up revealed for 39th Harrogate International Youth Festival
Since revealing that the much-loved Grand Easter Parade was to return for 2012, Festival fans have been eagerly awaiting confirmation of the line-up for
Make a difference – make compost with a bargain £8 composter
In a bid to encourage residents of the Harrogate district to get composting this year, the York and North Yorkshire Waste Partnership’s North Yorkshire
Fallen oak tree reveals nest of over 6,000 bees
A 200 year-old oak tree has fallen in Jacob Smith Park in Scriven, near Knaresborough and has revealed a nest of over 6,000 honeybees.
No taxi fares increases during 2012
Harrogate Borough Council, who set the maximum charges for taxis in the area, have decided to not apply any increases for the year from
