Junior soldiers eat their way through over 1,000 curries for charity
On Friday, 21 October 2016, Junior Soldiers munched their way through around 1,180 curries for charity. The event was to help raise money for
Ashville College honours sacrifices of lost generation of pupils and teachers in the Great War
A Harrogate school is commemorating the lives of pupils and teachers who died during one of the most vicious battles of the First World
Junior soldiers to watch Army Foundation College documentary this evening
The Army Foundation College in Harrogate will give their Junior Soldiers the evening off to watch a TV documentary which was filmed recently at
Harrogate Army College trio take on Great North Run in full military gear
As if the Great North Run wasn’t tough enough, three army corporals from the Army Foundation College in Harrogate are doing it in full
Hundreds of Junior soldiers pass out in military graduation parade
Hundreds of Junior Soldiers – including 17-year-old Ellis Nixon from Harrogate – have (11 August 2016) celebrated their graduation in a military passing out
Norse looks at ways to stay competitive in an evolving market
Norse, a Harrogate-based and Nordic inspired restaurant is rolling out changes that will help offer better value at their off-peak times. It will allow
Freedom March and commemorative stone dedication for First World War VC hero
The Yorkshire Regiment will exercise their rights to march through Harrogate for one of their own on Tuesday 5 July, as part of a
Harrogate cancer survivor urges women to sign up for Race for Life
The countdown is on to Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in Harrogate and one cancer survivor is calling on women to sign up now.
Footballs stars visit Army Foundation College for a kickabout
A pair of world famous freestyle footballers wowed teenagers at the Army Foundation College. The F2 Freestylers surprised Junior Soldiers when they visited the
Woodland planting scheme proves piece of cake for volunteers
An ambitious bid to plant thousands of new trees on the edge of a Dales village has proved a piece of cake for an
