Yorkshire plant nursery hosts senior politicians to discuss industry challenges
One of the UK’s largest plant nurseries Johnsons of Whixley hosted Trudy Harrison MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State in the Department for Environment,
Reform UK to target Harrogate in the next General Election
Reform UK has said that Harrogate will be a target seat in the next General Election. The Brexit Party became Reform UK in January
Yorkshire has its first True & Fair Party Prospective Parliamentary Candidate
Daniel Roy Connelly has been announced as the True & Fair Party Prospective Parliamentary Candidate (PPC) for York Outer, being 1 of 9 candidates
Harrogate and District Green Party & PCC Statement on PM resignation
Following Prime Minister Liz Truss’s resignation after a disastrous 44 days in power, the Harrogate and District Green Party consider the Conservative Party no
A new decade heralds a new chapter for York Festival of Ideas
York Festival of ideas – one of the biggest free events of its kind in the UK – returns in June at the start
Four sheep killed in dog attacks over the last month in fields near to the Pinewoods
Four sheep have been killed in fields, near to the Pinewoods, over the last month. Mike Clarke, the owner of the fields, said: Each
Harrogate Business Face Staff Shortages: What Leaders Can Do To Help And Adapt
Thanks to a myriad of factors, including the COVID-19 pandemic, Brexit and changing trends in focus from young staff, many businesses in the UK
HBC support plans for an alternative Festive Market for Harrogate in December, as organisers despair over the action of Harrogate Council
Place Europe are aiming to bring a much reduced Market to Harrogate, from 3 to 12 December, at a currently undisclosed location in the
Julian Smith MP visits businesses in and around Pateley Bridge
Out and about last week in Pateley Bridge and Nidderdale, Julian Smith MP visited Stump Cross Caverns and local businesses including Pateley Bridge Pharmacy,
Hotel and restaurant bookings boom, but the industry tackles a short-fall in staffing
Following the relaxation of lockdown rules, allowing the return of eating and drinking indoors, the hospitality industry has boomed. Also, with the uncertainty around
