Victorian Painter goes on display at Mercer Gallery in Harrogate
The first major exhibition in over thirty years, devoted to Victorian artist John Atkinson Grimshaw, one of the most intriguing painters of his day,
5th May a big day for voters, but why are schools closed?
The 5th May 2011 is a big day for voting and depending on where you live, you may have up to 3 votes to
Crowds flock to the 100th Harrogate spring flower show
Crowds today (14 April 2011) flocked to the 100th Spring Flower show in Harrogate for its centenary year. Even an overcast sky didn’t stop
Help in the search for the Chestnut click beetle
The Chestnut click beetle (Anostirus castaneus) is only found at two locations in Britain: an area of soft cliffs on the Isle of Wight
Sunbed Operators could get ‘burned’
Those businesses operating sunbed facilities, who allow persons under 18 to use them, are being warned that they face stiff penalties. The Sunbeds(Regulations) Act
Clean Energy Wins Top Industry Award
A Harrogate-based renewable energy company has scooped a top industry award for its work at a public convenience in Knaresborough. Clean Energy (Yorkshire) beat
Planners urged to rethink over Fulwith lane decision
Planners in Harrogate are being urged to explain their actions – after planning permission for housing was turned down for housing development on Fulwith
Harrogate Council awarded ‘New Homes Bonus’
Harrogate Borough Council welcomes the government’s announcement to bring forward the ‘New Homes Bonus’ and its provisional allocation of £272,620 for the financial year
Knaresborough cracks down on under-age alcohol abuse
A new campaign to crack down on under-age alcohol abuse and associated anti-social behaviour has been launched in Knaresborough this week. North Yorkshire County
Harrogate and Knaresborough transport issues – consultation period extended
A public consultation exercise on transport issues in Harrogate and Knaresborough is being extended by a month to allow more time for residents to
