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Harrogate Night Marshals

Body cameras for Harrogate town centre NightSafe Marshals

1 February 2016

How the newly-refurbished Unit 715 at Thorp Arch Estate, near Wetherby, looks after refurbishment this summer

Fast lettings for new units boosts Thorp Arch Estate’s confidence in speculative scheme

3 January 2016

Harrogate car parks to open on Boxing Day

21 December 2015

Lauren, James and Edward from Saltergate School in Harrogate

‘Kids go free’ offer to help Harrogate’s festive shoppers

19 December 2015

Harrogate additional parking charges delayed as parking review planned

9 December 2015

50 parking spaces lost on busy Christmas Saturday as Borough Council fail to remove traffic cones

9 December 2015

Problem Parking! A car blocks the path of (from left) Coun John Fox, Nick Moxon and Disability Action Yorkshire chief executive Jackie Snape

Charity boss welcomes Government review into pavement parking law

7 December 2015

Harrogate MP

Temporary reprieve for Chain Lane Post Office Local

30 November 2015

MEP Nathan Gill Speaks At UKIP’s Harrogate & Knaresborough Branch (for immediate release) The forthcoming referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union was one of the topics covered by an MEP at a political meeting held in Harrogate. Nathan Gill, the UKIP MEP for Wales, was the guest speaker at the party’s Harrogate & Knaresborough branch meeting, held at the Ascot House Hotel. Mr Gill, who was born in East Yorkshire, told the audience how he first got involved in politics and of his subsequent election campaigns and going head to head in TV debates with Plaid Cymru leader, Leanne Wood. Last year, Mr Gill was made leader of the Party in Wales, and, next year, will be fighting for a seat in the Welsh Assembly. Alan Henderson, chairman of UKIP Harrogate & Knaresborough, said: “I would like to thank Nathan for taking the time out of his hectic schedule to attend our meeting. “His visit was very much appreciated by members and non member alike, and he gave a fascinating insight into the functions of the European Union and its wastefulness. “He also gave us his views on the EU referendum promised by David Cameron, and how, if the UK voted to leave, it would give other countries the strength to hold their own.” The meeting also heard from UKIP county councillor David Simister, who gave an update on the authority’s proposals to introduce parking charges in Harrogate town centre on a Sunday and evenings. Further details about the next meeting, which is being held on the evening of Thursday, December 10 at the Ascot House Hotel on Kings Road, Harrogate, are available on the branch’s website, http://www.ukipharrogate.org -ends- Pictured are: UKIP MEP Nathan Gill (left) and Alan Henderson, chairman of UKIP Harrogate & Knaresborough

MEP Nathan Gill Speaks at UKIP’s Harrogate and Knaresborough Branch

27 November 2015

Harrogate MP

MP welcomes latest move on parking charges

25 November 2015

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