Shaw Mills call for action “We want to walk through our village in safety”
Shaw Mills is around 7-miles out of Harrogate, just off the main route between Ripley and Pateley Bridge. Two of the main approaches to
Live cookery demonstrations for new Harrogate Food and Drink Festival
Following a year of postponements, new dates have been announced for Harrogate Food and Drink Festival on 26 – 27 June at Oatlands Drive,
Join a walk for Parkinson’s UK near you or take part virtually – Ripley, near Harrogate, on Sunday 11 July 2021
People in Harrogate can now sign up to Walk for Parkinson’s to help fund vital support for people affected by the condition – and
Social media posts circulating about attempted dog theft in Ripley is referring to an incident in Derbyshire
North Yorkshire Police have confirmed that a post circulating on social media about an attempted dog theft in Ripley, is actually referring to Ripley
Historic England awards £343,000 repair grant to Ripley Castle
Historic England has awarded a grant of £343,000 towards the restoration of a series of garden buildings in the grounds of North Yorkshire visitor
Natures Little Learners set to open
Sam Williams opened a 36 place nursery in Bradford in 2016, with a business partner, and is now about to open a larger nursery
Woman left in critical condition after being hit by tractor
A woman is in a critical condition after being struck by a tractor near Ripley. At 5.17pm yesterday (Wednesday 27 January) police were called
Renewable energy is go at some of our countryside churches, thanks to a new grant
The United Benefice of Bishop Thornton, Burnt Yates, Markington, Ripley, and South Stainley, in partnership with Markington CE Primary and Nursery School, has been
School ‘gifts’ kindness to local charity clients
Children from Ripley Endowed School will be spreading kindness to people in need in Ripley and the surrounding area this Christmas. The primary aged
Video: Act of Remembrance from Ripley, 4 November
This was pre-recorded on Wednesday, 4 November 2020 from Ripley. Many thanks to The Revd. Paul Harford for helping us cover the event.
