Harrogate
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Mel Stride’s website still boasts of bringing in net zero law despite Tory u-turn: Yorkshire Post Letters
Mike Baldwin, Raven Road, Nether Edge, Sheffield.
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Police appeal after Harrogate Hospital theft
Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a burglary at Harrogate Hospital.
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Liberal Democrats win Coppice Valley by-election with 61.2% majority | Harrogate Informer
Liberal Democrats have won a decisive victory in the Coppice Valley Town Council by-election, with Cllr McManus taking 61.2% of the vote - increasing their
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Harrogate school for autistic children to open in November
A new specialist school for autistic children and young people is set to open in Harrogate this November.
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'Excellent' UK furniture company falls into administration after 8 years
UK furniture company Furneo is at risk of closing down after falling into administration.
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New chocolate shop opens doors in York
A new chocolate gifting experience has arrived at the York Designer Outlet, promising craftsmanship and creativity in every bite.
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Demands for Independent Inquiry After 'Deeply Disturbing' Rape and Abuse Allegations at Harrogate Army College | Harrogate Informer
Political leaders and law enforcement have called for immediate institutional reform and a full independent inquiry following a BBC investigation exposing
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North Yorkshire Police said the theft happened at The Hat Shop in Pavement on Friday, July 24, and involved the theft of a designer cap.
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Thousands join push to lift HMRC Personal Allowance to £18,000
A petition calling for the tax-free Personal Allowance to be increased from £12,570 to £18,000 is closing in on 50,000 signatures, as support…
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‘Massive’ tree falls on building in York residential area
A large tree has toppled onto an outbuilding in Walmgate, York.
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Here are the latest food hygiene ratings in and around Malton
The latest batch of food hygiene ratings in and around Malton for restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses has been revealed.
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£700,000 redevelopment of village nursery completed in North Yorkshire
A major £700,000 nursery redevelopment has been completed at Church Fenton in North Yorkshire.
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Extra money for mayors is a recipe for disaster: Yorkshire Post Letters
Gareth Robson, Kent House Road, Beckenham.
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Severe delays as traffic crawls at 15mph major road through North Yorkshire
SEVERE delays are being reported on a main road in North Yorkshire with average speeds of just 15mph.
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'Goes on until midnight': MP steps in after noise complaints from wedding venue
A Yorkshire MP has assured they are working with the local council after “ridiculous” noise levels were reported from a wedding venue.
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Crash closes major road through North Yorkshire in both directions
The A64 in North Yorkshire is closed in both directions following a serious crash.
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Anxious Wetherby residents win reprieve over new housing as planning meeting is deferred
A decision over plans for 210 new homes near Wetherby has been deferred in a victory for opponents of the highly controversial development.
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Scarborough: Decision due on major Station Gateway plan after years of planning
Plans for a major station gateway redevelopment on the North Yorkshire coast are set to be given formal approval by councillors.
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Designer sunglasses stolen from North Yorkshire motoring venue
North Yorkshire Police said the theft happened on Wednesday, July 1 at The Motorist in New Lennerton Lane, Sherburn-in-Elmet.
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Traffic building on main road due to temporary traffic lights
TRAFFIC is building up on a main road in North Yorkshire due to temporary traffic lights.
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Delays and cancellations for York train passengers due to fire on line
Train passengers heading to York are being warned of delays and cancellations due to a fire on the line, according to TransPennine Express.
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Bakery named North Yorkshire's best for second year running
A bakery with a reputation for its delicious steak pies is celebrating after being crowned the best in North Yorkshire for the second year running.
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North Yorkshire Police launch investigation after electric cables stolen from Harrogate District Hospital
North Yorkshire Police is appealing for information and witnesses after electric cables were stolen from a hospital in Harrogate.
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Police statement on 'deeply disturbing' sexual abuse allegations at Harrogate Army college
North Yorkshire Police has issued a statement following reports of alleged sexual abuse at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate.
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'Parents can provide a real world worth coming back to' - Yorkshire counsellor on preparing for under 16s social media ban
As a young people’s counsellor, Lisa Norfolk is already considering how the country’s children and teenagers may be affected by a ban on social media platforms for under 16s.
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East Midlands Railway workers set to strike in dispute over safety
Workers at East Midlands Railway (EMR) are to strike on Saturday in an ongoing dispute over safety.
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Rother Valley Country Park: Facilities 'temporarily closed' as statement released
Teams “working at pace” to complete inspections and assessments
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Men accused of using teenagers as Thailand-UK drug couriers, court told
Three men are accused of trafficking teenagers to Thailand as part of an international drug ring, a court has heard.
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EastEnders legend Ross Kemp issues emotional plea for help
Ross Kemp has joined an emotional plea calling for ‘generational shift’ in veteran support.
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North Yorkshire mum to take on Great North Run blindfolded
A North Yorkshire mum will tackle one of the nation's biggest running races blindfolded to raise awareness for children with sight loss.
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Owners of North Yorkshire family shop hit back at rumours they are closing
THE owners of a family-run shop with a 180 year history have hit back at rumours they are closing.
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'Incredibly upsetting' claims of sexual assaults on young female army recruits prompt pledge by Deputy Mayor
North Yorkshire’s Deputy Mayor for Policing, Fire and Crime has said hearing new allegations of sexual assaults on young female recruits at Army Foundation College recruits in Harrogate was “incredibly upsetting”.
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Farm on the M62: The rumble across the Channel - Jill Thorp
The little guy returned home with tales of daredevil roller coaster rides, hours spent in an outdoor swimming pool and much to my dismay, a mass brawl. The school trip to Paris was a great success although no where near long enough and the food, according to his discerning taste buds was pretty uninspiring. The parents of the children on the trip had been made aware of an incident that had occurred and I’d dreaded the email stating that the little guy had been involved or worse, had been the instigator. Thankfully no names were mentioned and it was made clear there would be no repercussions and therefore the matter was closed.
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Doncaster Sheffield Airport: Council signs off on £7m contract for new airport radars
Top officials at Doncaster Council have signed off on a £7.4million contract for brand new radars at Doncaster Sheffield Airport, blaming funding uncertainty for the programme now being “off track”.
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ITV scraps Emmerdale and Coronation Street tonight in TV schedule change
Emmerdale and Coronation Street will not be on TV tonight (Friday, August 7) - here's why.
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Health alerts issued as temperatures expected to hit 30C next week
Heat health alerts have been issued for Yorkshire as temperatures are expected to climb back up over the weekend, potentially reaching 30C next week.
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Free bike repair event heads to Ripon
Cyclists in Ripon can get their bikes checked and repaired for free this weekend.
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Liberal Democrats win Coppice Valley by-election
The Liberal Democrats have won the Coppice Valley Town Council by-election, with Rebecca McManus securing more than 60% of the vote.
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Stars to shine on Millennium Square for out-of-this-world attraction | Harrogate Informer
Visitors to Millennium Square can explore the wonders of the universe this summer when a state-of-the-art mobile planetarium lands in Leeds.
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National League: Who can emulate York City and Rochdale this season?
The National League kicks off on Saturday with a lot to live up to following the most dramatic end to the 2025-26 campaign.
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Thieves target street on edge of York village and steal electric mountain bike
North Yorkshire Police said a grey-coloured "semi-electric" Orbea Wild bicycle was stolen from outside the front of a house in Westpit…
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Harrogate Lib Dems sweep to victory in Coppice Valley Town Council by-election
Harrogate’s Lib Dems have scored a sizable victory in the the Coppice Valley Town Council by-election by a higher than expected margin on a higher than expected turnout.
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North Yorkshire Police release CCTV image of man following theft at supermarket in Harrogate
North Yorkshire Police has released a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to following a theft at a supermarket in Harrogate.
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Harrogate nursery praised as children 'absolutely flourish' in inspection
A Harrogate nursery has received strong ratings across the board in its latest quality assurance inspection.
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Knaresborough Town secures record-breaking sponsorship deal
Knaresborough Town AFC has announced the biggest sponsorship agreement in the club’s history.
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Thief targets health and wellness shop in major York retail complex
North Yorkshire Police said vitamins were stolen from Holland and Barrett in McArthurGlen York Designer Outlet on Tuesday, June 30.
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Travel warning affecting passengers at York station
Train services through York station remain affected by a power failure yesterday (Thursday, August 6) which affected parts of the national network…
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Three-day beer festival set to get underway at Harrogate brewery
A three-day beer festival featuring guest breweries, live music and street food is set to get underway in Harrogate today (Friday 7th August).
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North Yorkshire Police release CCTV image of woman after alcohol stolen from supermarket in Harrogate
North Yorkshire Police has released a CCTV image of a woman they would like to speak to following a theft at a supermarket in Harrogate.
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Last chance to sign up for Saint Michael's Lake District challenge
Saint Michael’s Hospice is calling on local people to sign up for a new multi-activity challenge in the Lake District next month.