Harrogate
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Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen reveals strict rule when cameras film family
Amanda Owen has revealed why Our Farm Next Door has no scripts or second takes as she explains how cameras capture life with her family.
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Church Fenton nursery reopens after £750,000 redevelopment
Jigsaws Childcare Nursery in Church Fenton reopens after a £750,000 redevelopment, increasing capacity from 51 to 77 children.
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Emmerdale and Coronation Street star backs campaign to save theatre for the arts
A man with a long career in showbusiness with the National Theatre and shows such as Emmerdale and Coronation Street, Reece Dinsdale, is using his connections to save one of the gems of the arts in West Yorkshire.
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Kevin Hollinrake brings out black Labrador Zuzu along with pint of ale at conference
Conservative Chair Kevin Hollinrake brought out his black Labrador Zuzu and started sipping a pint of ale in the middle of his party conference speech.
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Car on side after crash on major road - emergency crews on scene
Emergency services rushed to the scene after a car ended up on its side on the A1 in North Yorkshire yesterday, Tuesday, October 6.
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Man died from drugs and alcohol at York flat days before murder at same property
A man died from drugs and alcohol at a flat in the Groves area of York days before another man was murdered at the same property, a coroner has revealed.
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Primark warning as Halloween decoration recalled due to asbestos risk
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has issued an urgent alert about the potential contamination
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The statistic that puts York ahead of every other city in England
York has the lowest share of young people in England not in employment, education or training, according to research by Centre for Cities.
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£10bn pledge for ‘Britannia Shield’ not a gimmick, Badenoch insists
Confusion surrounded a plan announced at conference yesterday to build a missile and drone defence system around the UK and its overseas military bases.
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Harrogate Brigantes Rotary launches £50,000 fund for local charities and community groups
Harrogate Brigantes Rotary is inviting charities and community organisations from Harrogate to apply for a share of a new £50,000 funding pot.
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Green belt land in Yorkshire set to be turned into dog field after gaining planning approval
A green belt field in the Rivelin Valley is set to become a dog walking park, despite objections from local residents and a conservation group over wildlife impacts and dangerous dogs.
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Knaresborough boutique wins free advertising campaign on Your Harrogate
Knaresborough boutique Sheer Bliss has won a free advertising campaign worth up to £1,000 on Your Harrogate.
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86 of farmers say policy uncertainty is hurting their operations
More than eight in 10 farmers are struggling to plan for the future amid mounting uncertainty.
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B Corp success for Harrogate Organics Company striving to 'make a positive difference for people and planet'
A Harrogate company says it is “incredibly proud” to become one of a small handful of businesses in the town to win a globally recognised accreditation.
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Man accused of Farage terror plot researched ‘prominent people and institutions’
The man accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe allegedly carried out research into a number of prominent people and individuals before a terror plot at Nigel Farage’s home.
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Government responds to challenge over Whitby rail links
The Government has responded after Andy Burnham was challenged to travel from Manchester to Whitby and back by train in a row about poor rail connectivity.
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How Harrogate’s MP became ‘one of the most vocal backbenchers in Parliament’
Harrogate’s MP has been ranked in the top five of MPs after hitting a milestone of 250 spoken contributions in Parliament in between his regular community events in just two years.
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One of Britain's best-known musicians to perform in North Yorkshire
One of Britain’s best-known classical musicians will make a rare return to the concert stage in North Yorkshire this week.
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Westminster seems to have run itself aground and Scotland is disgruntled - Yorkshire Post Letters
From: Gareth Robson, Beckenham.
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Check your change as rare Royal Mint 20p coin sells for 224 times face value
The 2008 20p coin fetched more than 224 times its original face value after a collector snapped it up on eBay
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LIVE: Serious crash closes major route
A serious crash involving a number of vehicles has closed the M18 southbound between the exit and entry slips at J4 near Doncaster.
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Iconic Bettys wins gold for Harrogate in Great British Food Awards
Bettys biscuits are officially the best in the UK after the Harrogate firm won gold at the annual Great British Food Awards.
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Ghost hunters wanted as York's 600-year-old hall battles paranormal activity
Ghost hunters are wanted at York’s historic Barley Hall this October half-term, with children’s spooky activities and adult-only events.
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First phase of coastal erosion work in tiny Yorkshire hamlet set to cost £2.2m
The first phase of a road realignment plan agreed by council cabinet members for a hamlet on the Yorkshire coast will deliver “15 years of safe passage”.
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Major supermarket chain opening new store in North Yorkshire town this week
A MAJOR supermarket chain is to open a new store in Ryedale this week.
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Full refund warning as Asda recalls toxic product over 'serious chemical risk'
Men's hiking boots and shoes have been recalled after testing found chemicals above legal limits.
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Thief targets busy petrol station in York - CCTV appeal
Police have released CCTV footage of a person they want to speak to following a theft from York's Inner Space Station.
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Poetry returns to Ripon as new group launches programme of events
Poetry lovers in Ripon have been given a boost after three successful events brought the city’s community of writers and performers together for National
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Yorkshire Water admits £1.5 million Ripon scheme fell short of promised sewage discharge cuts
Yorkshire Water has admitted a £1.5 million scheme aimed at dramatically reducing storm overflow discharges into the River Ure in Ripon has not performed as expected.
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Campaigners call on Government to help save native red squirrel
Britain’s endangered red squirrels have weaker protection for their breeding sites than beavers, campaigners have warned, as housing, holiday development and felling put pressure on some of their last remaining habitat.
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Kemi Badenoch announces plans to end inheritance tax on family homes
Kemi Badenoch has vowed to axe inheritance tax when family homes are passed down to children and grandchildren, as she made her pitch to the country at the Conservative Party Conference.
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Date confirmed for return of Ripon's Tinsel Tractor Run
Ripon's Tinsel Tractor Run will return on Saturday 5th December, with organisers aiming to raise £10,000 for Yorkshire Cancer Research.
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Sir Kevin Sinfield: Rob Burrow would ‘laugh but be really proud’ at knighthood
Sir Kevin Sinfield said his late friend Rob Burrow would be “laughing” but “enormously proud” to see him receive a knighthood.
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Tom Gordon MP welcomes appointment of chair for TEWV public inquiry
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has welcomed the appointment of Judge John Potter to chair the statutory public inquiry into mental health care at
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Free theatre fun for families at North Yorkshire libraries
Families across North Yorkshire will be able to enjoy a free live theatre show at their local library this October half-term.
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Leeds Bradford Airport updates holidaymakers as strike by 130 workers edges closer
Leeds Bradford Airport updates holidaymakers as a planned Unite strike by almost 130 workers edges closer.
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Yorkshire Water admits £1.5m Ripon scheme fell short of promised sewage cuts
Yorkshire Water has admitted a £1.5m scheme aimed at dramatically reducing storm overflow discharges into the River Ure in Ripon has not performed as expected.
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Harrogate MP celebrates 250 spoken contributions in Parliament
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has made 250 spoken contributions in Parliament since being elected just over two years ago.
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Campaigner concerns over 3,500-home scheme near York
Campaigners oppose Heronby, a proposed 3,500-home community near York and Selby in North Yorkshire.
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Campaign launches to tackle financial abuse of the elderly in York
A camapign in York is launching to raise awareness of financial abuse against older people.
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Major attraction in York issues update on new entrance amid 'feedback from visitors'
National Railway Museum (NRM) announced the new entrance in Hudson Boulevard - going through the museum's South Yard, next to Station Hall.
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Harrogate Indoor Funfair reveals 16 rides for half-term return
Harrogate Indoor Funfair is returning to the Great Yorkshire Events Centre this October half term with 16 rides.
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Scarborough's Grand Hotel included in investigations into bacteria affecting South Bay water quality
Scarborough’s Grand Hotel has been included in investigations examining potential sources of bacteria affecting South Bay bathing water quality.
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Harrogate nursery praised by Ofsted for strong standards
Little Explorers Day Nursery in Harrogate has been praised by Ofsted for strong standards, safeguarding and support for children's development.
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Plans to replace fire-damaged Knaresborough pub with new venue and seven flats
A fire-damaged North Yorkshire pub could be replaced with a new venue, apartments and commercial space under plans to redevelop the site.
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MPs condemn councillor’s ‘profoundly offensive’ alleged social media post
Kirklees’ four Labour MPs have condemned the “profoundly offensive” alleged social media comments made by Reform councillor Tracy Clayton.
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Yorkshire Water admits £1.5m scheme fell short of promised sewage cuts
Yorkshire Water has admitted a £1.5m scheme aimed at dramatically reducing storm overflow discharges into the River Ure in Ripon has not performed as expected.
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Comic Con mix-up takes centre stage as comedy show heads to York
The Right Track Theatre group will perform their show, "Meteor, Incoming!" at York Mount Leisure Centre Theatre in November.
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York Park and Ride records highest monthly passenger numbers since 2019
York Park and Ride numbers are rising as customer confidence reaches an all-time high.
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Shabana Mahmood is spot on about Labour’s immigration irony - Sarah Todd
Life can often feel like we are banging our head against the proverbial brick wall. Over the last few days your correspondent has managed to do this while sorting out washing - life in the fast lane - and then knocked the other side of her head for six against the door jamb while unpacking some supermarket shopping.