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- I tried the Sunday roast at The Ivy in Harrogate – and it's the perfect place to get into the Christmas spiritI tried the Sunday roast at The Ivy in Harrogate – was it worth it? 🍽️
- 15 properties in the Harrogate district that are new to the market this weekThere are some lovely properties across the Harrogate district that are new to the market this week 🏡
- North Yorkshire Police appeal after man punches car wing mirror in Harrogate supermarket car parkPolice appeal after man punches car wing mirror in Harrogate car park
- North Yorkshire Council cancels planning meetings amid new government rulesNorth Yorkshire Council cancels planning meetings amid new rules
- Thomson Reuters partners with CUBE to power CoCounsel Legal platformCUBE has partnered with Thomson Reuters to provide expert-checked regulatory intelligence for CoCounsel Legal, giving legal professionals access to laws, regulations and regulatory developments across more than 150 countries.
- Walton to host screening of The People’s Emergency BriefingScreening of The People’s Emergency Briefing
- CUHK issues final call for fully funded PhD fellowship applications ahead of 1 December deadlineProspective doctoral students have until 1 December 2026 to apply for the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme, with successful candidates at CUHK eligible for a funding package worth more than £175,174
- Harrogate pupil to perform iconic Walking In The Air with live orchestra at York BarbicanHarrogate pupil to perform Walking In The Air with live orchestra 🎶
- Cole Haan completes global SAP S/4HANA transformation in 18 monthsFashion brand Cole Haan has completed a global SAP S/4HANA transformation across North America, Europe and Asia, with support from Applexus Technologies.
- New puppy unit at RSPCA York, Harrogate and District takes shape as charity launches £194,000 fundraising appeal“After years of planning, fundraising and hard work, we are finally beginning to see the facilities we have dreamed of taking shape”
The Stray Ferret
- Bishop Monkton housing developer agrees £480,000 community contributions
- Administrators give update on Harrogate law firm Berwins
- Harrogate Homeless Project welcomes new chair
- Dacre Banks model, 56, launches swimwear celebrating body positivity
- Harrogate bakery owner says closure ‘was inevitable’ as last day looms
- Council pension fund invests £20.5m in tobacco giants despite anti-smoking campaigns
- North Yorkshire Council cancels planning meetings amid new government rules
- Why Ripon councillors want double yellow lines restored on this road
- Rivals is back – but have our attitudes towards marriage and divorce really changed since the 1980s?
- Harrogate family-run kitchen and bathroom company to expand
The Northern Echo | North Yorkshire
- North Yorkshire hospice to welcome nursery to help fund patient careLittle Footsteps will open a second nursery at Saint Catherine’s Hospice in Scarborough in January 2027, helping raise funds for hospice patient care.
- ‘Magical moment’ as therapy dog helps North Yorkshire teenager conquer lifelong fearA North Yorkshire teenager has taken a significant step towards overcoming his lifelong fear of dogs with the help of an NHS therapy dog.
- Major fashion retailer pushes back opening of new store in ex-Original Factory ShopShoppers eager for the arrival of fashion retailer Peacocks in Northallerton will have to wait a little longer after the opening of its new High Street store was delayed by a week.
- Man in court charged with market place attack as victim suffers serious injuriesA man has been charged following an alleged assault in Masham that left a 54-year-old man with serious injuries.
- Friends on 21st birthday trip had 'seconds to run for their lives' in Kraków shootingA group of North Yorkshire friends have told of the terrifying moment they had just seconds to run for their lives after hearing gunshots during a 21st birthday trip to Kraków.
- Inside the gastropub championing local produce in the heart of North YorkshirePopular Stokesley gastropub The Mill is putting local produce in the spotlight and offering three courses for £25 during Restaurant Week.
- North Yorkshire marks Remembrance Day with countywide ceremoniesCommunities across North Yorkshire held ceremonies to remember those killed in conflict, as the council leader said Remembrance Day remains “as important today as ever”.
- Hundreds of military children unite at North Yorkshire remembrance eventMore than 600 military children from 29 North Yorkshire schools attended a Festival of Remembrance at Ripon Cathedral on November 9, celebrating belonging.
- What happens next to Amanda Owen's daughter Edith's Ravenseat cream tea venture?What is known about the future of Ravenseat's popular cream tea venture run by Amanda Owen's daughter Edith after its seasonal closure?
- 'Queen of Christmas' Mariah Carey to bring greatest hits to North YorkshireMusic superstar and 'Queen of Christmas' Mariah Carey is set to bring one of only four UK dates with her latest European tour to a major North Yorkshire venue next summer.
York Press | News
- From Splash Palace to Brass Knacker: Quirky York place names only locals knowYork Press readers share more affectionate, funny and baffling nicknames for streets, schools, pubs and landmarks
- Why was Remembrance Sunday artillery salute missing in York?Readers question the missing artillery salute at Remembrance Sunday in York Museum Gardens and reflect on wartime heroes and fading memories of WW1 and WW2.
- Scarborough's concert boom brings millions to the townScarborough Open Air Theatre has enjoyed the most successful season in its history, attracting more than 180,000 visitors and generating an estimated £16 million to £18 million for the local economy.
- Leeds Bradford Airport passengers to see big changes as upgrades unveiledNew security lanes, shops and restaurants are among the latest upgrades being introduced for passengers at Leeds Bradford Airport.
- More than 150 York children join nationwide Read and Rave challengeMore than 150 children from Busy Bees nurseries are taking part in the Read and Rave challenge in support of BBC Children in Need.
- York homeless man shoplifted because he couldn't cope when given his own houseA long-term homeless man couldn’t cope when he got his own accommodation – so he went shoplifting, York magistrates heard.
- York care home celebrates two years with special anniversary partyGoldsborough Manor care home in York has celebrated two years with a special anniversary event.
- Janet Street-Porter to bring brutally honest new show to HarrogateJanet Street-Porter is coming to Harrogate as part of her biggest solo tour yet.
- York Art Gallery adds three Mary Ellen Best works to collectionThree newly acquired paintings have joined York’s growing collection of works by a 19th-century watercolourist.
- Yorkshire author explores life after war in debut children's novelJonathan Roberts, 44, from Thirsk, has written The Ringmaster’s Apprentice, a post-war children’s adventure set in 1949.
Yorkshire Dales National Park
- Champion for accessible outdoors joins National Park BoardCraig Grimes has been appointed to join the Board of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority. A respected advocate for countryside accessibility and a trustee of National Trails UK, Craig […] The post Champion for accessible outdoors joins National Park Board appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Young creatives put their stamp on new exhibition at Dales Countryside MuseumA group of young people from across the Yorkshire Dales is helping to tell new stories about nature, the countryside and rural life through a unique exhibition at the Dales […] The post Young creatives put their stamp on new exhibition at Dales Countryside Museum appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- From Field to Fork: how farmer collaboration is creating new opportunities for local foodOn a sunny September day at Meg’s Farm near Long Preston, farmers, and land managers gathered to explore a simple but important question: how can farmers work together to sell […] The post From Field to Fork: how farmer collaboration is creating new opportunities for local food appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- National Recognition for Yorkshire Dales Farming and Education ChampionsThe Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority has congratulated Neil Heseltine after he received the 2026 Living Landscapes Award at the National Park Protector Awards, organised by Campaign for National Parks. […] The post National Recognition for Yorkshire Dales Farming and Education Champions appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Yorkshire Dales National Park welcomes Lithuanian protected areas delegationThe Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority recently welcomed a delegation of around 35 staff from Lithuania’s State Service for Protected Areas as part of an international knowledge-sharing visit. The group […] The post Yorkshire Dales National Park welcomes Lithuanian protected areas delegation appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Ambitious Coverdale river restoration project underwayWork has begun on an ambitious river restoration scheme on the River Cover in Coverdale, which is being carried out as part of the Defra-funded Wildlife Rich Habitat Fund. This […] The post Ambitious Coverdale river restoration project underway appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- James Blake begins work as Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Dales National Park AuthorityJames Blake has today officially taken up the role of Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority. James joins the Authority from YHA (England & Wales), where he […] The post James Blake begins work as Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Yorkshire Dales partnership sees encouraging gains for nature, climate and communitiesThe work of partners across the Yorkshire Dales has delivered significant progress towards a greener, more resilient and more vibrant National Park. The first Annual Report of the Yorkshire Dales […] The post Yorkshire Dales partnership sees encouraging gains for nature, climate and communities appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Volunteers help protect iconic AA call box near AysgarthA group of Yorkshire Dales National Park volunteers have teamed up to carry out conservation work around one of the country’s rare surviving AA roadside call boxes. The Grade II […] The post Volunteers help protect iconic AA call box near Aysgarth appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
- Trail Riders donate to byways maintenanceA donation from an organisation that promotes the responsible use of green lanes and public rights of way by recreational motor vehicle users has helped fund major repairs to a […] The post Trail Riders donate to byways maintenance appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
