Local News from Tuesday, April 28th, 2026
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New owners of Black A Moor pub explain reason behind name change
The new owners of a historic pub near Ripon have confirmed they will change its name to make the venue 'more inclusive' whilst preserving its heritage.
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Council issues fly-tipping warning as new waste rules come into force
Residents are being warned that fly-tipping will not be tolerated as new rules come into force at North Yorkshire’s recycling centres.
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Harrogate women crowned winners at international fitness competition
Two athletes from Harrogate have been crowned champions at an international fitness competition.
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Another Harrogate charity shop to appear on hit BBC One show
Another Harrogate charity shop is set to appear on a brand new TV series on BBC One today (Tuesday).
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Harrogate teen conquers marathon for Leukaemia charity - two days after 18th birthday
A Harrogate teenager has completed the London Marathon just two days after turning 18, raising £2,700 for charity.
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Former Ripon mayor launches 29-mile charity run ahead of 70th birthday
A Ripon community leader is preparing to run nearly 30 miles between two historic landmarks as part of a personal fundraising challenge.
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Little Ripon Bookshop shortlisted at national British Book Awards
An independent bookshop in Ripon has been shortlisted for a national honour at the British Book Awards.
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Cost of school transport travel permits rise by 73 per cent in six years
The latest planned increase in the cost of a school travel permit will mean North Yorkshire families have faced a 73 per cent rise in six years.
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Strategy aims for 60,000 hew homes in York and North Yorkshire
Ambitious plans to build 60,000 new homes across York and North Yorkshire over the next decade have been set out.



