Local News from Monday, July 6th, 2026

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Harrogate BID has announced the return of one of its most popular annual events, with the Lego Trail set to bring a series of prehistoric displays to the town centre this summer.

The fine dining restaurant at The Old Deanery is set to close later this month.

A Harrogate computer and IT business is celebrating after winning a national industry award and being recognised in a second category.

Harrogate author Sarah Day's debut children's novel is set to come to life on stage this week after being adapted into a brand-new musical.

A multi-million pound investment in the Harrogate Convention Centre has started as part of a wide-ranging package of improvements to ensure the venue can "fulfil its potential and boost the local economy."

More than 900 people came together for Harrogate's Race for Life yesterday, raising more than £62,000 for life-saving cancer research.

Ambitious projects that aim to enhance the Starbeck area of Harrogate are being invited to apply for significant funding as part of the 2026 Starbeck Community Fund.

The Brain Collective in Harrogate has introduced what it says is the UK's first AI-powered brain mapping technology to help assess a range of cognitive challenges.

Alex Bowen has officially opened a new outdoor courtyard at Martin House Children's Hospice, inspired by the famous villa from Love Island.

Organisers of this year's Weeton Show are appealing for owners of vintage tractors and classic cars to get involved ahead of the annual community event later this month.

Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch joined more than 500 party faithful at the launch of the Yorkshire Conservatives’ local election campaign at an event in Harrogate on Friday.

A 75-year-old man has been arrested following an alleged upskirting incident on a train that had travelled from Harrogate.