Local News from Friday, September 11th, 2026

Plans have been submitted to expand a North Yorkshire holiday park to meet  growing demand for more spacious and private rural holiday accommodation.

Ground investigations are set to begin on The Stray as part of plans to reduce storm overflow discharges into Oak Beck.

A Ferrari worth more than £2 million has attracted attention after being spotted parked in Harrogate.

Two Ripon buildings with links to a Victorian tiled mural and the city’s newspaper industry have joined this year’s Heritage Open Days programme.

A doctor at Martin House Children’s Hospice is launching a new book in Thirsk this weekend, drawing on her experiences caring for seriously ill children and their families.

North Yorkshire Police has responded to questions about why more serious charges were not brought following the death of Bailey Chadwick.

Wetherby's MP has accused the Prime Minister of engaging in "class warfare" over suggestions that asylum seekers should be housed in middle-class areas as he stepped up his opposition to plans for a migrant centre at former RAF Linton-on-Ouse.

Work has started on the new Gail's Bakery in Harrogate town centre.

A Ripon man will complete three gruelling mountain challenges in five days to raise money for a heart charity.

A new pre-school for children aged three and four has officially opened in Harrogate.

Harrogate BID's Street Ranger has been clearing leaves from Royal Parade following recent high winds.