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• Controversial library network reconfiguration has led to better service, say council leaders

  Senior councillors say the controversial reconfiguration of North Yorkshire’s library network has resulted in a better service for users.

• Man arrested for false imprisonment after police incident in Knaresborough

  Police have arrested a man following a 'stand-off' in Knaresborough earlier today.

• North Yorkshire EV charger roll-out 'paused not abandoned'

  North Yorkshire Council's plans to install hundreds of electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the county have been "paused not abandoned", say council chiefs.

• Councillors agree transfer of historic Ripon Town Hall to city council

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• Harrogate pupils welcome roarsome visitor to school playground

  Oatlands Infant School pupils had a 'roarsome' visitor this morning.

• Residents praise long-awaited resurfacing at Knaresborough bus station

  Residents in Knaresborough have welcomed the resurfacing of the town's bus station.

• Thousands set to flock to Harrogate for Spring Flower Show

  Organisers of the Harrogate Spring Flower Show are preparing to welcome thousands of visitors this week as the show returns.

• Harrogate knitters raise £260 for charity with Easter baskets

  A group of knitters at a Harrogate care home have raised £260 for charity.

• Harrogate MP raises local Jewish community's safety concerns in Parliament

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• JLS and UB40 to headline inaugural Keighley festival

  A new music festival is set to launch in Keighley this summer, with major headline acts confirmed for its debut weekend at Cougar Park.

• Thieves steal fuel worth over £1,000 from Harrogate housing estate

  Police are appealing for witnesses and information following a business burglary which occurred in Harrogate.

• Birstwith primary school unveils new adventure playground

  Birstwith CE Primary School has officially opened a new adventure playground.

• No such thing as a 'free pee' - council agrees 40p fee to use its loos

  Council chiefs were told there was no such thing as a 'free pee' as they agreed plans to introduce 40p charges to use public toilets across North Yorkshire.

• Rossett School launches 'auction of promises' as part of minibus fundraiser

  Rossett School in Harrogate has launched a community "auction of promises" to help raise funds for a new minibus.

• Rare quintuplet lambs born at Swinton Estate near Masham

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• Winners revealed for Health in Harrogate schools competitions

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• Police appeal after dog bites jogger on Wetherby Road

  Police are appealing for witnesses following a dog bite incident in Harrogate.