Harrogate BID has announced its Chief Executive Matthew Chapman has resigned with immediate effect.
Matthew Chapman became Harrogate BID Manager in 2021 before changing his role to Chief Executive in November last year.
He said “personal reasons” are behind his resignation.
A Harrogate BID spokesperson said:
“[Matthew's] resignation has been accepted and the Board is now focused on ensuring continuity and maintaining the delivery of key projects and support for Harrogate’s business community.
“Harrogate BID remains committed to enhancing the town as a thriving destination and will continue to work closely with stakeholders, partners and our local community.
“No further comments or updates will be made at this time.”

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