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• New girls' football initiative launched in Harrogate

  A new girls' football initiative is set to kick off in Harrogate, offering fresh opportunities for young players across the district.

• 85 cyclists set off from Ripon to fundraise for suicide prevention charity

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• Luxury Ripon hotel with unique 'snow room' wins Global Spa Award

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• Harrogate restaurant shortlisted for national Italian awards

  A Harrogate restaurant has been named among the finalists in this year's UK Italian Awards.

• Council set to spend up to £477,000 on vapes

  North Yorkshire Council is set to spend up to £477,000 on e-cigarettes to help residents quit smoking.

• Harrogate MP urges British nationals in Middle East to 'register their presence'

  Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has urged British national currently in parts of the Middle East affected by conflict to 'register their presence.'

• Police appeal after racist comments made in Ripon

  Police are appealing for information about a racially aggravated public order incident in Ripon.

• Majority of families secure first choice for secondary school

  Almost 90 per cent of parents and carers in North Yorkshire secured their preferred secondary school for their child, continuing the county’s high level of success in recent years.

• Ripon pupils celebrate school's cultural diversity

  Pupils are organising a vibrant and exciting new event to celebrate cultural diversity at Ripon Grammar School.

• Owners of former village pub win appeal over council enforcement action

  ​The owners of a former Ripon village pub have successfully overturned an enforcement notice requiring them to restore the building to use as a public house.

• Paralympic footballer visits Knaresborough primary school

  Paralympic football captain Roy Turnham paid a visit to a Knaresborough primary school, inspiring pupils with his journey to the top of international sport.

• Harrogate enters race to be UK Town of Culture

  Harrogate is calling on local businesses, residents and community groups to help shape its bid to become the UK’s first Town of Culture in 2028.

• Ripon entrepreneur praises 'exposure and engagement' after Dragon's Den appearance

  A Ripon entrepreneur has praised the “exposure and engagement” generated by his appearance on Dragons’ Den, despite leaving the show without investment.

• Ripon MP brands proposed visitor levy a "tax on family holidays"

  Ripon MP Julian Smith has joined colleagues in writing to the Mayor of York and North Yorkshire to oppose the proposed visitor levy - calling it a "tax on family holidays."

• Reliability Ride to bring over one hundred cyclists to Ripon

  The icing on Moonglu Cycling Club's tenth anniversary birthday cake will come on Sunday (March 1st), when it has the honour of organising Yorkshire's eighth Reliability Ride of the year.

• New fitness studio to open on Skipton Road after full renovation

  A brand new gym and fitness space is set to open on Skipton Road following a full refurbishment.

• Animal rescue operator jailed after 41 pets die - including Harrogate woman's dog

  A Harrogate woman has spoken of her devastation after her dog was among 41 pets found dead at a rogue animal rescue centre in Essex.

• Boroughbridge pub to reopen under new management

  The Anchor Inn in Langthorpe will reopen its doors today (Friday) under new management.

• Council planners reject call for key decisions on bottler water plant expansion to be made by committee

  Council planning chiefs have rejected a call for key decisions on a bottled water company’s controversial plans to extend its Harrogate factory into an area of community woodland to be made by elected members.