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  Families across the Harrogate district are being encouraged to make the most of a new guide to free and low-cost activities during the seven-week summer holidays.

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  Harrogate International Festivals has announced a new partnership with Slingsby Gin.

• Princess Royal to become Great Yorkshire Show President

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• Concern over lack of consultation ahead of Lifeline cuts decision

  Cuts to a 24/7 emergency helpline for elderly North Yorkshire residents have been pushed through without consulting users of the service, say critics.

• Animal charity launches £2 million redevelopment appeal

  An animal charity that supports vulnerable pets from Harrogate has launched a major public appeal to help fund a £2 million redevelopment of its facilities.

• Sneak peek: New Otley play area starts to take shape

  A brand new indoor and outdoor play attraction is beginning to take shape ahead of its opening in Otley.

• Historic Harrogate pub named among the UK's best by The Telegraph

  One of Harrogate's most historic pubs has been recognised as one of the best places in the UK to enjoy a pint.

• Police appeal to find wanted Harrogate man

  North Yorkshire Police is appealing for help to trace a wanted man from Harrogate.

• Harrogate MP calls on new Prime Minister to overhaul 'broken' water industry

  Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon is calling on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make reform of the water industry one of his first priorities in office.

• Harrogate nursery children get messy for International Mud Day

  Children at Partou nurseries across the country, including Woodlands Harrogate Day Nursery and Pre-school, have marked International Mud Day by rolling up their sleeves for a marathon session of messy, hands-on fun.

• Harrogate Autumn Flower Show to celebrate 50th anniversary

  Harrogate Autumn Flower Show will celebrate its 50th anniversary next month with a special programme of horticultural displays, competitions and family activities.

• Ripon swimming sensation secures dream move to US university

  A Ripon swimming star is set to take her talents to the United States after earning a place at an American university.

• First look at Ripon Workhouse Museum after £2.8million refurb

  Ripon's Workhouse Museum has reopened after a £2.8 million redevelopment that promises to immerse visitors in the realities of Victorian life.

• "Serious unresolved legal questions" remain over A1(M) services plan, claim campaigners

  Campaigners opposing the proposed Vale of York motorway service area (MSA) have urged councillors to consider what they describe as "serious unresolved legal questions" before determining the application.

• North Yorkshire councillors with low attendance will not be asked to pay back allowances

  Six North Yorkshire councillors whose attendance at committee meetings fell below the expected level will not be asked to pay back any of their allowances.

• Whixley Women's Institute celebrates 100th anniversary

  Whixley Women's Institute has celebrated its centenary with a special afternoon bringing together past and present members.

• Harrogate care home welcomes children for teddy bears' picnic

  Residents at a care home in Harrogate have enjoyed a bear-y special afternoon with local children.

• Ofsted praises Ripon school where pupils 'thrive academically and socially'

  A Ripon primary school has been praised by Ofsted after inspectors said pupils "thrive academically and socially."