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  A new project is aiming to help people take their next steps towards education, training or employment.

• Harrogate's £13.4million Station Parade revamp gets green light

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• Harrogate nurse writes children's book inspired by her grandad's stories

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• Ground investigations to begin in Knaresborough to help reduce river pollution

  Yorkshire Water will begin ground investigations in Knaresborough next week to help reduce storm overflow discharges into the River Nidd.

• Knaresborough Tractor Run announces date for 10th anniversary event

  The Knaresborough Tractor Run will return on Sunday 14th March 2027 for a special anniversary event.

• Ripley Castle to host free Christmas market with independent stalls

  A free Christmas market is coming to Ripley Castle next month.

• Communities praised for response to severe weekend storms

  Communities across North Yorkshire have been praised for helping neighbours and clearing debris following two major storms over the weekend.

• Harrogate farming conference wins regional award

  The Yorkshire Farming Conference has been named Rural or Farming Event of the Year at the Yorkshire Post Rural Awards.

• Harrogate district village shares £1million on Postcode Lottery

  Residents in Dacre and the surrounding area are celebrating after sharing a £1million Postcode Lottery prize.

• Free art workshops to celebrate Harrogate's heritage in Valley Gardens

  Free art workshops celebrating Harrogate's heritage are coming to Valley Gardens this week.

• Work starts on £20m care village in Harrogate

  Work has started on a £20million care village at Grove House in Harrogate, which is expected to create around 200 jobs.

• Glow Together walk to raise funds for Martin House

  Families are being invited to join a glow-in-the-dark walk in Boston Spa to raise money for Martin House Children’s Hospice.

• Tesco Harrogate shoppers urged to donate gifts for local people

  Tesco Harrogate is inviting shoppers to donate Christmas gifts for local people through its Community Christmas Giving Tree.

• Harrogate MP joins clean water campaigners on River Nidd

  Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon has joined campaigners on the River Nidd to call for stronger action against sewage pollution.

• Roadworks get underway on Royal Parade in Harrogate

  Northern Powergrid has started work to install electricity cables on Royal Parade in Harrogate.

• Storm leaves fallen trees and debris at RHS Harlow Carr

  Several trees have been brought down at RHS Garden Harlow Carr in Harrogate following yesterday’s storm.

• 1,100-home Harrogate development prompts 'under siege' warning from councillor

  Proposals for 1,100 homes on the outskirts of Harrogate have prompted a senior councillor to warn that North Yorkshire is "under siege" from development that is not properly planned.

• Protesters brave wet weather to call for closure of Menwith Hill

  Protesters braved heavy rain and wind to call for the closure of RAF Menwith Hill near Harrogate on Saturday (24th October).

• Harrogate Railway confirms no fireworks display this year

  Harrogate Railway Sports & Social Club has confirmed its annual fireworks display will not go ahead this year.