Transdev, which operates The Harrogate Bus Company, is hosting a fun day to welcome the first of the town's brand new electric buses.
The family fun day is to be held outside The Yorkshire Hotel on 18th June at 3:30pm.
The 'party' will include dancers, face painting, music, ice cream, magic and more.
The fun day is in celebration of Harrogate's multi-million pound switch to new electric buses.
20 new Mercedes-Benz E-Citaro all-electric single deck buses will run on the 1 between Harrogate and Knaresborough, the 7 linking Harrogate, Wetherby and Leeds, and the 24 between Harrogate and Pateley Bridge, with the new vehicles due to enter service in the next few months.
Meanwhile, a further 19 new Alexander Dennis Enviro 400EV fully electric double deck buses will relaunch the company’s flagship interurban route, The 36, linking Ripon, Harrogate and Leeds, when they hit the road later this summer.
The Harrogate Bus Company’s General Manager, Kel Pizzuti, said:
“Our family fun party will be the first opportunity for everyone to come along and see the first of our sparkling new electric buses, which will revolutionise travel in and around our beautiful spa town."
The event is free and open to the public.
The new buses are supported by £7.8 million of funding from the Government’s Zero Emission Bus Regional Areas (ZEBRA) scheme, following a successful bid by Transdev’s partner, North Yorkshire Council.
To find out more visit their website or alternatively check out their Facebook page here

Ripon's Portly Pig named pub of the year
GALLERY: Cherry blossom season begins in Harrogate
Runners invited to take on scenic Nidderdale 10k race
Ripon Grammar School receives 'glowing' report from school's guide
Harrogate floral shop window competition returns
Dames urge councillors to stop bottled water expansion into community woodland
Fears over fly-tipping as council changes waste recycling centre rules
Ofsted full of praise for Harrogate High School after recent inspection
Schemes in Harrogate and Ripon receive grants from Mayor's £2.4million High Street Fund
Council facing fresh criticism of planning decisions over services near Boroughbridge
Record breaking year for families receiving first choice primary schools
Four-man assault on Harrogate road leaves victim with head injury
Harrogate care home hits jackpot with Casino Royale fundraiser
Coppice Valley Primary School celebrates praise from Ofsted
Shortlist revealed for Harrogate Hospitality and Tourism Awards
New registration scheme set to launch at recycling centres
New travelling circus to visit Valley Gardens this summer
Classical music with a twist: Madhouse Orchestra heads to Harrogate
New science-led prevention clinic launches in Harrogate
Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival returns for 'biggest year ever'


