Bunting bearing the white rose has been unveiled in Harrogate to celebrate Yorkshire Day today (Friday).
The county’s flag now lines the streets across the town centre, organised by Harrogate BID.
The BID regularly changes the town centre bunting to fit the theme, with red, white and blue bunting in place for VE Day earlier this year.
A BID spokesperson said:
“Harrogate is renowned as the 'jewel in Yorkshire's crown' and we continue to champion this!
“Our place is known for its unique welcome and we're always working to enhance this through eye catching public realm and street dressing campaigns.”
Yorkshire Day themed events in Harrogate include a food tasting event at Fodder and a Yorkshire-themed pop-up at The Crown Hotel.

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