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Your Harrogate extends partnership with Harrogate Town

Monday, 15 September 2025 at 07:47

(L-R) Joanne Towler, Harrogate Town Commercial Director, Harry Gator and Your Harrogate Directors James Landes and Ben Groom.

Your Harrogate will continue its ongoing partnership with Harrogate Town for the 2025/26 and 2026/27 seasons.

The partnership will see Your Harrogate featured in some of the most visible areas at The Exercise Stadium.

These include with the club’s lovable mascot Harry Gator, who will proudly wear Your Harrogate branding.

The radio station branding will also appear on the LED scoreboard and on the club’s board on Wetherby Road.

As well as playing a vital role in the local community, Your Harrogate Radio keeps listeners informed about Town’s upcoming fixtures, Soccer Camps and the latest updates from its First Team Manager, Simon Weaver.

Strengthening the partnership with the station is another step in bringing the club and the local community closer together.

Joanne Towler, Harrogate Town AFC Commercial Director, said:

"We’ve really enjoyed working with Your Harrogate Radio, and building on that relationship makes a lot of sense for both sides.

“They’re a big part of local life here in Harrogate, and their support will help us reach more people in our community while giving their listeners even more Town news and updates.

“It’s a perfect fit and we’re excited to take it forward."

Adam Daniel, Your Harrogate’s Managing Director, said:

“We’re absolutely delighted to be partnering with Harrogate Town again this season.

“As a local radio station, we’re passionate about supporting our community, and this partnership is a fantastic way to bring the club and the town even closer together.

“From Harry Gator’s visits to schools and events to the buzz around matchdays, there’s so much to look forward to.

“We’re proud to join forces with our local football club and can’t wait to see the positive impact this will have across Harrogate.”

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