Your Harrogate Podcast - Episode 125

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• New registration scheme set to launch at recycling centres

  A new registration scheme designed to improve access to North Yorkshire’s household waste recycling centres.

• New travelling circus to visit Valley Gardens this summer

  A long-forgotten travelling circus is set to return to Yorkshire this summer - and it's stopping off at Harrogate's Valley Gardens.

• Classical music with a twist: Madhouse Orchestra heads to Harrogate

  An international collective of professional musicians will take to the stage in Harrogate next week. 

• New science-led prevention clinic launches in Harrogate

  A new science-led healthcare clinic has launched in Harrogate, focusing on prevention through earlier diagnosis and proactive health management.

• Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival returns for 'biggest year ever'

  The Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival returns to Old Swan Hotel in Harrogate this July for its largest programme to date.

• Follifoot named among UK's poshest villages

  A village near Harrogate has been recognised as one of the 'poshest' places to live in the country, according to new research.

• Harrogate BID celebrates another successful dog show

  Harrogate BID has hailed another successful Dog Show, as crowds gathered to enjoy a day full of canine fun at the weekend.

• Specialist school for autistic pupils to open in Harrogate

  A new specialist school for autistic young people has been approved to open in Harrogate.

• Details revealed for return of Masham Tractor Run

  Plans are underway for the return of the popular annual Masham Tractor Run.

• Harrogate man attempts to smash second world record at London Marathon

  A Harrogate man is set for another whacky world marathon attempt when he takes on the London Marathon next weekend.

• Vintage tractor run raises more than £5,000 for Harrogate cancer centre

  The fifth Brian Chester tractor road run has raised a further £635 for Sir Robert Ogden MacMillan Centre at Harrogate Hospital.

• Harrogate mum runs half marathon to raise £2,400 for rare skin condition charity

  A Harrogate mum has raised more than £2,400 for a charity supporting people with a rare skin condition after taking part in the London Landmarks Half Marathon.

• Controversial expansion of Harrogate bottled water plant set for go-ahead

  A bottled water company is set to get the final go-ahead for its controversial plans to extend its factory into an area of community woodland this week.

• Ripon choristers shine in BBC's national Easter broadcast

  Ripon pupils have earned national acclaim after playing a key role in a national TV broadcast from Ripon Cathedral.

• Council plans to introduce 50p charge for public toilets

  Plans to introduce a 50p charge for using some public toilets across North Yorkshire are set to be considered by councillors later this month.

• Starbeck Baths granted Asset of Community Value status

  Starbeck Swimming Pool has been formally designated as an Asset of Community Value (ACV), recognising its importance to the local area and safeguarding it against future development.

• Historic Ripon Town Hall could be handed to city council

  A proposal to transfer Ripon Town Hall to Ripon City Council will be considered by North Yorkshire Council’s executive next week.

• North Yorkshire Council launches legal action over road repair funding decision

  North Yorkshire Council has begun legal action against York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority (CA) over a decision which council chiefs say will mean a £20m loss in funding for road repairs.

• Harrogate entrepreneur back in business with coeliac-safe brownies

  A young Harrogate entrepreneur has relaunched her gluten-free baking business, aiming to fill a growing gap in the market.

• Harrogate father-of-three to climb, cycle and run across UK in 5 days

  A Harrogate father-of-three who lost his wife to blood cancer 48 hours after her diagnosis is set to take on an epic five-day 'Peaks & Pedals to the Palace' challenge.