Your Harrogate Podcast - Episode 269

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• Horticap celebrates double win at Harrogate Flower Show

  A Harrogate horticulture charity is celebrating a double award win at this year's Harrogate Spring Flower Show.

• Harrogate headteacher shortlisted for national award

  A Harrogate headteacher has been shortlisted for a national award dubbed the 'Oscars' of the education sector.

• Harrogate woman wins full tank as part of Free Fuel Friday

  A Harrogate woman has won our first 'Free Fuel Friday' and bagged a full tank of fuel.

• Harrogate schoolchildren recognised for protecting wildlife

  Pupils at Belmont Grosvenor School have been recognised by UK charity SongBird Survival for helping local songbirds survive the winter months. 

• Planners recommend go-ahead for Harrogate padel courts

  Retrospective plans for two padel courts at a Harrogate gym are set to be given the go-ahead by councillors next week, despite concerns from local residents.

• Harrogate district businesses shortlisted for annual Muddy Stilettos Awards

  A whopping 35 businesses in the Harrogate area have been named as finalists in the 2026 Muddy Stilettos Awards.

• Body of man missing for five months found

  A body has been discovered in the search for a man missing for more than five months, police have revealed.

• Roads to close for St George's Parade in Harrogate

  Various local scout groups will be marching through the streets of Harrogate this weekend as part of the St George's Parade.

• Artisan bakery chain tight-lipped on new Harrogate café

  A well-known artisan bakery chain has declined to comment on reports it's preparing to open in Harrogate - its first location in Yorkshire.

• Harrogate sisters to run London Marathon for hospice that cared for their mum

  Two Harrogate sisters are preparing to take on the London Marathon in memory of their mum - while raising thousands of pounds for a local hospice that supported their family.

• Controversial library network reconfiguration has led to better service, say council leaders

  Senior councillors say the controversial reconfiguration of North Yorkshire’s library network has resulted in a better service for users.

• Man arrested for false imprisonment after police incident in Knaresborough

  Police have arrested a man following a 'stand-off' in Knaresborough earlier today.

• North Yorkshire EV charger roll-out 'paused not abandoned'

  North Yorkshire Council's plans to install hundreds of electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the county have been "paused not abandoned", say council chiefs.

• Councillors agree transfer of historic Ripon Town Hall to city council

  Funding will be sought to restore Ripon's historic town hall following the transfer of ownership to the city council, councillors have been told.

• Harrogate pupils welcome roarsome visitor to school playground

  Oatlands Infant School pupils had a 'roarsome' visitor this morning.

• Residents praise long-awaited resurfacing at Knaresborough bus station

  Residents in Knaresborough have welcomed the resurfacing of the town's bus station.

• Thousands set to flock to Harrogate for Spring Flower Show

  Organisers of the Harrogate Spring Flower Show are preparing to welcome thousands of visitors this week as the show returns.

• Harrogate knitters raise £260 for charity with Easter baskets

  A group of knitters at a Harrogate care home have raised £260 for charity.

• Harrogate MP raises local Jewish community's safety concerns in Parliament

  Tom Gordon, MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough, has raised the safety of Harrogate’s Jewish community in Parliament this week. 

• JLS and UB40 to headline inaugural Keighley festival

  A new music festival is set to launch in Keighley this summer, with major headline acts confirmed for its debut weekend at Cougar Park.