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I tested the Karcher WV 6 Plus Window Vac - and the price has just dropped to £70 (aff)
After testing budget and premium models, this Karcher window vac stands out — and it’s currently 36% off
I’m adding Carol Vorderman’s new polka dot dress to my basket as it’s the perfect spring buy (aff)
The JD Williams dress looks flattering, comfortable and perfect for spring.
This Slumberdown heated blanket is back to just £26.50 in 56% off winter sale (aff)
Shoppers can snap up a half-price heated blanket as Amazon clears winter stock before spring arrives
Ashville College: visit the top-performing school in Harrogate at its upcoming open day
Learn more about this much-loved local independent school and see the results of the multi-million-pound investment in its 70-acre campus, including its new-look Sixth Form Centre.
Simon Weaver is a believer in Harrogate Town's chances of survival
Simon Weaver has stated that he "believes" his new-look Harrogate Town side are good enough to beat the drop.
New state-of-the-art therapy unit officially opens at Harrogate District Hospital
A new therapy unit at Harrogate District Hospital has officially opened, marking the return of respiratory, cardiac, neurology, and amputee occupational therapy and physiotherapy out-patient services to the site.
New public footpath in Wetherby village given green light despite objections over road safety
A parish council in Wetherby is set to create a new public footpath despite objections over road safety.
‘We are absolutely over the moon’: Harrogate independent bar ranked 38th in UK Top 50 Cocktail Bars list
A much-loved independent bar in Harrogate is celebrating after being ranked 38th in the prestigious UK Top 50 Cocktail Bars list.
IN PICTURES: 17 properties in the Harrogate district that are new to the market this week
There are some lovely properties across the Harrogate district that are new to the market this week
Lowry's artwork, with that of artists he inspired, features in sale this month
A drawing by the inimitable L.S. Lowry from the end of his career, when his work cast a critical gaze over his fellow man, is coming up for sale in the Modern and Contemporary Art Sale at Tennants Auctioneers on February 28, and will be offered with an estimate of £25,000 to 35,000 (all figures […]

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The Northern Echo

The Northern Echo | North Yorkshire

Heritage steam journey to mark famous railway's 150th anniversary
A heritage steam train will run on May 25 to celebrate 150 years of passenger travel on the Settle-Carlisle Railway.
Melsonby Hoard to go on public display for first time - here's when and where
The Melsonby Hoard, the UK’s largest Iron Age metalwork discovery, will go on display at the Yorkshire Museum, it has been announced.
High Court quashes Catterick A1(M) motorway services approval over flood risk
A decision to grant planning permission for a multi-million-pound motorway service area (MSA) off the A1(M) in North Yorkshire has been quashed by the High Court.
Development linked to Great Ayton allotments battle could go ahead despite objections
A new housing development linked to a community’s bid to secure the future of an allotments field could be given the go-ahead next week.
Images show van stuck in floodwater after attempting to cross village ford
Images from the village of Hunton, between Bedale and Leyburn, taken on Thursday (February 12), show the white van part submerged in water.
Pub closes as owners say they're making no money in emotional statement
The Coore Arms in Scruton, near Northallerton, has announced that it will close its doors tomorrow (February 13).
Fully-themed 1940s wartime wedding up for grabs at North Yorkshire museum
Eden Camp and Pickering Town CIC are offering a fully-themed 1940s wartime wedding as part of a Valentine’s Day competition.
‘Blindingly stupid’ free school transport policy slammed after errors admitted
Councillors have voted not to take action despite being told that parents have been denied free school transport to their child’s catchment school due to incorrect information in North Yorkshire Council systems. Senior officers have admitted
Work begins on new housing scheme in North Yorkshire village
Mulgrave has started work on a new 10-home development in Meadow Rise, Scorton, offering two to five-bedroom properties.
Residents invited to consultation on 80 homes in North Yorkshire village
Residents are invited to give feedback on plans for around 80 new homes on land on the edge of Scotton, close to Harrogate in North Yorkshire.

Yorkpress

York Press | News

MPs urged to review HMRC Personal Allowance tax threshold for pensioners
MPs have been urged to re-examine plans to double the personal tax allowance for pensioners after more than 104,000 signed an official petition
LIVE: Snow falling in North Yorkshire as blast of Arctic air sweeps in
Cold arctic air has brought snow to parts of North Yorkshire as temperatures drop from those experienced in recent days. Gritters have been out on roads in the county but further north, the A66 is closed
Expect 'shock, obsession, and scandal' in Wuthering Heights Airbnb bedroom
Expect 'shock, obsession, and scandal' at this Airbnb bedroom inspired by new Wuthering Heights film says our reporter
Network Rail apprentices take part in military-style team challenge in York
Network Rail apprentices recently took part in a military-style team-building day at Worsley Barracks in York during National Apprenticeship Week.
Drivers warned to be careful as region faces unsettled weather this week
Drivers are being warned to take extra care as the region braces for unsettled weather this week.
Helmsley Races returns with packed card of action
Helmsley Races returns to Duncombe Park this weekend for the Yorkshire Point-to-Point, featuring top entries like Gracchus De Balme and Camdonian.
Doctors call for urgent action as unhealthy foods drive obesity crisis
Doctors are warning against the health risks posed by ultra-processed foods after a recent report.
York Volunteering Fair offering hundreds of ways to give back
A volunteering fair is coming to Priory Street Centre, York, offering more than 100 ways to get involved and give back.
As 'Wuthering Heights' hits the cinema - how the Brontës loved York and the coast
The latest - and arguably most controversial - take of the classic novel Wuthering Heights hits the cinema screens today (Friday).
Prosecution drops charges against two people in alleged York stabbing case
The prosecution has offered no evidence against two York people who had been charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent. Bradley Bell and Lauren Trapps were formally acquitted.

Yorkshire Dales

Yorkshire Dales National Park

Lights changed on eve of Dark Skies Festival
A village in Wharfedale is upgrading streetlights to be dark sky friendly just in time for the annual Dark Skies Festival, which will see events held around the Yorkshire Dales […] The post Lights changed on eve of Dark Skies Festival appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
“Middle of Somewhere” opens at DCM
The Dales Countryside Museum in Hawes has reopened after its January break, offering a “different version of the Dales” through its new special exhibition from local visual artist Joanne Coates. […] The post “Middle of Somewhere” opens at DCM appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Exhibition anticipates curlews’ return
People longing for the imminent return of the call of the curlew in the uplands are invited to enjoy a new art exhibition about the bird and its moorland habitat. […] The post Exhibition anticipates curlews’ return appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
National Parks unite to celebrate Coast to Coast path National Trail upgrade
Members of the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, and North York Moors National Park Authorities gathered in Kirkby Stephen to celebrate the transformation of the iconic Coast to Coast Path into […] The post National Parks unite to celebrate Coast to Coast path National Trail upgrade appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Deadline for events listings
Businesses, local organisations and individuals in the Yorkshire Dales National Park are being invited to make use of a free listings service for their 2026 events. The National Park Authority’s […] The post Deadline for events listings appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Our Big Yorkshire Dales Christmas
Christmas is a time for coming together – around the table, in our communities, and around the places we call home. It’s also a time to celebrate the incredible independent […] The post Our Big Yorkshire Dales Christmas appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Craven Cattle Marts | Annual Farming Article
The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority Farm Conservation Team have been invited to write an article for the annual CCM Newsletter. This is the article: Farming in Protected Landscapes Programme […] The post Craven Cattle Marts | Annual Farming Article appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Pen-y-ghent path fixed
Rangers have completed the repair of one of the most well used public paths in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Stone pitching has been installed at Brackenbottom near Horton in […] The post Pen-y-ghent path fixed appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
“FiPL” brings upland farm into profit
A hill farmer in the Yorkshire Dales has credited a grants programme funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) for making his farm “sustainable and profitable”. […] The post “FiPL” brings upland farm into profit appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.
FiPL programme gave me “chance to be successful”
James Newhouse is producing beef and lamb on Meg’s Farm in Long Preston, Craven. A couple of weeks ago he told me that participating in the Farming in the Protected […] The post FiPL programme gave me “chance to be successful” appeared first on Yorkshire Dales National Park.