New data shows Harrogate district visitor economy recovering from covid
New figures show the district’s visitor economy bounced back last year but remained below pre-covid levels.
New data shows Harrogate district visitor economy recovering from covid
The Harrogate district's visitor economy has yet to recover to pre-covid levels last year, according to figures released yesterday. The figures show the district attracted 6.47 million visitor numbers, generating an impact of £606 million, in 2019. In 2020 — when...
New partners at Harrogate law firm
In this morning’s business briefing, new partners are confirmed at a Harrogate law firm and a hairdressing group completes a 100km walk.
Harrogate murder trial adjourned until next week
The trial began on Monday last week at Leeds Crown Court and was set to continue until at least the end of this week.
Plans for new plant nursery in Harrogate progress – but council refuses to reveal location
Consultants will be paid £50,000 to find a new site. The current Harlow Hill nursery is due to make way for 60 homes.
Michael Gove visits Harrogate as local government conference begins
About 1,500 local government employees are in Harrogate for the three-day event. Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey is among tomorrow’s speakers.
Harrogate district population grows at half the national average
Today’s census figures show the district’s population grew at just 3.1% in the decade after 2011.
UCI review should not be ignored, says Harrogate business group
Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce says businesses should not be left ‘counting the cost’ of large scale events again.
Woman charged with Harrogate attempted murder enters no plea
Clare Bailey, 44, entered no plea to the charge when she appeared in court yesterday.
Popular play café near Ripon to close in September
Little Beans, in West Tanfield, launched three years ago as a role play and messy play café for under six-year-olds.
Man to appear in court on Beckwithshaw attempted child murder charges
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, will appear at Leeds Crown Court next month charged with two counts of attempted murder.
Harrogate district MPs divided over Northern Ireland Protocol
Andrew Jones and Nigel Adams vote in favour of plans to override the protocol last night but fellow Conservative Julian Smith abstains, saying it could ‘toxify’ discussions with the EU.
Harrogate historian Malcolm Neesam dies
Malcolm Neesam, who died on his 76th birthday today, wrote some of the most loved and popular books about Harrogate.
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