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Ami Miller
Journalist
Ami Miller graduated with a journalism degree from Leeds University in 2015. She has since worked for Global Radio, UK Local TV and London Live. She covered the General Election for Global and also covered the recent floods in Doncaster. Ami lives with her partner in the centre of Harrogate.
Road testing Harrogate’s zoom workouts- the best way to keep your body and mind fit
Our lifestyle reporter, Ami Miller has been trying out some of Harrogate’s online fitness classes…she reviews her experience of hard-core HIT and relaxing yoga on her living room floor.
Harrogate skin expert offers top tips on ‘Maskne’
Our lifestyle reporter, Ami Miller has been looking into ways to prevent and treat ‘Maskne.’
Puppy scammers target Harrogate mum and disabled daughter
A Harrogate mum bought a labrador puppy for her 7-year-old daughter, who has spina bifida, to later find out it didn’t actually exist.
Harrogate parents form ‘bubbles’ to resume weekly walks
Ready Steady Mums was forced to call a halt for the second time in early September when the “rule of six” came into place, which meant that, in most circumstances, groups of more than six could not gather.
WATCH: Are people in Harrogate ready for another lockdown?
With a rise in cases across the district and nationwide tighter restrictions looming, are people feeling concerned? Is another lockdown necessary?
A 10pm curfew would be ‘devastating’ for Harrogate bars
As other towns in North Yorks have now been added to the government’s watchlist, and other places across the country face a local lockdown could the district soon see new measures in place?
Blues bar denied permission to keep tables on the Stray
The news has come as a shock to owners Simon and Sharon Colgan, who were just yesterday told that the tables and chairs could remain outside their other bar, The Empress, on Stray land.
Year 12 students keen to get back to education
After six months of no school, pupils that are heading into sixth form seem keen to get back into the swing of things.
‘Emotional’ day as children head back to school
Today was a big day, as many children across the district return to school for the first time in six months – and especially for those beginning secondary school for the first time.
WATCH: Do you want to see district councils scrapped?
A devolution deal is yet to be sealed but how would you want North Yorkshire devolution to look?
