Harrogate Chocolate Factory will be hosting an informal business networking event on Monday.
Coffee and cake will be included, with a tour of the chocolate factory.
The event will run from 9:30am on Monday 25 April and will all be completely free of charge for anyone wanting to attend.
Attendees are free to bring a guest, and are asked to reserve a place by emailing Angela at the factory at [email protected].
Harrogate Chocolate Factory is a social enterprise café launched in 2019. The company sells dark chocolate made from Peruvian cacao beans, and aims to support young adults with learning disabilities and autism to gain vital skills to enter employment.
Elexshow comes to Harrogate
The UK’s largest trade event for electricians, the Elexshow, is coming to Harrogate.
Businesses such as Alltrade, Aico, CK Tools, and Metrel will be at the show, which will be hosted in Great Yorkshire Showground this year.
Exhibitions of equipment, tools, new apps and systems will be available to view for tradespeople in and around the region.
The event spans over the course of two days, from Thursday 28-29 April.
Tickets are available to book online for free, and can be found on the Elexshow website.
Inhealthcare UK raises money for Frank’s Fund
Inhealthcare UK has raised more than £200 to support a local charity.
The raffle gifted the winner a Bettys Yorkshire Delights hamper.
The company, which provides digital health and remote patient monitoring, donated the money to Frank’s Fund.
Frank’s Fund was set up by the family of a young boy who died from a rare form of bone cancer
Frank’s Fund is a local Harrogate based charity. It was set up in memory of Frank Ashton, a Harrogate schoolboy who died from Ewing’s Sarcoma. The charity aims to raise awareness and funds for this rare form of bone cancer. You can read more about it on a Stray Ferret Charity Corner here.
To date, the charity has raised £299,170.77.
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