North Yorkshire Police want help to identify a man seen climbing on top of a red car in Harrogate causing damage to its bodywork.
The incident took place on Skipton Road on Thursday, May 19 at around 11.35am when the man, who is described as skinny, aged 22 and with brown hair, managed to get on the car’s roof.
He was wearing a navy blue short-sleeved shirt, orange shorts and black trainers.
A second man was also at the scene and is described as skinny, around 20 years old and with blond hair.
He was wearing a red shirt, black Adidas trousers with white stripes down the sides, and white trainers.
If you recognise either man pictured in the CCTV or can provide any other information about the incident, email geeta.maharjan@northyorkshire.police.uk or call 101, press option two and ask for Geeta Maharjan.
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The incident took place on Oxford Street in Harrogate between 2.30am and 3am on Thursday, November 25 last year.
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A Starbeck resident hopes to welcome more people into a community group she has set up for parents.
Elena Leeming moved to the area in May and enjoyed meeting other mums but felt there needed to be a hub for them to chat.
So she decided to set up Starbeck Mums, which has 90 members, including two dads.
While Ms Leeming is pleased with the progress she hopes to be able to double those numbers in the new year.
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Starbeck Mums is a Facebook group for mums who like chatting, making new friends and sharing information. Ms Leeming told the Stray Ferret:
“I am Russian-born and have been living in the UK with my husband for more than four years now after meeting him in Ireland.
“We found Starbeck and realised it had everything we needed like school, sports clubs, coffee shops, a train station and post office.
“But one thing it did not have was a group for mums. So far we have met up once in the park but we are hoping to organise more meetings next year.”