North Yorkshire Police has issued a CCTV appeal following a high-value theft at a shop in Harrogate.
The theft took place at Cotswold Outdoors on West Park on Saturday, March 16 at around 11am, according to a statement by the constabulary today.
It said nine Garmin devices, valued at about £4,470, were stolen from a display cabinet.
Garmin is a company specialising in sports devices and activity tracker watches aimed at activities such as running, water sports, golf and cycling.
The statement added:
“We’re appealing for information about the two men pictured who we believe may have information that could assist us in our investigation.”
Anyone with information can email Helen.James@northyorkshire.police.uk or call North Yorkshire Police on 101. Quote NYP reference 12240046885 when passing on information.
To remain anonymous contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online at crimestoppers-uk.org.
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Harrogate’s Coach and Horses bids to bring back bigger bar
The Coach & Horses in Harrogate has revealed plans to expand its bar.
Provenance Inns bought the pub on West Park in 2021 and extensively refurbished it.
But the new, much smaller bar has met with a mixed reaction.
Provenance Inns has now applied for a variation of its premises licence to relocate the bar. A notice advertising the move has been posted in the pub window.
Anthony Blundell, head of business development at Provenance Inns, which bought the site in 2021, told the Stray Ferret:
“The application is for moving the bar.
“It is in response to the feedback we’ve received from our guests, since our remodel, to have a much larger bar that our guests can sit or stand at.”
Mr Blundell added the company had also applied for another bar in the upstairs dining room, adding:
“[This will be to] service dinners and make it even more appealing for private parties.”
The Coach and Horses has rebranded as the Sleigh and Reindeers over the festive period.
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Mandarin Stone to open Harrogate store today
National retailer Mandarin Stone will open its doors in Harrogate today.
The company, which sells a wide range natural stone, porcelain and decorative tiles, has taken over the former Lynx Menswear unit on West Park.
The Harrogate showroom will become the 15th of its kind and the most northerly Mandarin Stone site.
Regional director Katharine Hughes said Harrogate was a “beautiful and luxurious area” and this played a part in choosing to open a store in the town.
She added:
“We open showrooms in areas where the customers are very discerning. That’s why we offer a broad base of price points.
“Someone might just have a kitchen splash-back, or they might be building a brand-new property and they have hundreds of metres to find. We like to think we cater to that.”
(L) Katharine Hughes, Clare Cruise and two members of the Mandarin Stone team.
The family-run business, which is based in Monmouth, was founded more than 30 years ago.
Director Carl Ryan said the company’s “knowledge, passion and enthusiasm” for the industry set it apart in the market.
“I feel blessed and privileged to be part of a team on West Park.
“We’re just so excited to open now.”
Inside the Harrogate store.
Mandarin Stone Harrogate will be open Monday to Saturday from 9.30am to 5.30pm, and on Sunday from 11am to 4pm.
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