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Harrogate Town have brought in York City defender Tom Allan on a month’s loan to ease their defensive problems.

Here’s the top ten things to do across the region this week.

Freemans Court is a new development of only one detached house and six town houses within a secure courtyard with electric gates, just off the popular Cold Bath Road.

Bramham’s annual gala raised over £1,000 towards staging next year’s event.

Designed by John Carr in the late 18th century this stone built Grade II listed end of row town house occupies a prestigious approach and rather uniquely boasts a large extension to create generous accommodation, according to agents Beadnall Copley.

A stunning four-bedroomed end town house revealing superb and deceptively spacious four-bedroomed family accommodation in this delightful and peaceful location in the popular and fashionable village of Pannal, is how agents Verity Frearson decribe this property.

One of the UK’s leading providers of membership benefits has reached a major milestone by celebrating 40 successful years in business.

Four local companies are among the 16 from North Yorkshire to have been shortlisted in a prestigious Rural Business Awards (RBAs).

On May 27 2018, an unidentified flying object was reportedly seen in Leeds, making headlines in a national newspaper.

Theatre-goers have plenty to get excited about as Leeds Grand Theatre announces its first line-up of shows for 2019.

The countdown to a North Yorkshire hotel’s three-day music and beer festival has stared with the first pint due to be pulled at noon on Friday June 22.

Nine of the district’s tourism businesses are in contention in the White Rose Awards after being listed as finalists.

Churchill Retirement Living has given future generations a glimpse into life in Wetherby in 2018 by inviting local schoolchildren to help bury a time capsule on site.

Chartered accountancy firm Lithgow Perkins is celebrating its 60th year, making it one of the oldest firms of its kind in Harrogate.

Visitors to Lotherton Hall last weekend stepped back in time to the 1940s.

A 10-acre light industrial estate could be built on green fields west of Harrogate if a planning application submitted to Harrogate Borough Council is approved.