A former mental health patient has branded the decision to close three hospital wards in Harrogate as ‘disgusting’ saying it would have been ‘impossible’ for his family to visit him elsewhere.
Critically-ill stroke patients in the district will be taken to hospital in Leeds or York as part of plans to close Harrogate’s acute stroke unit from next year.
The County Council has come under fire for calling a Harrogate school too expensive after teachers highlighted that the authority has spent £135,000 per pupil on private specialist education.
Young entrepreneurs and experienced professionals came together to share knowledge in a groundbreaking new initiative launched by a Harrogate businesswoman.
I’Anson Bros Ltd, the family-owned farm feed business based at Masham, has received a prestigious award for its support of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance (YAA).
Lambert, the manufacturer of intelligent factory automation systems, has launched its new Vision strategy, which will help it double turnover to £50m by 2025.
Mental health patients in Harrogate face a 25 mile drive to receive care as health chiefs make a decision to close three hospital wards and move provision outside the district.
The radiology department at Harrogate District Hospital has been a buzz with excitement as the team officially unveiled a new £607,000 scanner which is the only one of its kind outside London.
Despite proposals to downgrade Harrogate’s Crown Post Office, the organisation has reassured customers that it is ‘working hard’ to re-open the Cold Bath Road branch.
Parents at a Harrogate specialist school are crowdfunding to take legal action against the county council following proposals to cut the school’s budget by 83 per cent.
A leading headteacher in Harrogate has condemned proposals which could close a specialist school for students who cannot be taught in mainstream education.
Residents have been urged to fight back in what could be their ‘last chance’ to tell the Post Office to drop plans to downgrade Harrogate’s Crown branch.
Fast-growing sausage company Heck, is ending 2018 with plans to increase the capacity of its HQ in Kirklington, near Masham, by 25 per cent, with an investment of £4m.
