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• Naked charity walk returns to Ripon

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• Oatlands Infant School launches bike library

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• Hampsthwaite Primary raise vital funds for two local causes

  Children and staff at Hampsthwaite Primary School have raised vital funds for two worthwhile local causes.

• Plans for extension at Knaresborough Waterside home approved

  North Yorkshire Council has approved plans to demolish two outbuildings on Knaresborough's famous Waterside to facilitate a housing extension.

• Knaresborough clinic celebrates 20th anniversary

  Castle Clinic in Knaresborough has celebrated its 20th anniversary.

• Celebrity guests announced for this year's Great Yorkshire Show

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• Kex Gill on course to open by end of June, say council

  North Yorkshire Council has issued an update on the closure of Kex Gill.

• Floral trail set to return to Harrogate this summer

  Harrogate BID has announced its Floral Summer Celebration will be returning this year.

• Your Harrogate listeners granted 20% off tickets for electric vehicle show

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• More Northern rail strikes announced for next week

  There will be no Northern services through Harrogate and Knaresborough next Thursday (9th May) due to the latest industrial action by ASLEF.

• Knaresborough Town Crier to mark one year since Coronation of King Charles

  Knaresborough’s Town Crier will be marking one year since the Coronation of King Charles the Third and Queen Camilla next week.

• Council increases library fines for first time in a decade

  North Yorkshire Council has increased the fine for an overdue book at its libraries from 30p to 35p per day.