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Local Edition – Week Ending 23 August 2024,. – Read more at https://harrogateguide.co.uk/masham-local-news/
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Ideas for this weekend for details go to https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=what+to+do+in+harrogate+this+weekend
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Yorkshire’s Winter Wonderland 2024-2025
Season Dates: 15th November 2024 – 5th January 2025
Early Bird Offer: 20% Discount Until 30th September!
Save 20% on Adult, Child, Concession, or Family tickets (for 3, 4, or 5 members) when you book in advance. Use code SKATE20 at checkout.
Book Skating Tickets Now!
Yorkshire’s Winter Wonderland, York’s most cherished festive event, is back for another season of magic and wonder! This winter escape is perfect for all ages and offers a variety of festive attractions, including:
The Ice Factor
Experience the North of England’s largest outdoor ice rink, with 975 square metres of real ice, beautifully illuminated by a towering 30-foot Christmas tree. Glide under twinkling lights and enjoy the winter atmosphere with cosy log cabins and a rinkside terrace, providing the perfect viewing spot for spectators.
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Little Bird’s Artisan Market
Is set to return to Ripon this upcoming bank holiday weekend, promising a vibrant showcase of local craftsmanship. Artisans specializing in jewelry, woodworking, photography, and more will gather to display their unique wares.
Scheduled from 10am to 3pm on August 25th and 26th, the Little Bird Bank Holiday Weekend Artisan Market invites the community to explore and support locally-produced arts & crafts, along with a tempting array of food and drink options.
Adrian Cubbin, owner of Mutt Munchies, expressed his excitement: “We are thrilled to be back in Ripon this Bank Holiday weekend! The atmosphere created by Little Bird Markets is always fantastic. The energy from fellow traders creates a lively and enjoyable environment.”
Reflecting on the market’s significance, Adrian added, “Little Bird markets provide us traders with a unique platform and a sense of community.”
Jackie Crozier, the founder of Little Bird Artisan Markets, highlighted the event’s growth: “Summer is in full swing, and we have an exceptional market lined up this month. Our monthly artisan market continues to flourish, and I’m delighted to bring such talented traders to Ripon Market Place each month. Collaborating with Ripon City Council, we’re excited to offer a Bank Holiday Weekend filled with activities, live music, fairground rides, and much more.”
For further details about the Little Bird Artisan Market or to inquire about booking a stall, please contact info@littlebirdmade.co.uk or visit their website. Stay updated by following @LittleBirdMade on Instagram or searching ‘Little Bird Artisan Market’ on Facebook.
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Carabao Cup Round Two Tie Confirmed
We can now confirm fixture details for our second round clash against Preston North End. The fixture will take place on Tuesday 27th August, with the game kicking off at 7:45pm.
Ticket information can be found below…
| Seating | Standing | |
| Adult | £18 | £15 |
| Concession – 65+, Blue Light, Armed Forces, Student | £12 | £10 |
| Under 18 | £8 | £5 |
| Under 12 | £5 | £3 |
| Under 5 | Free with full paying Adult | Free with full paying Adult |
Tickets are on sale now online up until kick-off or from our Commercial Street Store during opening times.
This fixture is not included in season tickets and as such cards will not scan so all tickets must be purchased.
Season ticket holders will have their dedicated seat reserved until Thursday 22nd August.
The tie will also be shown live on Sky Sports+
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Appeal after two people abused by dangerous biker
Were you on Knaresborough Road in Harrogate last Thursday afternoon (15 August)?
We’re appealing for witnesses and video footage including dashcam, doorbell and private CCTV following an incident involving a motorcycle and two pedestrians.
It happened at around 4.40pm as a man and woman crossed the road, before a motorcyclist became verbally abusive towards them, mounted the pavement and rode along it into Walworth Avenue.
If you saw the incident or can help with any dashcam, doorbell or CCTV that may have captured the rider or the incident on camera, please get in touch.
Anyone with information that could assist the investigation should email Jennifer.Day@Northyorkshire.police.uk.
You can also call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 2, and ask for PC 1892.
If you wish to remain anonymous, you can pass information to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Please quote the North Yorkshire Police reference number 12240148156
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Unsettled Weather Marks the Start of the New Week
The new week brings a shift in weather, with unsettled conditions replacing the brighter skies seen by many at the weekend.
Monday morning will start bright for much of the UK, but a weather front advancing from the west will bring rain to northern and western areas. By the end of the day, most regions across the UK are likely to experience some rain, though the driest weather may persist in parts of southeastern England. Southwest Scotland is forecasted to bear the brunt of the rain, where a Yellow Rain Warning is in effect from 2 pm through the evening.
Andy Page, Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office, commented: “The band of rain will steadily track eastward across the UK on Monday. In the warning areas, rainfall totals are expected to reach 25-35 mm, with some locations seeing up to 60 mm. This rain will be accompanied by strong southerly winds.”
Tuesday will bring a brief reprieve with brighter skies and breezy conditions, but scattered showers—some heavy—are still expected.
A Return to Unsettled Conditions
From Wednesday onwards, the weather is set to turn unsettled again. A Yellow Rain Warning is already in place for Wednesday and Thursday across parts of western Scotland. During this period, heavy rainfall could accumulate to 75-100 mm in some areas, with the potential for up to 150 mm on western-facing slopes. The rain will be coupled with strong southwesterly winds, with gusts possibly reaching 50-60 mph. These winds, combined with high spring tides, could cause coastal impacts.
Is Ex-Hurricane Ernesto to Blame?
Ex-Hurricane Ernesto, which previously affected Bermuda, has now weakened to a tropical storm but may briefly regain strength before weakening again over the cooler waters of the northwest Atlantic on Tuesday. Despite this, the remnants of Ernesto still contain a significant amount of energy. Deputy Chief Meteorologist Tony Wisson clarified: “Headlines suggesting Ernesto will directly hit Britain are misleading. While the storm itself will dissipate before reaching us, the warm, moist air it carried will merge with a mid-latitude weather system. This will contribute to unsettled weather across the UK, particularly in the north and west, with heavy rain and strong winds expected.” He added, “Though August is often associated with fine weather, stormy conditions like these are not unusual for this time of year, as we have seen in previous years.”
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Harrogate Beer Week – 16-22 September 2024
Get ready for a town-wide celebration of Harrogate’s craft beer scene, rich brewing heritage, and vibrant local community.
Harrogate Beer Week is a welcoming, week-long festival that shines a spotlight on the town’s proud beer culture. This inclusive event unites pubs, breweries, artists, musicians, cafés, and restaurants, all collaborating to showcase the best of Harrogate’s beer offerings. Whether you’re a dedicated beer enthusiast or a curious newcomer, there’s something for everyone.
A diverse programme of special events and one-of-a-kind experiences will unfold across Harrogate’s bars, brewery taprooms, and eateries, offering a truly immersive journey into the world of craft beer. Expect beer tastings, brewery tours, live music, art displays, and much more—all designed to engage and entertain.
Harrogate is home to five exceptional breweries, each adding a unique flavor to the local brewing scene. These include the internationally renowned Roosters, the dynamic Harrogate Brewing Co., the innovative Turning Point, the beloved Daleside Brewery, and the newest member of the local beer community, Cold Bath Brewing. Many of these breweries feature top-notch taprooms, perfect for exploring the best of Harrogate’s craft beer.
But it’s not just about the breweries. Harrogate boasts some of the finest pubs and bars in Yorkshire, many of which are independently owned and serve as must-visit spots for beer lovers. With a focus on establishing Harrogate as a premier UK beer destination, Harrogate Beer Week aims to highlight all the incredible experiences our town has to offer.
This festival is more than just about beer—it’s about bringing people together to celebrate creativity, learning, and fun. From beer aficionados to those simply seeking a unique adventure, Harrogate Beer Week promises something special for everyone.
Mark your calendar, join us, and be part of an unforgettable celebration!.
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