Whats on in Harrogate Local News
New £5million diagnostic hub comes to the Friarage Hospital
A NEW endoscopy and urology diagnostic hub that will boost the number of procedures and provide a one-stop-shop service for patients has opened at Northallerton’s Friarage Hospital. The £5million hub will enable 60 more patients each week to receive endoscopy tests, which use a long, thin tube with a small camera inside to help diagnose certain symptoms. The state-of-the-art facility will also deliver diagnostic procedures and treatments to patients with problems of the urinary tract. This will include rapid assessment of patients with suspected urinary tract cancers, as well as treatments to help patients with conditions such as difficulty passing Harrogate Informer…
Stevenage 1-0 Town Match Report
Dan Sweeney’s 89th minute header dealt a cruel defeat to Harrogate Town who had been set to end a run of nine straight Boro victories at Lamex Stadium. Stevenage had time and time again been denied by the visitors, with Pete Jameson on impressive form between the sticks, but Sweeney was able to glance home in the dying seconds to send Harrogate home empty handed. Simon Weaver made three changes from last weekend’s draw at Stockport County as Rory McArdle, Matty Daly and Jack Muldoon replaced Miles Welch-Hayes, Stephen Dooley and Sam Folarin. Daly nearly marked his return to the Harrogate Informer…
Brearton pub comes up for sale for the first time in 28-years
Specialist business property adviser, Christie & Co has brought to market The Malt Shovel, a popular pub in Brearton, North Yorkshire. The well-known venue has come up for sale as the current tenant has decided to move on and the freeholders, Charlotte and Les Mitchell have decided the time is right to sell their investment property after 28-years. Charlotte said: When Les and I moved from the Scottish Highlands with our young children we chose The Malt Shovel because of its prime setting in a beautiful village, within the aptly named “Golden Triangle” between Harrogate, York and North Leeds. We Harrogate Informer…
The Chapel receives a brown plaque
A brown plaque has been unveiled at The Chapel, on Grove Road in Harrogate. Formerly a Methodist Chapel Grove Road (behind the fire station) Opened in 1896, with a capacity of 700 It remained empty for some time, before being sold in 2013 to Mark Hinchcliffe, an art collector Underwent extensive restoration, and became a home for both Mark and impressive art collection Now also operates as a boutique bed and breakfast Andrew Brown of the Harrogate Civic Society said: I am a committee member of the Harrogate Civic Society, and also a member of the Methodist Church, one of Harrogate Informer…
Yorkshire cow attack to appear on first episode of new Helicopter ER series
A horrific cow attack in Masham, North Yorkshire that saw a woman left with serious injuries is set to appear on the new series of Helicopter ER, which starts on Tuesday 20th September. Janicke Tvedt, 55 was walking her Labrador Goose when she was attacked and trampled by cows. She was out walking with her partner David to take her mind off her impending cancer surgery which was scheduled for a few days later. It is thought the cows attacked as a form of protection for their young calves. Janicke said of her incident: As soon as we entered the Harrogate Informer…
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