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Flooding at Summerbridge. Picture by Sue Welch. (S)

‘Horrendous’ flash floods sweep away bridge

FLASH floods have seen “great waves of water” sweep away a bridge in Nidderdale.

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The Harrogate Briefing - Thu, May 17

MAGIC tea, Space Invaders and Andrew Lansley, in Harrogate’s only and therefore best daily web round-up.

19/1/11 A bustling Knaresborough market

Change rejected at Knaresborough Market

KNARESBOROUGH Market is to remain unchanged despite calls from shopkeepers to alter the layout of the stalls.

Poppy with a pot of tea, eight months on after the brew saved her from poisonous Rhododendron leaves. Photo: Ross Parry/ syndication

‘Yorkshire Tea saved my lamb’s life’

PLENTY of people claim Yorkshire Tea has restorative powers, but the theory has never been proved – until now.

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tis  Pictured from left are Sophie Zealand, Jennifer Zealand, Julie Thurley and Ruth Inman who are to run in the Race for Life.  (120514M5b)

Four generations run for Alison

FOUR generations of one family will complete the Race for Life this weekend in memory of a popular sister, daughter and aunt.

Business rss

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Burgeoning company expands at Thorp Arch

A MAJOR expansion is being carried out at the Thorp Arch Estate in Wetherby by fast-growing biotechnology company Avacta Group Plc.

Leeds Bradford Airport chief executive John Parkin speaking about the airport's expansion plans last year.

Schedule flights from Leeds Bradford Airport to London Heathrow to return

Following its recent takeover of the BMI aircraft and landing slots, British Airways is planning to restore direct scheduled flights between London Heathrow and Leeds Bradford later this year.

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Salon unveils new look

He’s given a new look to hundreds of customers over the years - and now hairdresser Michael Pearson has done the same for his salon.

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David Copley, left, Susan Goss-Clements and Robert Clements of Yorkshire Coastal Cottages, pictured on the 199 steps that lead to Whitby Abbey. (S)

‘Staycation’ revival at heart of new coastal lettings business

The co-founder of an independent Harrogate estate agents has launched a holiday cottage lettings business.

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Importance of being on message

WHAT puts a business ahead of its competitors, what makes it stand out from the crowd?

Regional rss

Memories needed for chapel project

Artefacts, memories and stories about a York chapel are being collected to help create a piece of "living history".

Free family fun day in the running

Sheffield families are being invited to have a ball at an Olympic-themed fun day involving a community relay race.

Pennant admits drink-driving charge

Stoke City footballer Jermaine Pennant has admitted drink-driving home from a Manchester nightclub after being dumped by text message by his girlfriend, a court heard.

Travel application process opens

Places are available on a travel scheme which last year saw a Leeds woman visit America and South Africa.

Bean to star in 4th Reich war film

Sheffield star Sean Bean has signed up to star in a Second World War action-horror film.

National rss

Barlow pledges Jubilee spectacular

The Queen's Jubilee concert is to echo celebrations of a decade ago with another performance from the roof of Buckingham Palace, organiser Gary Barlow has revealed.

Queen under fire over Bahrain guest

The Queen has been accused of making a catastrophic error of judgment by dining with the King of Bahrain, whose regime is accused of a catalogue of human rights abuses.

PM: Hacking clues must be followed

Police investigating the phone-hacking scandal must act on the evidence "wherever it leads", David Cameron has insisted in the wake of charges against former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks.

Cameron set for talks with Hollande

David Cameron is to hold his first face-to-face talks with Francois Hollande as they join world leaders in the US for a G8 summit set to be dominated by the eurozone crisis.

Cannabis-smoking juror fined £450

A juror on a rape trial who smoked a cannabis joint in his lunch hour has been fined £450 after admitting contempt of court.

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