Harrogate Town Council Leads Community In Remembrance

Memorial Wreath holding

Harrogate Town Council proudly led the town’s Remembrance Sunday commemorations on 9 November 2025, bringing together residents, veterans, youth groups and civic representatives to honour those who have given their lives in service to their country.

Harrogate Town Council Supports Harrogate Round Table Bonfire Event

Firework display

Harrogate Town Council was pleased to support the annual Harrogate Round Table Bonfire and Fireworks display held on Saturday 8 November 2025 on The Stray. The event, a long-standing highlight in the town’s calendar, once again brought together thousands of residents and visitors for an evening of family fun, community spirit and charitable giving.

Freedom Of The Town Of Harrogate Awarded To Mrs Sheila Pantin

Presenting the Freedom Of The Town Of Harrogate To Mrs Sheila Pantin

Harrogate Town Council is proud to announce that one of its first official civic acts since formation was to bestow the Freedom of the Town of Harrogate on Mrs Sheila Pantin, in recognition of her exceptional courage, compassion, and lifelong service to others. The award — the highest civic honour a Town Council can grant — was presented to Mrs Pantin on 21 October 2025, the occasion of her 102nd birthday.

Harrogate Town Council takes first step towards a greener future

Harrogate-Heat-Network-Logo-Design

Harrogate Town Council is delighted to share details of one of its first and most forward-thinking projects. In recent weeks, the Council was approached by a local resident with a strong passion for sustainable development. This individual, who has already played a key role in helping Bradford develop and deliver its city centre district heating scheme, is now eager to bring that expertise home — supporting Harrogate in exploring renewable energy opportunities for our homes, businesses, and community buildings.

On one of the Hottest Weekends, St Mark’s Church Celebrates Climate Action Milestone

Child receiving award

It seems appropriate that St Mark’s Church celebrated their Ecochurch Gold Award on one of the hottest weekends of the year, and just after a hosepipe ban was introduced in North Yorkshire! “Tackling climate change is a vitally important part of the gospel message”, said Deborah Booth, St Mark’s Environment Officer, “and this type of unusual, but increasingly frequent, weather event is a reminder to us all of the need for lifestyle changes.”