Have you ever wondered how to access procurement opportunities with North Yorkshire Council?

Imagine an email lands in your inbox with the subject line "Internal case log issued under conduct policy". It says a code of conduct review has begun and asks you to open a personalised attachment to see the case materials. Most of us would feel a jolt of worry and click.

As the nights draw in and temperatures fall, Chamber member Harrogate Homeless Project continues its vital work supporting people experiencing homelessness across our district.

Harrogate Chocolate Factory Café has launched a range of Yorkshire gift hampers, lovingly made by students with learning disabilities and autism.

Exciting opportunities for farmers to unite and market their products to the public in ever more ingenious ways will be explored at the 2027 Yorkshire Farming Conference. 

A powerful new art exhibition is currently taking place at St Peter’s Church in Harrogate, running until Saturday 7 November, to raise awareness of a national campaign demanding crucial changes to the law surrounding vulnerable adults.

A fundraising quiz bringing professionals together, hosted by HYP and HNYJLD - for Harrogate Homeless Project. Hosted by Harry does History.

Five things you need to know ahead of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax quarterly deadline.

Tom Gordon joined Chamber members Harrogate Neighbours' Food Angels, the award-winning meals on wheels service, to promote their drive for volunteers and highlight the value of their services to the local community as part of annual Meals on Wheels Week (2nd-6th November). 

Can art really be “dangerous”, what causes hallucinations and why are we still fascinated by the ancient Egyptians? The latest instalment of Raworths Salon North explores all this and much more. 

Jones Myers has been recognised among the best private client law practices nationwide. 

Tom Gordon, Liberal Democrat MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough, has said Yorkshire Water's downgrade to a one-star rating by the Environment Agency is "no surprise"

The much-loved Harrogate International Sunday Series is back with a bang in the new year, bringing some of the world’s most talented classical musicians to North Yorkshire. 

From this Friday, employers must take “all reasonable steps”, rather than simply “reasonable steps”, to prevent sexual harassment of their employees. This change strengthens the preventative duty introduced in October 2024 under the Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023.

Somewhere between the clocks going back and the first mince pies appearing in the shops (in September, naturally), we have reached that brisk stretch of the year when the evenings draw in, fireworks light up the Stray, and Christmas starts to feel less like a rumour and more like a deadline.

A five step guide helps owners work out what a week offline would cost and what to do in the first hour of an incident

With 100 days to go until the deadline, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is urging millions of Self Assessment customers to get ahead of the January rush and not put off completing their tax return for the 2025 to 2026 tax year. 

Local charity and Chamber member Supporting Older People (SOP) has announced that it is searching for an experienced and passionate Charity Director to lead its team.