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Pressure rises for election night count By Rick Burin

Council tax bill hit by weather THIS year's council tax increase in Harrogate looks set to be the smallest for 12 years, with Harrogate Council's cabinet recommending a freeze on its portion of the bill.

Wooden bridge open FOLLOWING its recent closure due to flood damage, Knaresborough residents will be pleased to hear that the wooden bridge at Horseshoe Field, near Conyngham Hall, has been fully repaired and is now open again to pedestrians.

Guides hold centenary party ONE hundred years of Girlguiding was celebrated by the Knaresborough Division Guides at a centenary party night held at Rudding Park last weekend.

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