Community shop for two Hambleton villages
Two villages in the south of Hambleton now have a community shop to share!
Club matters workshop for sports groups
A special ‘Club Matters’ workshop for anyone involved with a community sports club is taking place next month.
Hambleton District Council unveils plans for market towns at Thirsty Thursday
Hambleton’s popular free business networking event will welcome a special guest this week.
Stepping out thanks to council grant
A charity which provides training and work based activities for adults with learning disabilities is stepping out thanks to a…
Flag Flies over Hambleton
Hambleton District Council marked the beginning of celebrations for National Armed Forces Day by raising a special flag this week…
Landlords Forum
Private Landlords, Agents and any other organisations with an interest in Private Sector Housing are being urged to attend a…
Camera Upgrade
A £100,000 upgrade of Hambleton’s system of crime fighting cameras is almost complete.
Plaques Mark Community Spirit
Plaques to mark the work of two communities which welcomed the visit by the Tour de Yorkshire to Hambleton last…
Cash for bridge will unlock industrial estate potential
The last piece in a funding puzzle which will lead to the replacement of a flood blighted bridge which stands…
Stokesley celebrates World Gin Day!
Chapter’s Deli in Stokesley is hosting a special event to mark World Gin Day this Saturday, June 11th.
Cash for Charity
The outgoing Chairman of Hambleton District Council has handed over £785 to the Herriot Hospice.
Thanks a Million!
A massive £1.1 million has been brought into Hambleton over the last 12 months.
Bin Collections move for Bank Holiday
Garden waste and recycling collections will be one day late across Hambleton district next week – because of the bank…
Bank Holiday Open Market
Residents and visitors to Thirsk who want to while away their bank holiday should visit the annual spring bank holiday…
Free Compost for Hambleton Residents
Hambleton residents are reminded that they can still help themselves to free nationally accredited compost at two special events