Wass Open Gardens donates to Community Works Charity
Wass open Gardens this year raised £3,358.86 and distributed this to 3 local Charites:
Wass open Gardens this year raised £3,358.86 and distributed this to 3 local Charites:
The Thirsk Royal British Legion Band has been blowing up a storm with its recent fundraising efforts, netting over £813 with a combination of…
A mixed age range of fans listened intently last Saturday morning in the garden of White Rose Book shop in Thirsk to Dr. Who…
White Rose Bookshop in Thirsk hosted the Great North Authors Tour again last Saturday afternoon in the sweltering heat of a belated British summer.
A man was arrested near Thirsk 15 June following reports of a burglary at a building site in Sowerby.
In May we welcomed four new members to Thirsk and Carlton Miniott W.I. - this sets a new record for the number of people…
In 1702, a dreadful murder took place. Thomas Busby wantonly murdered his father in law, Daniel Awetty, by bludgeoning him to death with a…
A local committee in Thirsk are celebrating their 2nd anniversary of successful fundraising by raising almost £70,000.00 in aid of a local hospice.
The popular HDSRL continued this week with the latest event organized by Nidd Valley.
Sessay’s 2nd XI welcomed Barwick in Elmet to Sessay for a first ever meeting between the two clubs.
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A simple ceremony took place at Sowerby War Memorial on 6 June with the Mayor of Thirsk, Andrew Turner, and the Chairman of Sowerby…
I am not saying that there is a turf war between our two local bowls clubs, but they are competing for members.
FLOWER POWER FAIRS will be holding their second Summer Plant Fair at Thirsk Hall this Sunday from 11am-4pm.
A new Executive Director, and leader was welcomed by a hundred members of their community to Holy Rood House at their centre in Sowerby.
Despite the increasingly warm Sunday temperatures on 2nd June, scores of eager dog owners and dogs arrived at Thirsk Auction Mart to register and…
The Harrogate League season began with the long trip to Skipton on Thursday evening, where uncertain weather made running clothe awkward to decide.
Ashlam Remmer (from Thirsk) first kicked a ball when she was aged four, and since then she has eat, slept and dreamed football.