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The Top Picks section of Harrogate.com showcases a selection of useful information and details of local projects and resources in the Harrogate District.

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Enjoy A Great Day Out...

How Stean Gorge is a spectacular limestone gorge, lying hidden amid Nidderdale's lush green pastures. Narrow paths and footbridges cut through the steep-sided ravine which is 80 feet deep in places. Water rushes over the large boulders carving them into fantastic shapes. In the calmer waters fish hide in the shade of the overhanging rocks.

How Stean Gorge offers a range of activities including:

  • Caving
  • Gorge Walking
  • Potholing
  • Cycle Hire

In addition, the licenced restaurant serves home cooked meals and 'Sunday Lunch' everyday, and offers home-made cakes, lunches and teas.

For more information, call 01423 755666 or visit the web site:

>> www.howstean.com

The strange configurations of Joan Miro coming 7th June 2008

Joan Miró was one of the creative giants of 20th century art. Drawing on his fantastic universe of signs and symbols, he was able to create a magical world populated by strange configurations in vivid colours. He made many prints throughout his career, their accessibility being strongly in keeping with his socialist principles.

Miró was born in Spain in 1893, but from his mid 20s spent much of his time in Paris. His early work showed the influence of various modern movements – Fauvism, Cubism (he was a friend of Picasso) and Dadaism – but he was particularly associated with the Surrealists. Throughout his career Miró remained true to the basic Surrealist principle of releasing the creative forces of the unconscious mind from the control of logic and reason.

For further information, please click here to visit the Gascoigne gallery website or call 01423 525000



New Town Centre Map

We have recently added an interactive map of Harrogate town centre to this website.

You can "scroll" the map in any direction by clicking your mouse pointer in the 'tracker window' and draging the mouse to move the main map.

Key features such as the conference centre and train/bus stations are highlighted along with the Stray and main shopping streets.

To access the map, please click here



Harrogate Council for Voluntary Service

Promoting Local Voluntary Action

Harrogate and Area Council for Voluntary Services helps local voluntary organisations and community groups by providing support, advice and information.

You can contact Harrogate CVS at:

Community House
46-50 East Parade
Harrogate HG1 5RR
Tel: 01423 504074
Fax: 01423 502126

Or click the link below to visit the web site...
http://www.harrogate.org

Local DDA Information Resources

Harrogate.com is now hosting resources, help and advice on accessibility for visitors and local residents with disabilities.

Over the coming weeks and months, we aim to provide comprehensive information about provision of, and access to, companies and organisations, products and services, for people with disabilities.

We welcome your feedback on this initiative - contact details can be found within the Directory.

Please click the link below to find out more...

>> Accessibility Directory <<


Relocating to Yorkshire?

Moving from a distance can be extremely difficult, as can finding a new home if you are a busy, local person. Partners Rachel Procter and Liz Tushingham specialise in Property Search and Acquisition covering the vibrant and prosperous Harrogate and Leeds areas through to the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Recent clients we have successfully helped have come from Germany and London plus a local investor from the Harrogate area - excellent testimonials available.

Please contact Rachel or Liz for an informal, no-obligation discussion in respect of your purchase or rental requirements.

Contact WhereHouse:

Tel: 01943 602500

Liz@WhereHouse.co.uk

www.wherehouse.co.uk


 
 

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