Andrew Jones writes a monthly column for the Advertiser series of newspapers. This is the August article.
Tag Archives: Knaresborough
New zip-wire in Knaresborough now open.
A new zip-wire on Fysche Field in Knaresborough is now open for people to enjoy.
“No-one has ever voted to dump sewage in our rivers”: Harrogate and Knaresborough MP.
Local MP Andrew Jones has hit back at claims he voted to dump raw sewage in our rivers. The claims are being made by political opponents but, Mr Jones says, bear no relation to the reality of the situation.
MP urges families not to miss out on childcare cash for disabled children.
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Andrew Jones is highlighting support available from HMRC towards the cost of childcare through the Tax-Free Childcare scheme as children return to school after summer holidays.
Local MP welcomes A level results.
Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Andrew Jones has congratulated students in Harrogate, Knaresborough and Boroughbridge on the results they have achieved in their A levels.
Library workshops helping residents to explore the county’s dialect.
An innovative project led by North Yorkshire’s libraries has been launched to encourage hard-to-reach residents to delve into the county’s dialect.
Local MP welcomes broadband social tariffs action.
Broadband bills could be cut for millions of low-income households under Government plans to encourage ‘social tariffs’.
New rules set to help beat litter.
New guidance will help make sure takeaway food businesses play their part in cleaning up the streets in Harrogate and Knaresborough.
More help for small businesses.
A flagship government scheme that slashes the price of leading software, boosting productivity and growth of the UK’s small businesses, will benefit even more firms following changes to rules on which businesses can apply.
MP wins fuel bill assurances for ‘off-grid’ residents.
The Government announcement that households will receive a rebate off their fuel bills of £400 was welcome news particularly for those most struggling with the increase in energy costs. However
‘off-grid’ residents would have missed out on the discount.
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