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That this House congratulates Bob Frendt and Maureen Swann for their outstanding support for the Ukrainian city of Volodymyr; notes the thanks and appreciation of the city to the volunteers; recognises their generosity when delivering supplies to a social services centre for people with disabilities and older people; commends their plans to begin the Help from Knaresborough to Ukraine organisation to fundraise further for Ukrainian communities; supports their plans to invite Ukrainian athletes to Knaresborough in 2027; and wishes them continued success in their philanthropic endeavours to support our Ukrainian allies.
That this House congratulates Bob Frendt and Maureen Swann for their outstanding support for the Ukrainian city of Volodymyr; notes the thanks and appreciation of the city to the volunteers; recognises their generosity when delivering supplies to a social services centre for people with disabilities and older people; commends their...
I put on record a tribute to former councillor Jeanette Sunderland; many by-elections are taking place today, but the one in Idle and Thackley, in Bradford, is taking place as a result of her tragic passing earlier this year. She had a record of more than 30 years serving the...
I put on record a tribute to former councillor Jeanette Sunderland; many by-elections are taking place today, but the one in Idle and Thackley, in Bradford, is taking place as a result of her tragic passing earlier this year. She had a record of more than 30 years serving the...
I pay tribute to Councillor Sunderland’s work and send condolences to her friends and family. She and I may not have shared a political point of view, but we certainly respect people who serve their local communities.
It sounds as if the Great Knaresborough bed race is something to behold. I...
I pay tribute to Councillor Sunderland’s work and send condolences to her friends and family. She and I may not have shared a political point of view, but we certainly respect people who serve their local communities.
It sounds as if the Great Knaresborough bed race is something to behold. I...
That this House congratulates the Knaresborough Lions Club on the 60th anniversary of the Great Knaresborough Bed Race, one of the UK’s most extraordinary community and sporting events, first conceived by the Knaresborough Round Table in 1966 and now proudly run by the Knaresborough Lions; celebrates the event’s unique character, combining a spectacular fancy dress parade in which elaborately decorated beds are pushed through Knaresborough’s ancient streets with a gruelling timed race, stripped of all decoration, culminating in a dramatic crossing of the River Nidd; recognises the tens of thousands of spectators who descend on Knaresborough each year, bringing huge economic benefits to the town and putting this remarkable Yorkshire community on the international stage; commends the Knaresborough Lions Club for raising thousands of pounds for good causes year after year, with each competing team also raising funds for their own chosen charities and organisations, and for their tireless dedication to the communities of Knaresborough and the wider area; notes that the Bed Race has inspired similar events in the USA, Germany, New Zealand and across the UK, a testament to its global reach and appeal; welcomes the special Swinging Sixties theme marking this landmark anniversary, honouring the decade in which the race was born; and pays tribute to the hundreds of volunteers, partners, sponsors and local businesses, and to the support of Knaresborough Town Council and North Yorkshire Council, without whom this wonderful event could not take place.
That this House congratulates the Knaresborough Lions Club on the 60th anniversary of the Great Knaresborough Bed Race, one of the UK’s most extraordinary community and sporting events, first conceived by the Knaresborough Round Table in 1966 and now proudly run by the Knaresborough Lions; celebrates the event’s unique character,...
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what assessment she had made of the potential impact of time taken to complete works required to protect the setting of heritage assets on tourism growth and local economies, with particular reference to Viaduct Terrace in Knaresborough.
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what assessment she had made of the potential impact of time taken to complete works required to protect the setting of heritage assets on tourism growth and local economies, with particular reference to Viaduct Terrace in Knaresborough.
The Government recognises the vital role that heritage assets play in driving tourism growth and supporting local economies. Across the country, and throughout historic towns like Knaresborough, our cultural and historical landmarks are powerful catalysts for regional investment, visitor spending, and community pride.
While DCMS has not been approached previously and not undertaken a formal impact assessment regarding the duration of works at Viaduct Terrace, we remain committed to ensuring that protective works are completed as efficiently as possible, helping to secure the long-term economic and tourism benefits that these assets bring. I would advise you to contact Historic England, DCMS’s Arms-Length-Body, who can offer advice and guidance on heritage projects.
The Petition of residents, employees in and visitors to the ancient town of Knaresborough and all those seriously concerned about the decision of the Post Office to review the future of Aspin Lane Sub Post Office, 61 Aspin Lane, Knaresborough HG5 8EX. Declares the importance of this Sub Post Office...
The Petition of residents, employees in and visitors to the ancient town of Knaresborough and all those seriously concerned about the decision of the Post Office to review the future of Aspin Lane Sub Post Office, 61 Aspin Lane, Knaresborough HG5 8EX. Declares the importance of this Sub Post Office...
Public petition from the mayor and residents of Knaresborough against the proposed closure of Aspin Lane post office.
Public petition from the mayor and residents of Knaresborough against the proposed closure of Aspin Lane post office.
I have pleasure in presenting a petition signed by the mayor of Knaresborough and 3,140 local residents, who are dismayed and angered that their local sub-post office in Aspin lane, Knaresborough is faced with closure when it is well used by a wide section of the local community, and it...
I have pleasure in presenting a petition signed by the mayor of Knaresborough and 3,140 local residents, who are dismayed and angered that their local sub-post office in Aspin lane, Knaresborough is faced with closure when it is well used by a wide section of the local community, and it...
What steps he is taking to ensure that the community unit for the elderly in Knaresborough is built without further delay; and on what date it will be completed.
What steps he is taking to ensure that the community unit for the elderly in Knaresborough is built without further delay; and on what date it will be completed.
When to expect the report from the inspectors on the public inquiry held to consider the proposals for ingress to & egress from Allerton Park, Knaresborough, from the A1.
When to expect the report from the inspectors on the public inquiry held to consider the proposals for ingress to & egress from Allerton Park, Knaresborough, from the A1.