Community Links

Community Messaging

North Yorkshire Community Messaging is a free email messaging service from North Yorkshire Police and the Office of the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, providing news and updates on policing matters that are relevant to you and your local community.

Sign up at NYCM.co.uk to receive email alerts about policing activity and initiatives in your local area, with the opportunity to reply directly to your neighbourhood team.

Citizens Advice

Address: Audrey Burton House, Queensway, Harrogate,
HG1 5LX

Telephone 03444 111 444

View the Citizens Advice Harrogate website Cachd.org

Complete an Enquiry Form on the CAB Harrogate website Cachd.org/contact-us

Churches and Chapels

Two historic churches, at Fewston and Blubberhouses, belonging to the United Benefice of Washburn Valley and Mid-Wharfe churches, in the Harrogate Deanery of the Diocese of Leeds.

For more information visit the website Fewston with Blubberhouses.org.uk

View the Parish Magazine on the website for Fewston with Blubberhouses.org.uk

Otley Town Council

Address: Otley Core Resource Centre, Unit 11, Orchard Gate, Otley, LS21 3NX

View the Otley Town Council website Otley Town Council.gov.uk

Telephone 01943 466335

Emal admin@otleytowncouncil.gov.uk

Complete an Enquiry Form on the OTC website Otley Town Council.gov.uk contact form

Halls, Buildings,
Facilities for Hire

Set in its own secure grounds with a function room, fully equipped kitchen, an outside patio area and grassed area, and a generous tarmac parking area.

Visit the website for Clifton Village Hall.org.uk

North Yorkshire Police

View the Harrogate Outer Neighbourhood page

on the website North Yorkshire Police.uk

The Roebuck

Known locally as 'The Spite', it has been a hostelry since George Spence became its first Landlord in 1852. The building dates back to around 1783.

View details about The Roebuck on the website Roebuck Pub.co.uk

The Otley Courthouse Arts and Resource Centre

Otley Courthouse is a unique development run by people in Otley, West Yorkshire. After an eight year development period a redundant nineteenth century magistrates court was transformed into a unique arts and resource centre for the community.

View details about the Court House on the website Otley Court House.org.uk