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Welcome to Northallerton ....................................................................................5 History of Northallerton ................................................................................. 6 & 9 Shopping & Dining ..........................................................................................11-12 Things to see & do ..........................................................................................15-16 Town Map..........................................................................................................18-19 Walk, Cycle, Discover! .................................................................................... 21-22 Stay a while ..............................................................................................................24 Dog Friendly Northallerton.................................................................................26 Dining Quarter at The Treadmills .......................................................................28 Sports in & around Northallerton ......................................................................29 Clubs, Societies & Groups................................................................................... 31 Local Information & Contacts .............................................................................33 Advertisers Index ...................................................................................................34
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Welcome to Northallerton...
Whether you're a resident, a visitor spending the day here, or a holidaymaker exploring North Yorkshire, welcome to Northallerton. This friendly market town has plenty to offer, and this guide has been created to help you make the most of your time here.
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Inside these pages you'll find everything you need to discover the town and its surroundings. From fascinating local history and heritage to ideas for days out, walks and attractions, we've brought together a wide range of useful information in one convenient place. Whether you're looking for things to see and do, places of interest, shopping areas, community facilities or practical local services, you'll find plenty of helpful suggestions throughout the guide.
This guide also includes a map to help you get your bearings, along with a wide range of useful contacts and local information. Whether you need details for healthcare services, transport links, emergency contacts, community groups or local organisations, we've gathered the essentials. We hope this guide helps you discover somewhere new, learn a little more about Northallerton's rich past, and find everything you need during your stay. Keep it handy as you explore the town and surrounding area, and don't be afraid to venture off the beaten track. You never know what hidden gem you might find.
Northallerton has been at the heart of North Yorkshire life for centuries. Today it combines traditional market town charm with modern amenities, making it a popular destination for shoppers, food lovers, walkers and visitors exploring the wider region. With its bustling high street, welcoming atmosphere and excellent location, it's an ideal base from which to enjoy everything the area has to offer.
Enjoy your time in Northallerton, and welcome to one of North Yorkshire's most welcoming market towns.
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History of Northallerton...
Sitting in the heart of North Yorkshire, Northallerton is a bustling market town with a history stretching back well over a thousand years. Today, visitors know it for its wide High Street, traditional markets and welcoming atmosphere, but behind the modern shops and cafés lies a fascinating story of Vikings, medieval battles and centuries of trade.
Despite being heavily challenged, the English army emerged victorious, and the battle became one of the most significant military encounters in northern England during the medieval period.
The town's origins date back to AngloSaxon times. Its name is believed to come from "Aelfer tun", meaning the settlement or farmstead of a man called Aelfer. Over the centuries the name gradually evolved into Northallerton. The town's position on important north-south routes helped it grow into a significant local centre long before modern roads and railways arrived.
As the Middle Ages progressed, Northallerton developed as an important market town. Its broad High Street, which remains one of the town's defining features today, became a thriving centre of commerce. Farmers and traders from across the surrounding countryside travelled into town to buy and sell livestock, grain and goods. Markets became the lifeblood of the local economy and helped establish Northallerton as the principal town of the area.
One of the most dramatic events in Northallerton's history took place on 22nd August 1138. Just north of the town, on Cowton Moor, the famous Battle of the Standard was fought between an English army and invading Scottish forces led by King David I of Scotland. The battle occurred during the turbulent period known as The Anarchy, when rival claimants fought for the English throne. The English forces gathered beneath a mast carrying sacred banners, giving the battle its memorable name.
The town continued to prosper through the Tudor and Georgian periods. Coaching inns appeared along the Great North Road, one of the country's most important transport routes. Continued on page 9...
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Modern Northallerton successfully combines history with contemporary life. Independent shops sit alongside familiar high street names, while local events and markets help preserve the town's strong sense of community. Whether you're interested in medieval battles, market town heritage or simply enjoying a walk through a place with genuine Yorkshire character, Northallerton offers a fascinating glimpse into the story of northern England.
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Travellers heading between London and Edinburgh often stopped in Northallerton to rest, eat and change horses. These passing visitors brought trade and helped local businesses flourish. The town's strategic location ensured it remained busy and prosperous long before the age of the motor car.
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The arrival of the railway during the 19th century brought another chapter of growth. Improved transport links made it easier for people and goods to move across the country, strengthening Northallerton's role as a commercial and administrative centre. Around the same time, the town became increasingly important in local government, a role it continues to hold today as a key centre for North Yorkshire.
From its Anglo-Saxon beginnings to its role in one of England's most famous medieval battles, Northallerton's history is woven into every corner of the town. It's a place where the past remains very much alive, adding depth and character to this friendly Yorkshire market town.
Despite changing times, Northallerton has managed to retain much of its traditional character. The weekly markets continue to attract shoppers, while historic buildings and landmarks provide reminders of the town's long past. Walking along the High Street today, it's easy to imagine the generations of farmers, merchants, travellers and townsfolk who have passed through over the centuries.
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Shopping & Dining in Northallerton...
One of the joys of visiting Northallerton is spending time exploring its vibrant High Street. Stretching for almost half a mile through the town centre, it remains one of North Yorkshire’s most attractive and welcoming shopping destinations. While you’ll find some familiar national names, it’s the town’s independent businesses that give Northallerton its character and charm!
Independent businesses bring far more to a town than simply goods and services. They create jobs, support local suppliers and help keep money circulating within the local economy. Every purchase made in a local shop helps sustain the livelihoods of people who live and work in the area. In turn, that helps maintain a thriving town centre that benefits residents, visitors and other businesses alike.
Shopping here feels refreshingly different from a trip to a large retail park or city centre. Independent retailers bring personality, expertise and individuality to the High Street, creating a unique experience that’s hard to replicate. Strolling through town, you’ll discover a wide variety of specialist shops offering everything from fashion and home furnishings to gifts, food, books and crafts.
Independent retailers offer exceptional service, with staff delivering deep product knowledge, tailored advice, and genuine customer care. Whether you’re searching for a specific item or simply browsing, that personal touch makes shopping in Northallerton a pleasure.
One of the strengths of Northallerton is that many local businesses have built strong reputations over generations. In fact, some family-run enterprises have been serving customers for more than a century, becoming an important part of the town’s history and identity. Their longevity is a testament not only to the quality of their products and service but also to the loyalty of local customers who continue to support them year after year.
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Of course, all that shopping can work up an appetite, and Northallerton certainly doesn’t disappoint when it comes to food and drink! The town’s developed a reputation as a popular destination for eating out, with a wide range of cafés, restaurants and eateries serving everything from quick snacks to leisurely meals.
Northallerton’s long-standing market tradition and independent shops, cafés, and restaurants keep the High Street lively and distinct. Market days draw visitors from across the region, while local businesses encourage people to linger and explore, preserving the town’s character and reputation as a thriving market town.
One of the delights of Northallerton’s dining scene is its variety. Visitors can enjoy traditional Yorkshire favourites alongside world-famous tea and cake, as well as contemporary menus influenced by cuisines from around the world. Whether you’re meeting friends for coffee, enjoying a family lunch or treating yourself to an evening meal, there are plenty of welcoming places to choose from!
In an age when online shopping and large retail chains dominate so much of our spending, supporting independent businesses has never been more important. Every coffee purchased, every meal enjoyed and every item bought from a local trader helps ensure that Northallerton remains a vibrant and prosperous town centre for future generations.
Sourcing fresh ingredients from North Yorkshire’s rich agricultural countryside, Northallerton’s local food businesses take pride in quality. Seasonal menus and a commitment to local produce make eating out in town a genuine pleasure.
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, exploring Northallerton’s independent businesses offers a personalised shopping and dining experience while supporting the people who give this North Yorkshire town its unique charm!
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Things to see & do in Northallerton...
From vibrant high street shopping to ancient heritage and picturesque countryside escapes, here is your ultimate guide to exploring Northallerton and its surrounding gems. Shopping & High Street Experience • Barkers: An iconic centrepiece of Northallerton’s High Street, Barkers has been delivering an exceptional department store experience for over 140 years. Spanning high-end fashion, beauty, homeware, and delicious local dining at its on-site bistro and cafés, Barkers offers a classic markettown shopping experience with a contemporary twist. barkers.co.uk Culture, Performance & Live Events • The Forum: Located in the heart of the town, The Forum serves as Northallerton’s premier hub for arts, entertainment, and community activities. From film screenings and live theatre productions to stand-up comedy and music concerts, there’s always something on the calendar for all ages! forumnorthallerton.org.uk • Darlington Hippodrome: Just a half an hour drive up the road, the historic Darlington Hippodrome brings West End-calibre touring theatre, musicals, opera, ballet, and family pantomimes to the region. Beautifully restored to showcase its original Edwardian architecture alongside modern audience amenities, it’s an ideal choice for an evening out. darlingtonhippodrome.co.uk
Heritage & Sacred Spaces • Northallerton Church (All Saints): Standing tall at the head of the town, Northallerton Church is a beautiful grade I listed historic building with roots stretching back to Anglo-Saxon times. Visitors can explore its medieval architecture, reflect in its tranquil sanctuary, or participate in its active community events and regular services. northallerton.church Continued overleaf...
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• Mount Grace Priory, House & Gardens: Set against the backdrop of the North York Moors, Mount Grace Priory is the best-preserved Carthusian priory in England. Managed by English Heritage, this tranquil site allows visitors to wander through medieval ruins, explore a reconstructed monk’s cell, stroll through Arts and Crafts style gardens, and spot local wildlife. english-heritage.org.uk/ visit/places/mount-grace-priory
• Crazy Kingdom: A fantastic indoor destination for families, Crazy Kingdom offers a multi-level soft play adventure for children up to age 12. Featuring multi-lane slides, dedicated toddler and baby zones, a sports area, and an onsite café, it’s a vibrant spot to keep little ones entertained come rain or shine. crazykingdom.co.uk
Leisure, Active Life & Nature • Northallerton Leisure & Wellbeing Hub: For sports enthusiasts and families, the state-of-the-art leisure and wellbeing hub provides top-tier active lifestyle facilities. Equipped with a modern gym, swimming pool, sauna, sports hall, and fitness studios, it offers activities tailored to every fitness level. northyorks.gov.uk/ active-north-yorkshire
• Wensleydale Heritage Railway: Step back in time at this charming heritage line running through the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Travelling through picturesque countryside and traditional market towns, the railway offers a relaxing journey aboard restored trains. Special events, themed services and family-friendly activities make it a popular attraction for visitors of all ages. wensleydale-railway.co.uk
• Kiplin Hall: Just a short drive from Northallerton, Kiplin Hall offers a fascinating glimpse into Yorkshire’s history. This beautifully preserved Jacobean house is surrounded by attractive gardens, lakes and woodland walks, making it an ideal destination for a leisurely day out. Visitors can explore elegant interiors, family-friendly trails and events throughout the year. kiplinhall.co.uk
Whether you’re looking for a relaxed day of boutique shopping, a dose of local history, or an evening of live entertainment, Northallerton and the surrounding area have something special for everyone!
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Positioned between the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales, Northallerton is the ultimate base camp for outdoor adventures, offering scenic walks, cycle routes, and historic trails for every pace!
Walk, Cycle, Discover...
On Foot & By Bike: Cycle Paths & Trails
Popular Walking Routes • Bullamoor & Castle Hills Circular: (Easy, 3.5 miles/5.6 km) A local favourite starting directly from Northallerton town centre. Follow quiet footpaths past the site of Castle Hills, crossing gentle farmland out toward Bullamoor for sweeping views across the Vale of Mowbray.
• Northallerton to Bedale Quiet Way (Road/gravel, 9 miles/14.5 km) Spin through quiet countryside lanes and picturesque stone-built villages like Ainderby Steeple and Thrintoft. Perfect for road cyclists or e-bikes looking for flat terrain and village pub stops.
• Cod Beck Reservoir Loop: (Easy/family friendly, 1.5 miles/2.4 km) Located just 15 minutes north-east near Osmotherley, this flat, wide circuit wraps around tranquil waters bordered by lush pine woodland. Ideal for pushchairs, leisurely afternoon walks, and birdwatching.
• Swainby & Cleveland Hills Loop (Road/ challenge, 18 miles/29 km) Head northeast toward the edge of the North York Moors. This route takes riders through Swainby village before offering rewarding climbs up Scarth Nick, complete with exhilarating downhills!
• The Cleveland Way at Osmotherley: (Moderate, 5.5 miles/8.8 km) Pick up the iconic National Trail on the ridge above town. Walk through heather-clad moorland and woodland tracks, taking in panoramic vistas extending across North Yorkshire.
• Gravel & Trail Riding: Off-road cyclists can access the network of bridleways surrounding the hamlets of Yafforth, Danby Wiske, and Romanby, offering traffic-free tracks through classic Yorkshire farmland. Continued overleaf...
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Ruins of Mount Grace Priory
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Local Places to Discover: Hidden Gems & Historic Landmarks • Mount Grace Priory & Gardens (6 miles north-east): Set at the foot of the Cleveland Hills, this site houses the bestpreserved Carthusian monastery ruins in England. Explore reconstructed monk cells, medieval gardens, and an Arts & Crafts manor house.
Trail Safety & Etiquette • Follow the Countryside Code: Respect livestock, close all farm gates behind you, and keep dogs under control on lead near cattle or nesting wildlife.
• Applegarth Riverside Strolls: Situated right behind Northallerton High Street, the Applegarth parklands lead to peaceful field paths along the Sun Beck, an easy way to swap town shopping for open greenery in under five minutes.
• Gear Up: Yorkshire weather changes quickly! Always pack a waterproof jacket, wear sturdy footwear, and carry a map or charged GPS device for longer moorland routes.
• The Vale of Mowbray Farmlands: The flat terrain surrounding Northallerton is crisscrossed by rights of way linking historic parish churches, traditional tea rooms, and welcoming country pubs.
Lace up your boots, pump up your tires, and let your next North Yorkshire adventure begin right outside your front door!
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Ready to immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquillity of Northallerton? Discover our curated selection of accommodations, each promising a comfortable and memorable stay. Stay a while... and let the journey unfold!
Mirrored Cabin, Northallerton
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Blackhills Barn, Crosby
Escape to luxury just 3-miles from Northallerton. Nestled in a lush green haven with roaming sheep, this mirror pod features floorto-ceiling windows, an open-plan living area, and ensuite. Sleeps 2 in one king-sized bed. Outside, unwind in your private hot tub, fire up the pizza oven, and take in panoramic countryside views!
Located just 7 miles outside of Northallerton, on the edge of the North York Moors, The Nest is a peaceful cabin hideaway that sleeps 2. Featuring warm wooden interiors, an ensuite shower room, and micro kitchen, it’s a serene retreat. Enjoy direct access to the Cleveland Way, plus a private garden with a cosy fire pit.
Located right in Northallerton, Heathcliff Lodge is a charming ground-floor retreat sleeping 4 across 2 bedrooms. Enjoy an open-plan living area, full kitchen, and a spacious balcony with a hot tub. Perfect for families, guests also have access to a shared games room, private parking, and a cosy garden.
Set in a former Georgian police station on the bustling High Street, The Northallerton Inn offers cosy, dog-friendly rooms, free parking, and accessible options. Enjoy homemade Yorkshire dishes served all day in the relaxed bar and restaurant. It’s the perfect characterful base for exploring or relaxing on business.
Porch House is a beautiful Elizabethan townhouse on the High Street. Built in 1584, Northallerton’s oldest private dwelling offers luxurious en-suite rooms, rich royal history, parking, and tasty breakfasts made with local produce. Enjoy timeless elegance and charm within walking distance of shops, pubs, and the station.
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Located just 1.5 miles from Northallerton, Blackhills Barn is a luxurious, dog-friendly retreat for 8. This striking 2024 build boasts breathtaking views, an open-plan living area with a wood burner, and a private hot tub. Enjoy sunny afternoons on the first-floor balcony and starry nights in the enclosed garden.
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Dog friendly Northallerton...
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Northallerton offers fantastic walks for dog owners, from gentle strolls to longer adventures. Here are two local favourites worth exploring...
The routes vary in length, making it easy to choose a walk that suits both you and your dog. On clear days, the panoramic views are well worth the effort, and the mixture of landscapes helps keep things interesting throughout the walk.
Cod Beck Reservoir Just a few miles east of Northallerton, Cod Beck Reservoir is a popular destination for walkers, cyclists and dog owners alike. The circular route around the reservoir offers a peaceful walk through woodland and open countryside, with lovely views across the water. Depending on the route you choose, the walk can be anything from a leisurely hour to a more energetic outing.
Hopefully you won’t need them, but the local veterinary practices are: Bishopton Vets Gaskell Close, Standard Way, Northallerton DL6 2YE 01609 622009 northallerton@bishoptonvets.co.uk Medivet 17 East Road, Northallerton DL6 1NP 01609 772036 northallerton.east.rd@medivet.co.uk
Dogs will love the variety of scents and sights along the way, and there are plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the scenery. It's a particularly beautiful spot in autumn when the surrounding trees are full of colour.
Guidance for Dog Walkers • Adhere to local restrictions to protect wildlife and livestock.
Mount Grace Priory & Hambleton Hills
• Keep your dog under control and use a lead when requested.
For those looking for something a little more adventurous, the trails around Mount Grace Priory provide access to some wonderful countryside at the edge of the Hambleton Hills. Starting near the historic priory, walkers can follow footpaths through woodland and open fields before climbing towards higher ground with fantastic views across North Yorkshire.
• Always bag and bin waste. • Have fresh water for your dogs on longer walks or in warm weather. Whether visiting for the weekend or living locally, Northallerton offers beautiful countryside walks and excellent nearby vets - making it an ideal, dog-friendly destination.
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New Dining Quarter at The Treadmills...
In recent years, The Treadmills has transformed one of Northallerton’s most historic sites into a vibrant destination for food, drink and entertainment. Combining modern venues with a nod to the area’s heritage, this exciting development has quickly become a favourite meeting place for both residents and visitors, offering something for every taste and occasion.
exciting range of international flavours, from contemporary Asian-inspired dishes and freshly prepared small plates to authentic Mediterranean cuisine served in relaxed surroundings. Stylish venues throughout the development provide the perfect setting for everything from casual lunches and family gatherings to special celebrations and evenings out with friends.
At the heart of the development is the Everyman Cinema, bringing a touch of luxury to the traditional cinema experience. With comfortable sofa-style seating, great food and drinks delivered straight to your seat, and a carefully selected programme of films, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the latest blockbuster, independent feature or family favourite.
Whether you're looking for a leisurely meal, drinks in a relaxed atmosphere or a memorable dining experience, the choice on offer caters to a wide range of tastes and occasions. Together, these eateries have established the area as one of Northallerton's most popular destinations for food and socialising, adding to the vibrant appeal of The Treadmills as a place to meet, relax and enjoy time together.
Outside the cinema stands the striking Ballad of Sophia statue, an eye-catching piece of public art that celebrates the character and history of the site. The sculpture provides a popular focal point within the development and offers a great photo opportunity for visitors exploring the area.
Together, these venues have helped create a lively new social hub in Northallerton. Whether you’re looking for a great meal, a night at the cinema, drinks with friends or simply a chance to experience a different side of the town, The Treadmills is well worth a visit. It’s a development that perfectly combines Northallerton’s heritage with its exciting future, adding a fresh dimension to the town’s growing appeal.
Food lovers are spoilt for choice, with a collection of high-quality restaurants helping to create a varied and welcoming dining scene. Visitors can enjoy an
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Sports in & around Northallerton...
Whether you’re looking to stay active, try a new sport, or get involved with a supportive local team, Northallerton and its surrounding area offer a vibrant range of sports clubs for all ages and ability levels. Bedale Golf Club Leyburn Road, Bedale DL8 1EZ 01677 422451 • bedalegolfclub.com
Northallerton Rugby Club Brompton Lodge, Northallerton Rd, Brompton, Northallerton, DL6 2PZ 01609 773496 northallertonrugbyclub.co.uk
Hambleton Athletics & Running Club harc.uk
Northallerton Squash & Racketball Club Brompton Lodge, Northallerton Rd, Brompton, Northallerton, DL6 2PZ northallerton.mycourts.co.uk
JS Karate Academy 17 Whitcliffe Grove, Ripon, HG4 2JW 07870 409846 • jskarateacademy.co.uk Northallerton & District Angling Club northallertonac.wixsite.com/nadac-1
Northallerton Tennis Club Farndale Ave, Northallerton, DL7 8SN 01609 777277 • clubspark.lta.org.uk/ NorthallertonTennisClub
Northallerton Amateur Swimming Club Hambleton Leisure Centre, Stone Cross, Northallerton, DL6 2UZ 07427 789610 • nasc.co.uk
Northallerton Town Cricket Club Farndale Ave, Northallerton, DL7 8SN
Northallerton Bowling Club Fir Lodge, 82 S Parade, Northallerton, DL7 8SJ 01609 772576 • northallertonbowls.co.uk
Northallerton Town FC Calvert Stadium, Ainderby Rd, Northallerton, DL7 8HA 07976 851909 • northallertontownfc.com
Northallerton Equestrian Centre Myers Lane, Yafforth, Northallerton, DL7 0PQ • 07974 260129 northallertonequestriancentre.co.uk
One More Gymnastics 1 Binks Close, Standard Way, Northallerton, DL6 2YB onemoregymnastics.sumupstore.com
Northallerton Hockey Club Gravel Hole Ln, Sowerby, Thirsk, YO7 1RZ northallertonhockeyclub.com
Romanby Golf & Country Club Yafforth Rd, Northallerton, DL7 0PE 01609 778855 • romanby.com
Northallerton Juniors FC Ainderby Rd, Northallerton, DL7 8HA 07730 517819 • ntjfc.co.uk
Thirsk & Northallerton Golf Club Northallerton Rd, Thornton-le-Street, Thirsk, YO7 4AB 01845 525115 • tngc.co.uk
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Clubs, Societies & Groups in Northallerton...
Explore vibrant local clubs, societies, and groups in Northallerton. AJ Theatrical Productions ajtheatricalproductions.com North Yorkshire Chorus northyorkshirechorus.org.uk
Northallerton Ramblers 020 3961 3300 northallertonramblers.org.uk
North Yorkshire Music Service County Hall, Northallerton, DL7 8AE 0300 131 2131 northyorkshiremusicservice.co.uk
Northallerton Rotary Club northallertonrotary.org.uk
Northallerton Auto Club 07977 565559 northallertonautoclub.co.uk
Northallerton Scout & Guide Group scoutsandguides.co.uk Northallerton Silver Band The Bandroom, Romanby Rd, Northallerton, DL7 8NG 07709 452276 • northallerton.band
Northallerton Camera Club 01609 775531 northallertoncameraclub.com Northallerton & District Local History Society 07786 410840 • northyorkshistory.co.uk
Northallerton U3A northallerton.u3asite.uk
Northallerton Men’s Shed Northallerton Auction Mart, DL7 8LZ 07773 863163 • northallertonshed.org.uk
The Arts Society The Golden Lion, 114 High St, DL7 8PP 07930 558752 theartssociety.org/hambleton
Northallerton Musical Theatre Company The Forum, Northallerton, DL6 1LP northallertonmusical theatrecompany.org.uk
The Living Rooms 5 & 5A Garthway Arcade, Northallerton, DL7 8NS 07579 821974 • thelivingrooms.org.uk Yorkshire Wildlife Trust 1 St. George’s Place, York, YO24 1GN 01904 659570 ywt.org.uk
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Northallerton WI 020 7371 9300 • thewi.org.uk
Northallerton Flower Club 07815 727512 • psec.ndfc@gmail.com northallertonflowerclub.org.uk
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Local Information & Contacts...
Your quick reference guide to the essential contacts, local services, and support networks serving the Northallerton community. Citizens Advice 277 High St, Northallerton, DL7 8DW 0808 278 7900 • cany.org.uk
North Yorkshire Council (Northallerton Office) Campus@Northallerton, East Rd, Northallerton, DL6 1AU 0300 131 2131 • northyorks.gov.uk
Friarage Hospital The Friarage, Northallerton, DL6 1JG 01609 779911 southtees.nhs.uk/hospitals/friarage
North Yorkshire Police 101 (non-emergency) northyorkshire.police.uk
Hambleton Community Action 159-160 High St, Northallerton, DL7 8JZ 01609 780458 hambletoncommunityaction.org
Northallerton Library 1 Thirsk Rd, Northallerton, DL6 1PT 01609 533832
Hambleton Foodshare The Old Registry Office, Racecourse Ln, Northallerton, DL7 8AD 07514 244158 hambletonfoodshare.org.uk
Northallerton Station (NTR) Boroughbridge Rd, Northallerton, DL7 8AN 0345 600 1671 • tpexpress.co.uk
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Mayford House Surgery Boroughbridge Rd, Northallerton, DL7 8AW 01609 772105 • mayfordhouse.co.uk
Northallerton Tourist Information Centre Applegarth Car Park, DL7 8LZ 01609 776864 visitnorthallerton.blogspot.com
Mowbray House Surgery Malpas Rd, Northallerton, DL7 8FW 01609 760002 mowbraygroupsurgeries.nhs.uk
Northallerton Town Council High St, Northallerton, DL7 8QR 01609 776718 northallertontowncouncil.gov.uk
MP for Northallerton (Rishi Sunak) Unit 1, Omega Business Village, Northallerton, DL6 2NJ 01609 765330 • rishisunak.com Racecourse Lane
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Aysgarth School....................................... 20 Betty’s Cafe Tea Rooms...........................13 Carvers Property......................................25 Clark Willis Solicitors.................................. 8 Colin Hutson Accounting.......................32 Mind in Hambleton & Richmondshire..........................................23
Community News............................27 & 35 Countrywide Publications......................17
Northallerton Osteopaths at Hale House............................................23
Darlington Hippodrome....................... 14 Friends of the Friarage............................32
Northallerton Tourist Information Centre .................................. 4
Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park...........................................17
Outdoor Explorers Yorkshire..................23
Howdens.................................................. 30 John Prest Letting & Sales.......................13
Queen Ethelburga's Collegiate................... .............................................36 (back cover)
Katch.............................................................7
Spring House Farm Shop....................... 10
Kingpin Bowl...............................................7
The Golden Lion Hotel.............................7
Kiplin Hall & Gardens............................. 10
Thirsk Birds of Prey Centre......................17
Micropress Printers................................. 14
World of James Herriot............................2
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