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Jan 2023

The ice rink, carousel and ferris wheel that have become key features of Harrogate town centre over the last month are set to close.
Harrogate Borough Council introduced the attractions to attract local people and tourists to the area over the festive season.
The Christmas offering began on December 2 with the opening of Harrogate Christmas Fayre, which consisted of about 50 market stalls in town centre streets, along with the ice rink, carousel and 32-metre ferris wheel.
The fayre and the free candy cane express road train, which transported people around town, lasted 10 days.
Since then the festive feel has continued with the ice rink, carousel and other fairground rides at Crescent Gardens and the ferris wheel in the very centre of town alongside the war memorial.
The ferris wheel is due to make its last rotation at 5pm tonight. The attractions at Crescent Gardens will end tomorrow.
The council organised the activities in partnership with events company Market Place Europe, Harrogate Business Improvement District and Events By Cynosure.
Details of the costs and impact on the local economy have yet to be released.
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