Rachel Russell is a journalist at BBC News. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, crime and justice, health and wellness, as well as construction and real estate, with a particular focus on Europe and the United Kingdom. Rachel's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Daily Express, Daily Star, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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By: Emily Johnson, Rachel Russell
The Harrogate Convention Centre, in King's Road, could see its Studio Two get bigger breakout rooms.
People will be offered therapy and professional support as counselling service expands to town.
Dealer Alexander Payne is sentenced over his links to the drugs which killed Joshua Reeson.
School pupils from Valencia are writing letters to people using mental health services in Selby.
School pupils from Valencia are writing letters to people using mental health services in Selby.
Hundreds of properties in towns and villages around North Yorkshire were flooded earlier this month.
Pupils select names for five of the council's gritters as part of a Bradford-wide project.
The scheme will create safer routes for people to walk and cycle, the council says.
The A646 between Hebden Bridge and Todmorden has been closed since 16 December due to sewer repairs.
By: Rachel Russell, Naj Modak
Strictly finalist Tasha Ghouri returns home to Thirsk to sign copies of her new book.
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