White Rose Awards Finalist 2016 – Pavilions of Harrogate

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Pavilions of Harrogate has been shortlisted in the “Business Tourism” category of the prestigious White Rose Awards 2016.

The White Rose Awards recognise and reward the very best of the industry throughout Yorkshire and the Business Tourism category specifically acknowledges the huge importance of the meetings, conferences and exhibitions sector of the tourism industry.

Heather Parry, Managing Director said “we are thrilled and honoured to be shortlisted in the 2016 White Rose Awards. The team at Pavilions of Harrogate work hard to ensure that both excellent customer service and keeping things as uncomplicated as possible is at the heart of all we do”.

Pavilions of Harrogate is part of the commercial branch of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society which recently celebrated the opening of the new Hall 1 at the sister property, (the) Yorkshire Event Centre

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1 July 2016

Media contact: Fiona Stilborn on 01423 544544 or visit the website www.pavilionsofharrogate.co.uk

EDITORS’ NOTES

The Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, N. Yorkshire

The Yorkshire Agricultural Society was established in 1837 with the primary purpose of holding an agricultural show and for the furtherance and support of farming in the region. This ethos continues today, through its flagship events, the Great Yorkshire Show (Tues 12 – Thurs 14 July 2016) and Countryside Live, (Sat 22 and Sun 23 October 2016). 

Year round it has an active programme of events and activities supporting the farming and rural communities, particularly in the North of England. These include its Future Farmers of Yorkshire group, the Farmer-Scientist Network, the Yorkshire Rural Support Network and an extensive range of education activities aimed at increasing young people’s knowledge of the important role British farmers play in producing our food and managing the landscape.

In 2009, the Yorkshire Agricultural Society established Fodder, the award-winning regional food shop and café and the Society’s commercial activities are carried out through the Yorkshire Event Centre and Pavilions of Harrogate which run a broad range of events from the Great Yorkshire Showground. For more information see www.yas.co.uk

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