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The Forum, Northallerton offers locally based, good value for money, events, activities and facilities for the whole community

For all your hardware, software, retro games, accessories and games-related gifts look no further than CHIPS Northallerton. With more than 25 years in the video games industry, we offer great customer service, competitive pricing and top advice

Motoscope, for all your motoring needs. Routine service work, aircon repairs and servicing, 2wd & 4wd Rolling road, Latest Dianostic equipment, Engine - Axle and gearbox rebuilds.

In 1882, at the age of 14, a local farmers son, William Barker, started his apprenticeship with Oxendales, a small draper's shop in Northallerton. As William Barker's career progressed, the shop became known as Oxendale and Barker, and eventually Barkers as it is today; comprising the High Street Department Store, and more recently our edge of town Home Furnishing Store. Between the two stores employing around 250 people. The 40.000 sq.ft. Home Furnishing Store, which is one of the largest in the North of England, was purpose built on the edge of town in 1994. It houses a tastefully displayed choice of high quality upholstery, cabinet furniture, beds, bed linen, flooring, lighting, soft furnishings, pictures and mirrors, as well as our 65 seat first floor Terrace Cafe serving light meals throughout the day. The store has its own free car park, and is completely accessible for the disabled. Our Department Store, situated in the centre of the High Street, offers an incredible range of merchandise, including some of the worlds leading brands of fashion, lingerie, menswear, shoes, handbags, cosmetics, cards, luggage, gifts and homewares. On the first floor is our recently refurbished 200 seat restaurant with views over the Applegarth Park and an excellent menu specialising in home cooking. We have been regular Yorkshire in Bloom prize winners for the floral displays on the store front and in Barkers Arcade, an arcade of 12 speciality shops running the length of the store from the High Street to the 250 space car park at the rear. We recognise that today's world is about convenience and choice and it is with these values in mind that we have unveiled our new website offering a wide selection of our leading products and brands online so you can shop at Barkers night or day, seven days a week at your leisure from the comfort of your own home. Barkers is still a privately owned and run family business and the entire team, many of whom have been with us for most of their working lives, are dedicated to offering quality products, good value and the friendly service that is expected from a family company. Charles Barker (Managing Director)

Northallerton College Serving Everyone in the Local Community

Zumba® is the Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, calorie-burning, dance fitness-party™. Classes are £4.75, with multi-class deals available. Please reserve a spot before travelling - our classes fill up fast and sometimes venues change. Call or see the website.

All of our cakes are designed and made to the client’s individual requirements No two cakes are ever the same.

Northallerton's newest hair and beauty salon!! We are located on the High Street, Northallerton, above Cancer Research UK. From a dry trim to a full colour and restyle. We are trained in up to date styles and methods. We also stock a full range of products to suit each individual requirement. Our beautician offers a wide range of services and products to make you look and feel gorgeous! We have a friendly team of staff, who pride themselves on excellent customer service. Together with a relaxing environment we aim to provide a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Welcome to Brides & Belles a boutique specialising in both the hiring and sales of wedding gowns, bridesmaid, prom and special occasion wear. We now also stock Cameron Ross suits available for hire. Situated on Northallerton's High Street with ample free parking, our boutique is light and spacious. We provide a dedicated and personal service, tailored to the individual needs and requirements of our customers. Our vast and exclusive selection of wedding gowns, bridesmaids, prom and occasional dresses will suit both contemporary and classical tastes. We stock sizes 6-28, we also have a lovely selection of childrens bridesmaid dresses. We stock designer label garments which are available for both hire and sale. We do not compromise on quality or choice when guarenteeing excellent value for money. Feel free to browse at your convenience no appointment necessary, we also offer evening appointments. 01609 777399

Northallerton Town F.C. is an English football club based in Northallerton, North Yorkshire. They were established in 1895 and continue on to this day. They are currently playing in Northern League Division Two.HistoryIn 1982, they were among the founding members of the Northern League Division Two, they gained promotion to Division One by finishing second in 1989–90.They had huge success in the early 90s reaching the last 16 of the FA Trophy, finally losing to Farnborough Town; they also reached the 4th qualifying round of the FA Cup in 1992 and 1993, losing to Accrington Stanley and Witton Albion. Town also started to attract some undesirable support with crowd trouble at Accrington, Workington & Witton, however this was short lived, as was the club's success, going bust in 1994. The ground was sold of to a business man with no interest in football. Debts were cleared on liquidation; however the club then had to find rent on a monthly basis.The club changed their name to Northallerton F.C. 1994 in 1994, and were relegated back into Division Two in the 1994–95 season. They soon shot back up they secured the league championship during 1996–97 and were promoted back to Division One. They were relegated once more the following season though, and reverted their club name back to Northallerton Town in 1999.During the 2002–03 season, Town reached the 4th round of the FA Vase, before being knocked out 3–0 to Burgess Hill Town. For the 2005–06 season, they were runners-up in Northern League Division Two and were promoted.