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BOROUGH bosses have rejected repeated calls for the sale of Ripon Spa Baths to be halted while work on the city’s regeneration masterplan is underway. The historic baths was put on the market by Harrogate Borough Council in February in a move which sparked concerns that it could lose its community use if snapped up by a private developer. Groups including Ripon City Council, Ripon Civic Society and Ripon Together have since made calls for the sale not to be rushed through, but borough bosses have now made their intentions clearer than ever. “We have no plans to withdraw the sale o...

HARROGATE BOROUGH COUNCIL has put the historic Ripon Spa Baths up for sale with an undisclosed price tag. The Grade II-listed baths was the last of its kind to open in England and has been put on the market as it will no longer be needed by the council when a refurbishment of Ripon Leisure Centre is completed later this year. Property agents Sanderson Weatherall have been commissioned to sell the 116-year-old building and the council it said could have a number of future uses. In a marketing document, the council said: “Subject to planning permission and listed building consent, ...

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THE historic Ripon Spa Baths is to be put up for sale for a second time by Harrogate Borough Council. The council has announced the baths – which was the last of its kind to be opened in England – will go on the market for an undisclosed sum “in the coming months”. It has sparked concerns amongst city councillors who say they want to see the 116-year-old Grade II listed building kept in use as a community facility and not converted into housing by developers. Councillor Andrew Williams, leader of Ripon City Council, said: “The site has been a community facility since 190...