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Hebden Bridge Round Table staging free day out for over-80s
Hebden Bridge Round Table is once again hosting a special day out for local residents aged 80 and over. Last year the group successfully organised a free afternoon meal and trip out to The Millstones, with around 45 people boarding the coach, and...
Search for family after Brighouse man, 65, dies
Police are searching for family members of a man from Brighouse after his death. Michael Umpleby, 65, of Clifton Common, died on April 16. Coroners officers are now trying to trace relatives of Mr Umpleby. Anyone with any information about his...
TRAVEL REVIEW: Fun for everyone at Butlins Skegness
The school holidays are ideal for making family memories - and you can’t go wrong with an action-packed short break at Butlins in Skegness. I spent four days there over the Easter holidays with my husband and our five-year-old daughter Lucy. It’s hard...
Leeds Industrial Museum exhibits new material masterpieces inspired by the city’s industrial heritage
Leeds Industrial Museum have just unveiled a new exhibition named ‘Wool Stories: The Felted Mill’, which features an eye-catching collection of textile creations inspired by and paying tribute to the city’s industrial heritage. Housed in a mill built...
10 of the best real ale pubs in Yorkshire
Going to the pub is one of the nation’s favourite pastimes, but for some it has to be real ale all the way. With many pubs now serving real ale, or some purely specialising in it, there’s plenty of places to go for those who enjoy this particular...
10 of the best steakhouses in Yorkshire
For those who eat meat, a steak is usually up there on the list of favourite meat dishes, especially when choosing what to eat whilst out at a restaurant. Steakhouses offer the perfect place to curb your steak cravings and choose the type of steak you...
10 of the best places for a picnic in Leeds
The weather is now getting warmer, which means more and more people will be eager to venture outside and soak up the sunshine, a welcome change from the dreary weather of the past few months. With the warmer weather comes more opportunities to take...
The Vaisakhi Parade returns to Leeds this April celebrating the Sikh creation of the Khalsa
On April 21, the highly attended annual Vaisakhi Parade, which has become a regular highlight of Leeds’s cultural calendar, will travel through the streets of Chapeltown before landing at Millennium Square in the heart of Leeds City Centre. As Ghagan...
Take your pooch on this dog-friendly pub crawl around Leeds
If you want to combine walking your dog with having a pint or three, taking your dog on a walking pub crawl of Leeds is a great way to go about it. There are an array of pubs in Leeds which welcome pooches, so if you follow this route you have...
Todmorden teenager appears in court charged with Blackpool car assault
A teenager from Todmorden has appeared in court after three women were injured when hit by a car in Blackpool on Saturday night. Jake Hartley, 19, stood in the dock at Blackpool Magistrates' Court for a brief two-minute appearance, charged with nine...
Mobile speed camera locations in Calderdale
Mobile speed cameras will be in the following locations around Calderdale starting Monday 16 April. Boothtown Road Between Woodside Road & Ploughcroft Lane Bradford Road, Northowram Between Park View Avenue & Victoria Drive Burnley Road,...
M62 motorway: 40 minute delays near Leeds after crash
Motorists are facing long delays after a crash on the M62 near Leeds. There are delays of up to 40 minutes on the eastbound carriageway, close to junction 25 at Brighouse, according to Traffic England's website. The disruption is being caused...
9 of the most unique and unusual places to stay in Yorkshire
From cosy cabins to sprawling castle estates, these unique locations around Yorkshire promise an unforgettable stay that is anything but ordinary. The Windmill This 18th century grade II listed windmill in Scarborough houses two comfortable suites...
The RNLI: Why we should be thankful for the lifeboat charity that saves lives at sea
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is the largest charity that saves lives at sea, doing so not only around the coasts of the UK, but the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, alongside some inland waterways. The...
Village play area gets £30,000 fund boost for improvements
Young people in Luddenden will soon be able to enjoy an improved play area in the village, thanks to Suez Communities Trust funding. Calderdale Council will receive over £30,000 from the trust, which will be used to make improvements to the play area...
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