History on display at iconic Leeds cinema
By Alex Smith
HYDE PARK Picture House celebrated its 103rd birthday in style as guests packed in to experience a display of Leeds history.Read More »History on display at iconic Leeds cinema
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Residents concerned over plans for pub in Yeadon
By Luke Hudson
LOCAL RESIDENTS and businesses are concerned over news of a proposed pub in the premises of a former newsagents in Yeadon near Leeds.Read More »Residents concerned over plans for pub in Yeadon
BAFTA Award winning director of ‘Leeds United!’ returns to city for International Film Festival
By Ian Molyneaux
BAFTA-WINNING director Roy Battersby will be guest of honour when he attends the Leeds International Film Festival’s screening of his 1970s film Leeds United! tonight.
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Top business leaders experience night of poverty and homelessness by sleeping rough in Leeds
By Sumayyah Bhatti
SOME OF the highest-paid business leaders in Leeds slept rough in sleeping bags at Headingley Stadium to raise awareness for homeless charities on Monday.Read More »Top business leaders experience night of poverty and homelessness by sleeping rough in Leeds
Leeds hosts ground-breaking event to tackle air pollution
By Roseann Hughes
THE PEOPLE of Leeds need to take action to change their city’s ranking as the third worst in the UK for pollution, according to climate change experts. Read More »Leeds hosts ground-breaking event to tackle air pollution
Ivory seizures hit record level as UK prepares to strengthen trade laws to help dwindling elephant population
By Polly Robinson
A RECORD 40 tonnes of trafficked ivory was recovered last year, according to a new report released as the UK prepares to introduce tougher rules to protect elephants.Read More »Ivory seizures hit record level as UK prepares to strengthen trade laws to help dwindling elephant population
Cat’s got the cream as new Kitty Café comes to Leeds
By Clea Kanning
A NEW Kitty Café is coming to Leeds this winter and it is on the hunt for cat-loving employees to take on the role of animal carer and food server.Read More »Cat’s got the cream as new Kitty Café comes to Leeds
Leeds kicks off Bonfire Night celebrations with a bang
By Robert Mooney
THOUSANDS OF people are expected to attend bonfires and firework displays across Leeds this weekend.Read More »Leeds kicks off Bonfire Night celebrations with a bang
Horsforth cricket club bids for thousands of pounds to fund better facilities
By Simon Crowe
A CRICKET club in Horsforth is bidding to secure thousands of pounds of funding to improve its toilets, changing and showering facilities.
The Hall Park club has launched a project on the Aviva Community Fund website with the aim of securing between £10,000 and £25,000.Read More »Horsforth cricket club bids for thousands of pounds to fund better facilities
Weaponised fish custard and the Brontë legacy: The NaNoWriMo novelling phenomenon taking over Yorkshire
By Tania Jacquier
HUNDREDS OF people in Yorkshire are preparing to put their lives on hold for a month as they tackle a marathon 50,000 word novel-writing challenge.Read More »Weaponised fish custard and the Brontë legacy: The NaNoWriMo novelling phenomenon taking over Yorkshire