Hospitality firms across Leeds are experiencing mass cancellations following new Covid restrictions announced on Wednesday, December 8. After a difficult year, many establishments were hoping… Read More »Leeds hospitality workers “deflated” following announcement of new Covid restrictions
By Joshua Hall Crimple food hall in Harrogate has opened up to the public after a £4 million pound renovation. The new changes have added… Read More »Harrogate food hall opens after multimillion-pound revamp with emphasis on local produce and sustainability
Market stall holders have expressed confusion over what Leeds City Council will change in the market under its current five-year plan. According to the council,… Read More »Concerns over future redevelopment scheme from traders at Leeds Kirkgate Market
A Leeds cafe that re-uses waste food from supermarkets has remained open to the public even in lockdown – as a food bank. Rainbow Junktion… Read More »Leeds waste cafe Rainbow Junktion opens its doors as a food bank during Coronavirus
By Tom Clayton It may be doom and gloom for pubs across the UK – but one West Yorkshire town is bucking the trend. Guiseley’s… Read More »Guiseley pubs and restaurants benefit from picky revellers
By Polly Robinson
ONE OF the UK’s biggest vegan festivals returns to Leeds this weekend.
Leeds WinterFest takes place on November 26 in Leeds Town Hall and will celebrate all aspects of vegan life alongside World Vegan Month.Read More »Leeds WinterFest returns for World Vegan Month
By Charlie Wainwright
LEEDS’ FIRST ever week-long indie International Festival will be held this April – featuring chart-topping musicians Rag ‘n’ Bone Man and the White Lies. Read More »New indie festival of music, film and tech to launch in Leeds this April
By Abi Bates
THE CONTINUING shortage of imported vegetables has sparked a debate about Britain’s shopping habits.Read More »British veg crisis results in calls for communities to support local produce
By Caroline Grandjean
The population of French people in Leeds is growing year on year, with an estimated 30-35,000 settlers currently in the city.
The French consulate advises that this number is likely to rise over the next few years.
by Caroline Grandjean
Home-grown Yorkshire produce will be celebrated this month when a two-day food and drink festival is held in Hall Park, Horsforth.Read More »Horsforth to host Food & Drink Festival