Yorkshire

20 years since his death Billy Bremner’s legacy remains as strong as ever

A DISPLAY of Christmas wishes in a Leeds shopping centre could end up helping the struggling bee population.Read More »Special Christmas tree of wishes in Leeds could help boost bee population

By Katie Hasledine

WHEN PEOPLE think about winning the lottery, yachts, expensive cars and holiday homes usually come to mind.

By Georgi Cox

DOCTORS have said that this year’s winter flu virus could be “one of the worst of the decade” after Australia’s recent epidemic.Read More »Warning that flu virus could be be one of worst this decade

By Simon Crowe

THE PEOPLE of Yorkshire could soon see their own county playing on the international stage.Read More »Yorkshire’s dreams of playing in football World Cup nearing fruition

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 Katie Haseldine

Commuters on a new ‘talking’ bus service in West Yorkshire are confused over the choice of accent which describes the route.Read More »Commuters in Keighley confused over choice of Barnsley accent for bus announcements

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

By Katie Haseldine

CRITICALLY ACLAIMED DJ Format will play in York next week, alongside MC Abdominal.

The Southampton-born hip-hop DJ will be touring for his fifth album, Still Hungry, and stopping off at the Fibbers in York for his only Yorkshire gig this year.Read More »DJ Format and MC Abdominal to play York next week

By Jorgie McHale-Ramsell

UNPAID INTERNSHIPS have been compared to modern slavery in a debate in the House of Lords this morning.

Lord Mitchell told the chamber: “Unpaid interns are slaves – it’s our duty to stop it.”Read More »Unpaid internships branded slave labour as Lords debate a ban