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Developer and Asset Manager, MEPC, is encouraging the Leeds community to get creative during these difficult times with their newest virtual activity - Leeds in Colour competition. Whether you prefer to paint, use colouring pencils, chalks or felt tip pens, you can let your imagination run wild, colouring in scenes

For many, the opportunity to spend more time in the garden recently has been a rewarding experience. As garden centres prepare to re-open, we have invited avid gardener Anj Handa, Founder of Inspiring women changemakers and one of Grant Thornton's "100 Faces of a vibrant Economy"

During lockdown, we have had the pleasure to connect with experts in fashion, health and beauty from across the Yorkshire region, including award-winning Sonia Schofield, MUA. Sonia runs her own business as a freelance hair and make-up artist, working in Yorkshire but also on Destination weddings abroad. She is the

The Piece Hall’s Nicky Chance-Thompson and Castle Howard’s Abbi Ollive are the latest high-level tourism experts to join Welcome to Yorkshire’s Board of Directors. Both bring a wealth of valuable experience from two of Yorkshire’s most iconic, heritage attractions. Nicky Chance-Thompson DL is CEO and Trustee

Chef Tim Bilton shares his thoughts on fast food and provides more valuable information from his kitchen with Yorkshire Businesswoman readers: "When can we have KFC?" Just the very words make me salivate (how do they do that?) I always have high expectations of a Big Mac, KFC,

Do you spend time cleansing and cleaning your hair or is it a quick application of any shampoo and go? Once again Louise Hunter, owner of Rubies Hairdressing in Huddersfield, a state registered senior hairstylist for nearly 25 years, shares her expert tips and guidance. Here is my advice to

Health, wellbeing and the menopause are "hot topics" for many women. For those who are menopausal and balancing work, family, hot flushes and low energy we have turned to nutritionist Marjorie Grice for her guidance on how they can "get their mojo back" and live a