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Yorkshire Wolds brewery MD invited onto the panel at a sustainable farming event
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Yorkshire Wolds brewery MD invited onto the panel at a sustainable farming event

The MD at Wold Newton based Wold Top Brewery has been invited to contribute to a panel session at a sustainable farming event this month. Kate Balchin will join the Food Production panel at the Farmers Weekly Transition Live event at the University of Leeds Farm on 8th May. The event aims to help farmers secure sustainable futures for their farms and brings together farmers, policymakers and key industry experts for a day of knowledge-exchange, collaboration and networking. It is a mixture o

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Chargepoints in Yorkshire and the Humber grow by 26% in a year
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Chargepoints in Yorkshire and the Humber grow by 26% in a year

* 748 public chargepoints added to the Yorkshire and the Humber charging network since April 2024 * There are now more than 3,600 public chargers in the region, helping EV drivers in Yorkshire and the Humber get around with the confidence and peace of mind they're always close to a socket * Government investing over £2.3bn to back British carmakers, power growth and protect jobs as part of the Plan for Change * Future of Roads Minister Lilian Greenwood said: “We want to make sure that driv

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Hotel Indigo set to open in the city centre with adjoining Mediterranean restaurant
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Hotel Indigo set to open in the city centre with adjoining Mediterranean restaurant

A contemporary 107-bedroom hotel with a connecting bar and restaurant is set to open in Leeds this summer, following a multi-million-pound investment. Located on Lower Briggate with easy access from both Leeds train station and the hustle and bustle of the city’s main shopping streets and Leeds Trinity, Hotel Indigo Leeds will be opening its doors alongside a brand-new Mediterranean-inspired bar and restaurant – The Banksia. Bringing more than 60 jobs to the city, the 4,173m2 hotel will boas

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New face leading Swinton Estate’s commercial and business development teams
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New face leading Swinton Estate’s commercial and business development teams

A familiar face in North Yorkshire’s hospitality scene is the latest to join the Swinton Estate near Masham. Tracey Ractliffe has been appointed the new head of commercial and business development for the 20,000 acre estate and luxury hotel near Masham. Tracey has had an impressive career in some of the country’s top leisure and conferencing brands as well as independent hotels, providing a broad foundation in the hospitality sector. She has led sales teams for Principal Hotels, Crowne Plaza,

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Bradford Garden Centre adds fresh fish to its retail offering
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Bradford Garden Centre adds fresh fish to its retail offering

Bradford garden centre has added a weekly fresh fish offering for its customers. Mobile fishmonger Jody Douglass from The Grimsby Fish Company, sells fresh fish and shellfish from a bespoke van at the entrance to Tong Garden Centre between 10 am and 2 pm every Wednesday. Mr Douglass, who has been in the fish trade for 24 years, is delighted to add Tong to his rounds that include the Station Pub in Crigglestone, Binks Butcher's in East Ardsley and New Inn Walton Market. He said: "Tong's custo

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Key to helping remote teams thrive? Trust them to get on with the job
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Key to helping remote teams thrive? Trust them to get on with the job

Love it or hate it, home working is here to stay. But whether your staff are remote or hybrid, they cannot thrive without one thing: Trust. “There seems to be an assumption that staff who work from home are taking advantage – or just lazy,” says Professor Jo Clarke, a consultant chartered psychologist and founder of Petros, which specialises in business resilience to help support individuals, businesses and organisations to thrive. “But in our experience, people generally want to do their

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Grand Central installs defibrillators on all its train services
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Grand Central installs defibrillators on all its train services

Grand Central has announced a new partnership with the North East-based charity, Red Sky Foundation, to install defibrillators on every train service. This initiative aims to enhance passenger safety by providing immediate access to life-saving equipment during medical emergencies. Red Sky Foundation was established by Sergio and Emma Petrucci after their young daughter had to have life-saving heart surgery. So far, the charity has placed more than 500 defibrillators in the community and rai

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Chadwick Lawrence raises life-changing funds to support children
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Chadwick Lawrence raises life-changing funds to support children

Yorkshire-based law firm Chadwick Lawrence has hosted its third annual charity Iftar, raising vital funds for The Citizens Foundation (TCF) that will support 186 school children through a year of education. The event, which brought together local businesses and individuals to promote diversity, inclusivity and different faiths and religions, was held at The Madisson Bradford on 20 March. Distinguished speakers included Bishop of Bradford Toby Howarth, Iman Fazal Dad, Principal and CEO at Bla

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Leeds agency GOLD79 celebrates 20th anniversary with B Corp Certification
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Leeds agency GOLD79 celebrates 20th anniversary with B Corp Certification

GOLD79, a communications and content agency founded in Leeds in 2005, is now a Certified B Corporation™. It joins a select group of UK businesses that are leading a global movement for an inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy. The B Corp Certification marks a big year for the female-led agency as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. Today, just 19.6% of UK companies are female-led and only an estimated 2% of British businesses set up in 2005 remain, according to data from Companies Hou

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Mayor of West Yorkshire welcomes Government investment in transport network
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Mayor of West Yorkshire welcomes Government investment in transport network

West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin said: “This investment in the North’s transport network will help us unleash our ambitious plans to grow the economy, boost living standards and put more money in people’s pockets. “The government’s commitment to a mass transit system for West Yorkshire is a game changer and will see trams back on the streets of Leeds and Bradford for the first time in 75 years. “We know that you can’t boost the economy without the right infrastructure in place to get people

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New look Fodder reopens after stunning refurb
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New look Fodder reopens after stunning refurb

Fodder has today reopened after undergoing its biggest refurbishment since opening in 2009, now selling even more Yorkshire produce than ever. TV presenter Christine Talbot and Peter Wright from The Yorkshire Vet reopened Fodder – Great Yorkshire Food Hall, together with Fodder General Manager Vanessa Pitt and CEO of Yorkshire Agricultural Society Allister Nixon. The shop and café which have been closed since January, has undergone a huge refit and is now known as Fodder – Great Yorkshire Fo

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Leeds businesses support women into work jobs fair
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Leeds businesses support women into work jobs fair

Leading UK employers and businesses gathered in Leeds to take part in a Women Into Work Jobs Fair, hosted by Smart Works Leeds, the charity that dresses and coaches unemployed women across Yorkshire for job and interview success. The ground-breaking event, held at Leeds Beckett Student Union, saw 26 employers including Mitie, Network Rail, Cygnet and Univar set out their stalls to advertise their vacancies and opportunities to local women who have been searching for work. More than 250 unemp

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