EY appoints new Leeds Office Managing Partner
EY has appointed Kate Jarman as the firm’s new Leeds office managing partner.
Kate has more than 20 years of experience and will be responsible for leading a team of around 500 people to serve EY clients across the region. Kate takes over the role from Tim West, who
Yorkshire diversity champions honoured at awards
Hardworking Yorkshire people, charities and social enterprises were honoured at the region’s first Pride in Diversity Awards, held on 3 July at Leeds First Direct Arena.
The awards, who’s media partner is Yorkshire Businesswoman magazine, aimed to highlight people and organisations working to champion members of the community
Ramen at the ready! Fuji Hiro reopens its doors
The highly anticipated comeback of one of Leeds’ best-loved independent restaurants is here.
Fuji Hiro, the city’s original Japanese restaurant, will welcome customers once again from Wednesday, July 9 inviting diners to dive back into the delicious dishes that made it a local legend.
Located in its original home
33 women. One beach. A global call to be your AWWAsome self
On the eve of the summer solstice, 33 incredible women in midlife and beyond gathered on Scarborough’s, North Bay beach to make a powerful statement, celebrating body confidence and self-acceptance in midlife.
"This is who I am. I am visible. I am enough."
The AWWA campaign has
Spontaneous new development visit leads Brigg family to their forever home
What began as a spontaneous visit to have a look round a brand new housing development in their home town, turned into a life changing afternoon out for the Spivey family, who found their dream home at Bellway Homes’ Buttercross Meadows development in Brigg.
Emma Fitton-Cook, Bellway Homes’s sales
Woodland wedding for Great Yorkshire Show
A couple who hit the headlines with a successful marriage proposal at last year’s Great Yorkshire Show will be closing the circle at this year’s event when they say their wedding vows in the Forestry section.
Last year Peri Dunford waited until boyfriend Mark Jones had scaled the
Northern issues travel advice for visitors to the Great Yorkshire Show
Thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Harrogate this week for one of Britain's largest agricultural events.
Train operator Northern is encouraging customers travelling to this year’s Great Yorkshire Show to plan ahead, as services to and from Harrogate are expected to be busier than usual