City's tiny Saxon treasure has a big story to tell
A beautiful ancient Saxon pendant buried for more than 1,200 years in a Leeds field is giving experts a fascinating glimpse into life in early medieval Yorkshire.
Believed to date from the eighth century, the gilded pectoral cross may have once been a badge of office for an important
Celebrity guests unveiled for Great Yorkshire Show
Celebrities from the farming world have been unveiled for the Ariat GYS Stage at the 166th Great Yorkshire Show.
TV presenters Helen Skelton and Matt Baker MBE, Rob and Dave Nicholson, of Cannon Hall Farm (which hosts Channel 5’s Springtime on the Farm series), and popular Peter Wright of
International exhibition loops, opens at Sunny Bank Mills in Leeds
Loops is a collaborative exhibition between Netherlands based textile artists Gea van Eck, Hanneke van Broekhoven and Monika Loster, and Yorkshire based artists Andi Walker, Hannah Robson and Jane Claire Wilson at the Sunny Bank Mills Art Gallery in Farsley, between Leeds and Bradford.
A large-scale collaborative artwork Loops centres
Sun records, the concert
On July 18, 1953, Presley first walked through the doors of the Memphis Recording Service at the Sun Record Company, now commonly known as Sun Records, paid $3.98 and recorded a double-sided demo acetate, ‘My Happiness’ and ‘That's When Your Heartaches Begin’. The rest became Rock’n’
Residence sets opening date for new cafe bar in North Leeds
Leeds café and bar brand Residence has revealed the opening date for its exciting new day-to-night concept in Moortown.
The venue will open its doors to customers on Wednesday 21st May at 9am, bringing the comfort of a coffee shop combined with the sophistication of an evening cocktail bar, to
Lord Blunkett sets out phased plan to fix Yorkshire's broken rail network
A phased plan to fix Yorkshire’s broken railways, published by Lord Blunkett today, could deliver a multi-billion pound boost to the government’s growth mission.
The peer’s review of rail connectivity has identified how constrained and creaking Victorian-era infrastructure is holding the region back, with train services regularly
‘Pay what you feel’ to watch gripping play on domestic abuse
Award-winning theatre education company Soundproof Box is inviting guests to ‘pay what they feel’ for a series of forthcoming performances at Yorkshire venues.
Soundproof Box recently won Small Social Enterprise of the Year at the Social Enterprise Yorkshire and Humber Awards, which celebrate businesses that create positive change in communities.