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Museum sounds out city ahead of new musical display
Singers and performers from Leeds are being asked to help capture the sound of a
city as they collaborate on a beautiful new series of musical mosaics.
The imaginative idea will see submissions by musicians, choirs and spoken word
artists from all around the city synchronised as part of a
Leeds people urged to help city stay out of further restrictions
People in Leeds have been asked to do everything they can to help after today’s
government announcement that the city will not be subject to further COVID-19
restrictions and will instead receive enhanced support towards managing the rise
in infection rates.
This means that Leeds will move up one
German Christmas Market will not take place in Leeds
The organisers of Leeds’s German Christmas market on Millennium Square have
confirmed that the event will not take place this year due to ongoing
uncertainty around COVID-19.
Leeds City Council’s partners at Frankfurt City Council have this week taken the
difficult decision to cancel this year’s event
Music and media stars launch search for song for Yorkshire
Welcome to Yorkshire, London North Eastern Railway (LNER) and award-winning
classical opera singer Lizzie Jones MBE have launched a brand-new music
competition to help celebrate and promote the county as we all adapt to life
with COVID-19.
The LNER Song for Yorkshire contest is aimed at aspiring singers and songwriters
Eat Me Café & Social
By Anna Mason
Do you have a place you go to eat where you always order the same dish? Mine is
Eat Me Café in Scarborough, and that dish is a ramen noodle bowl: a bottomless
pit of homemade broth with pak choi, Chinese leaf and a soy half egg,
Leeds Heritage Theatres receives National Lottery grant
Leeds Heritage Theatres has received £119,900 from The National Lottery Heritage
Fund to help address the impact of COVID-19 on its three heritage venues.
Since the doors to Leeds Grand Theatre, City Varieties Music Hall and Hyde Park
Picture House closed on March 17 2020, the company has lost
High hopes for word perfect rooftop restoration project
When notoriously shrewd Yorkshire investor Sir Arthur Ingram first commissioned
the imposing lettering atop Temple Newsam House almost four centuries ago, he
certainly got his money’s worth.
Thought to be the wordiest architectural addition of its kind anywhere in
Britain, the lengthy statement still spans the rooftop today and