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Bus routes return to serve The Headrow in Leeds
A £20million+ city centre improvement scheme has reached the next exciting phase
of delivery.
From 4 October, buses will return to serve the Headrow in both directions. This
means that the temporary bus stops on Calverley Street, Great George Street and
Merrion Street will be taken out of use and
Christmas IS coming to Yorkshire this year
Popular family attraction, Lotherton has announced that Santa IS heading for the
heart of Yorkshire this year, for a very special fifth anniversary of the
sell-out Christmas Experience.
From 27 November 2020 to 3 January 2021, The Christmas Experience will return
for its fifth fantastic year, and the elves have
Music and moorland combined in groundbreaking digital project from Marsden Jazz Festival
Marsden Jazz Festival is taking world-renowned musicians out onto the wild
moorland above Marsden and recording them playing live for online audiences to
enjoy!
Marsden Jazz Festival, one of the UK’s longest running jazz festivals, has found
a way to entertain their audiences by bringing music into their homes,
People of Leeds encouraged to collect tree seeds
Leeds City Council is encouraging people within their household groups or
support bubbles to collect tree seeds in their local parks and green spaces to
help support the growing of future woodlands across Leeds.
Running until November, residents can collect acorns, beech nuts, chestnuts and
conkers, and leave them in
October in the Garden
Author: Martin Blunn, Solutionize Global
October is the time for the end of harvest season for many of the summer crops
with tomatoes, cucumbers green beans, courgettes and the last of the soft fruit.
Now is the time to start looking at bringing on read for harvest your winter
crops
Welcome to Yorkshire website hits high as TV Dales drama tempts tourists
Viewers of the new Channel 5 series All Creatures Great and Small have been
flocking to Welcome to Yorkshire’s website yorkshire.com. Since its premiere on
Tuesday 1st September, the hit TV adaptation has been a ratings winner. Based on
the best-selling Dales tales from the much-loved Yorkshire vet
Ferry safe: taking to water seen as safer than travelling by plane, train or coach
Research from industry body Discover Ferries, reveals that more Brits would feel
safe from Coronavirus infection travelling by ferry than by aeroplane, train or
coach*.
The news has been welcomed by ferry bosses and comes after campaigns to promote
the benefits of travelling by water. However, results show there is