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Spencer Priestley, Luke Garnett, Zoe Ricketts, Kev Sutcliffe and Matty Birch
Posted inFeatured Society West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire firefighters complete Atlanta climb, as two more take on 9/11 cycle challenge

Five West Yorkshire firefighters have completed the Terry Farrell Firefighters' Fund Memorial Stair Climb in Atlanta in memory of 9/11, as two more colleagues prepare to cycle to every fire station in West Yorkshire to mark the 25th anniversary.
September 8, 2026
Beer.
Posted inFeatured South Yorkshire Wellbeing

Sheffield study finds no/lo beer drinkers pay more due to smaller pack sizes

A University of Sheffield study has found that no/lo alcohol beer drinkers save far less money than standard beer buyers, largely because no/lo products are rarely sold in the large multipacks that offer regular drinkers the biggest discounts.
September 7, 2026Tags: Sheffield
Dr Bobby Bhartia
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing West Yorkshire

Walk in, get scanned, get answers: Leeds tackles Yorkshire’s biggest killer

A pioneering self-request chest X-ray service in Leeds is helping catch lung cancer earlier, Consultant Radiologist Dr Bobby Bhartia says, as the disease remains Yorkshire's biggest cancer killer.
September 7, 2026Tags: Leeds
National Rural Crime Action Week
Posted inCrime Featured North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire declares war on rural crime as Task Force turns ten

North Yorkshire Police's Rural Task Force, marking its tenth anniversary, joins National Rural Crime Action Week from 6 September, with public engagement events planned at Moorcock Show and Ruswarp Auction Mart.
September 7, 2026
camera vans in Wakefield City Centre
Posted inCrime Featured West Yorkshire

Police facial recognition cameras identify 80 suspects in West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire Police's Live Facial Recognition cameras have now helped identify more than 80 wanted suspects since launching in November 2025, following a fresh two-day deployment in Wakefield city centre.
September 7, 2026Tags: Wakefield
Michelle Scally Clarke
Posted inArt Featured West Yorkshire

Michelle Scally Clarke’s Division premieres in Leeds for city’s 400th anniversary

Spoken word artist Michelle Scally Clarke premieres Division, a new performance exploring 400 years of Leeds through community voices, at The Warehouse in Holbeck on 18 and 19 September, with pay-what-you-decide tickets.
September 7, 2026Tags: Leeds
Goldwing Light Parade
Posted inEast Yorkshire Featured Motors

Scarborough’s Goldwing Light Parade returns, but minus fireworks finale

Scarborough's Goldwing Light Parade returns on Saturday 12 September, with around 100 illuminated motorcycles processing along the seafront in aid of Yorkshire Air Ambulance — though this year's traditional fireworks finale won't go ahead.
September 7, 2026Tags: Scarborough
Bishopgate Street
Posted inFeatured Society West Yorkshire

Leeds Station’s £46.1m gateway scheme set to open in phases from October

Leeds City Station's £46.1m Sustainable Travel Gateway will begin opening in phases from October, with new step-free lifts, a revamped entrance and a relocated taxi rank among the changes.
September 7, 2026
BAR Events Leeds
Posted inFeatured Food & Drink West Yorkshire

Former Chow Down site reopens as BAR Events Leeds with month-long Oktoberfest

The former Chow Down site in Leeds reopens this autumn as BAR Events Leeds, launching with a month-long Oktoberfest running every Thursday to Sunday throughout October, with £5 tickets.
September 7, 2026Tags: Leeds
Cecil George Paine
Posted inFeatured History South Yorkshire

Sheffield honours Cecil Paine, pioneer of penicillin’s first therapeutic use

A new plaque at the University of Sheffield's Jessop Building honours Cecil George Paine, the pathologist who in 1930 became the first person to successfully use penicillin to treat human infection.
September 7, 2026Tags: Sheffield

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Food & Drink

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Food & Drink

  • BAR Events Leeds
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  • School dinners.
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  • competitive eater Adam Moran
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Life & Art

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  • GTA Vi
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    Why winter cold spells are getting milderSeptember 27, 2026
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