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Police investigations
Posted inFeatured West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire Police say body found after Batley fire

Detectives investigating a fire at a building in Batley have found a body inside, and are appealing for anyone with information or footage to come forward.
August 19, 2026Tags: Batley
Water safety
Posted inSociety West Yorkshire

Free water safety event comes to Ilkley amid hot, dry summer

Families in Ilkley are invited to a free water safety event at East Holmes Field on Thursday 27 August, featuring West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service demonstrations and support from West Yorkshire Police.
August 19, 2026Tags: Ilkley
Live Facial Recognition.
Posted inFeatured Society West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire Police to deploy Live Facial Recognition at Leeds Festival for first time this year

West Yorkshire Police will use Live Facial Recognition technology around the perimeter of Leeds Festival for the first time this year, as part of a wider operation to prevent crime and keep festivalgoers safe.
August 19, 2026Tags: Leeds
Still Lives, Living Stories: The Heart of Bradford
Posted inArt Featured West Yorkshire

Bradford photography project invites residents to share the stories behind treasured objects

Photographer Carolyn Mendelsohn is launching Still Lives, Living Stories: The Heart of Bradford, a new project pairing portraits and recorded memories with everyday objects that matter to local people, inspired by the historic Belle Vue Studio archive.
August 19, 2026Tags: Bradford
Comedy in the Kitchen
Posted inComedy Featured West Yorkshire

Comedy in the Kitchen set to return to Darley Street Market in November

A second Comedy in the Kitchen night is coming to Darley Street Market on Thursday 26 November, with tickets on sale now and the full comedy line-up to be revealed soon.
August 19, 2026Tags: Bradford
TESTBED
Posted inFeatured Music West Yorkshire

TESTBED reveals major relaunch with new stage, sound and space this September

Leeds venue TESTBED is reopening this September with a doubled floor space, a custom sound system, and new backing from AMAAD, the promoters behind Junction 2 Festival and Ironworks.
August 18, 2026Tags: Leeds
Thwaite Mills
Posted inFeatured History West Yorkshire

New owners plan to bring historic Thwaite Mills back to life as museum, pub and café

Four new owners have taken on the Grade II-listed Thwaite Mills at Stourton, launching a 12-month community restoration and appealing for millwrights, engineers and anyone who knows the mill's machinery to come forward.
August 18, 2026Tags: Leeds
Lucy Porter
Posted inComedy Featured West Yorkshire

Lucy Porter: ‘I’m actually a simmering cauldron of rage’

As comedian Lucy Porter gets behind the wheel of her Ford Fusion and heads out on her 18th solo tour (reaching Leeds in September), she tells Mark Wareham how an online insult inspired her new show Let Yourself Go, and how her addiction to comedy means she’ll be performing stand-up until the day she dies
August 18, 2026Tags: Leeds
TV chef Ainsley Harriott visited Martin House Children’s Hospice.
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing West Yorkshire

Ainsley Harriott cooks up a treat for Martin House hospice families

TV chef Ainsley Harriott returned to Martin House Children's Hospice in Boston Spa to tour its newly completed Teenage Wing and help the catering team prepare dinner for young patients and staff.
August 18, 2026Tags: Boston Spa, Wetherby
Close Enough To Touch goes on tour across the UK this autumn. Image credit Mark Ratcliffe and Split Design.
Posted inFeatured Theatre West Yorkshire

New drama ‘Close Enough to Touch’ comes to Leeds Playhouse this October

Red Ladder Theatre Company and Hull's Silent Uproar bring playwright Henry Roberts' new one-person drama to Leeds Playhouse for two nights this October, as part of a UK-wide autumn tour.
August 17, 2026Tags: Leeds

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