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coffee
Posted inFood & Drink Yorkshire

Coffee shouldn’t cost a fortune: help us find Yorkshire’s cheapest cup

Paying more for a flat white than you did for lunch? Let's fix that -- tell us where you've found a proper bargain cup of coffee in Yorkshire.
August 15, 2026
Emergency alert
Posted inFeatured Society Yorkshire

Emergency Alert sounds across Yorkshire as Government issues nationwide wildfire warning

Phones across Yorkshire sounded the UK's Emergency Alert siren this evening, as the Government issued its most extensive use yet of the national alert system over the ongoing wildfire risk.
August 14, 2026
wildfires
Posted inFeatured Yorkshire

Wildfires have destroyed tropical forest twice the size of Wales since 2001

More than four million hectares of protected tropical forest, twice the size of Wales, has been lost to wildfires since 2001, according to a new University of Sheffield study — with destruction accelerating sharply since 2016.
August 14, 2026Tags: Sheffield
Tea
Posted inFood & Drink Yorkshire

The great Yorkshire tea hunt: tell us where to find the cheapest cuppa

We're tracking down the best-value cup of tea in Yorkshire, and we need your tip-offs. Namecheck or anonymous, we'll take either.
August 14, 2026
BeardMeatsFood
Posted inFeatured Society Yorkshire

Watch with Reader: Yorkshire YouTubers make a meal of it in August

We rank Yorkshire YouTubers on our watchlist by their most-watched video of the moment. This time: doner kebabs, a six-hour lie and a very fast pickle. Know a Yorkshire creator we've missed? Tell us.
August 14, 2026Tags: Barnsley, Doncaster, Leeds, Sheffield
University of Bradford has broken into the UK top 30
Posted inFeatured Society Yorkshire

Sheffield tops the North as three Yorkshire universities shine in new Daily Mail guide

Sheffield has been confirmed as the highest-ranked university in the North, at 13th in the UK, in today's new Daily Mail University Guide 2026. But that's not all as it complements Bradford's landmark climb into the top 30 and Huddersfield's new national award.
August 13, 2026Tags: Bradford, Huddersfield, Hull, Leeds, Sheffield, York
Community nursing services are struggling
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing Yorkshire

Hull research warns of strain on end-of-life care, as Leeds hospitals rated highly

New University of Hull research warns that community nursing services nationally are struggling to keep pace with rising demand for palliative care — even as new national data published today shows Leeds's own hospitals performing strongly on end-of-life and bereavement care.
August 13, 2026Tags: Hull, Leeds
Temperatures soar.
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing Yorkshire

Amber heat alerts cover Yorkshire and Humber as temperatures set to peak today

Amber heat warnings are in place across Doncaster, Hull and the wider region today, with temperatures forecast to reach the low 30s, as councils urge residents to take care in the heat.
August 13, 2026Tags: Doncaster, Hull
Tobacco remains the world's leading cause of preventable death
Posted inWellbeing Yorkshire

Only 13 poorer nations offer full smoking support, new study finds

A new study by researchers at York, New York University and Harvard finds just 13 low- and middle-income countries offer the WHO's full recommended support for smokers trying to quit, leaving 1.3 billion people underserved.
August 13, 2026Tags: York
UK Police Unity Tour
Posted inFeatured Society Yorkshire

South and West Yorkshire police unite for 175-mile tour honouring fallen officers

Riders from South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire Police joined the UK Police Unity Tour last weekend, cycling 175 miles from Wakefield to the National Memorial Arboretum to honour officers who died on duty and raise funds for bereaved families.
August 12, 2026Tags: Barnsley, Sheffield, Wakefield

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