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  • Windrush inspires Leeds poetry

    THE FIRST-ever Collections in Verse showcase will launch next month at Leeds Central Library. The collaboration between the British Library and Poet in the City will celebrate the Caribbean community’s impact of the city’s cultural landscape. It

  • Traces of a historic life in Airedale

    EAST Riddlesden Hall reopens on February 16 with half-term family activities and a new art exhibition. Children can weave a green igloo, find a secret garden, test their balance, and make dens, mud pies and bird feeders. The exhibition Traces

  • Carers contract to continue for charity

    A CHARITY has been contracted to continue providing services for unpaid adult carers across the district for at least another three years. Carers’ Resource says it is delighted at the renewal. The organisation supports 16,000 unpaid carers in

  • Hitmen aim at Steeton choir

    STEETON Male Voice Choir members have been to London for a private viewing of a film they appear in. The singers attended a private viewing of the movie entitled Ilkley at the BAFTA headquarters in Piccadilly. They were among about a dozen members

  • New city centre venture for tattoo artist from Cullingworth

    A TATTOO artist from Cullingworth has joined forces with a fellow Bradford-based tattoo artist to launch a new city centre business. Lucy Thompson, who specialises in restorative tattooing for breast cancer survivors, teamed up with Luke Naylor

  • XCerts dream of defiance at Leeds gig

    THE XCERTS will perform songs from new EP Wildheart Dreaming when they play the Key Club in Leeds on March 31. The four-track EP was preceded last month by first single You Mean Everything. The band toured last year with The Goo Goo

  • Politics, pop and passion from Low Island

    OXFORD-based electronic group Low Island will perform at the Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds, on March 16 while touring to promote new single In Person. Formed in the early ‘90s, Low Island say they come from a generation that grew as social media took

  • Keighley team rector 'privileged' at cathedral canon role

    KEIGHLEY team rector, the Rev Mike Cansdale, has been installed as an honorary canon of Bradford Cathedral. A special installation service was led by Bishop Paul Slater, who himself is no stranger to Keighley – he is a former curate at the Shared

  • Pop-up food for Parkside students

    ANOTHER set of Parkside School students have been busy in the kitchen. GCSE Business students from year 10 took part in the Trinity Kitchen Challenge while visiting Trinity Kitchen in Leeds. Business teacher Jenny Ashford, who accompanied the