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Thor’s Tipi Bar Returns

Entertainment, What's On
THOR’S tipi bar makes a welcome return to Leeds city centre this month, running from Saturday 16th November right through until 1st January 2020. Visited by over 50,000 people last year, the ever popular and highly-acclaimed attraction plays on Yorkshire’s Viking heritage and is now a firm fixture of the…

From The Brudenell…

Features, Music Notes With Stuart Glossop
If Craig Finns genius was reflected in record sales the guy would be the biggest selling artist on the planet. This is clear from his work with the band The Hold Steady. A band who painted lush landscapes of modern-day America. Now a solo artist Finn is still painting pictures…

Flat-Faced Dogs At Increased Risk From Pet Obesity Epidemic

Features, Wagging Tales
Animal experts say popular dog breeds such as Pugs and English Bulldogs are at special risk of obesity. Couch-potato lifestyles and harmful junk food diets, scraps and treats are threatening the health of millions of pets. Now, leading pet welfare experts are warning that flat-faced dogs are at increased risk…

Autumn & Winter Sun Plays Havoc With Driver Visibility

Motoring
There were 2,700 vehicles in reported accidents in 2018 when dazzling sun was a contributory factor, making it the largest cause of accidents when vision is affected Sun is lower in the sky throughout autumn and winter with even more potential to blind drivers advises TrackDays.co.uk Advice to keep safe…

NOVEMBER 2019

Antiques With Gary Don, Features
Readers might be interested to know the results of some prices that were obtained through our recent toy auction. I was delighted when some Thundercats figures came in from a valuation I had done for the Yorkshire Reporter previously. After spending some time researching, I discovered that one figure in…

OLIVER CROMWELL

Features, In Bygone Years
His name is remembered in Leeds by addresses such as Cromwell Street, Cromwell Mount, also Naseby Grange, Naseby Garth and Naseby Terrace dedicated to the battle and parliamentary victory against the forces of king Charles I in 1645 at Naseby in Northamptonshire. Oliver Cromwell was to become a powerful leader,…

Skipton Castle

Features, Footprints In The Sands Of Time
Skipton Castle is one of the most impressive in Yorkshire to visit, being largely intact and of course steeped in history. It started life in 1090 as a timber motte and bailey fort built by the Norman baron Robert de Romille following the Harrying of the North, who soon realised…

Masala Hut, Authentic Indian Cuisine

Business Reviews
−−− BY LINZI DAVIES −−− Masala Hut is a hidden gem just tucked at the back of Austhorpe Road in Crossgates. This family run business is not only renowned for its authentic Indian food, but the warm and welcoming staff too, and this winning combination has led to a large…
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