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The Yorkshire Post is a daily broadsheet newspaper, serving Leeds and the wider county since 1754. The paper leads on Yorkshire politics, the rural economy and culture, with detailed coverage of health, transport and climate adaptation across towns, coasts and the Dales. It has a strong track record at the UK’s Regional Press Awards, and its journalists are regularly recognized for investigative and business reporting. Each issue includes accountability journalism, enterprise stories and commentary that champions evidence over rhetoric. Business pages cover manufacturing, green tech and university spin-outs, while arts and sports reflect a county-wide audience. Readers value service pieces on planning, housing and flood risk, alongside analysis linking Westminster policy to local impacts. The Post’s tone is measured and confident, with clear sourcing and a focus on solutions when relevant. Available on PressReader, the paper aims to unify a large region around facts and shared interests, and it does so with consistency and care.
HUNDREDS of patients have come to harm during treatment at an NHS Trust’s breast unit, a review has found, with some 20 women undergoing unnecessary mastectomies. Others suffered “excessive surgery” and were harmed, while under the care of...
A NEWLY restored version of Dracula from 1958 is to be shown on screen at Bradford’s Science and Media Museum for the first time in an upcoming Northern premiere. Restored in 4K from the best original archival materials sourced from around...
THE reason why a number of names of soldiers killed in the First World War were omitted from Hovingham’s war memorial is unknown. It seems the village did not act in unison when the original memorial was established in 1920.
A Nigerian religious group which is one of the world’s biggest churches paid over £3m to purchase a former private school after the school fell into administration last year. Deeper Christian Life Ministry paid £3,163,000 for Mount St Mary’s...
HUNDREDS of thousands of Iranians have rallied in a government-organised show of defiance after months of war, pledging their readiness to take up arms in the biggest such demonstration since the United States and Israel attacked in...
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Mouseman Specialist Diane Sinnott, with a Robert Mouseman Thompson sculpture valued at £3,000 – £4,000 , as part of a Mouseman and Yorkshire Critters Sale at Tennants Auctioneers, in Leyburn. The sale, on October 3, is in the year of the...
