Sheep rescued from hole in the ground after being spotted by passing walker
Local landowner Thomas Beresford tweeted his thanks to the walker and North Yorkshire Police, who alerted him to the struggling sheep. He tweeted pictures of the rescue, showing the sheep peering out of the hole and showing how all of its legs were encased in the mud.
Oula’s luxury platters and feasts prove popular in Yorkshire
Despite launching at a time when catering for events was very much off the menu, the Leeds-based firm has diversified to deal with pandemic lockdowns.
US tourism businesses hit by last-minute cancellations as holidaymakers hedge their bets amidst uncertainty
Hotels, restaurants and bed and breakfasts in the region are now having to revise their cancellations policies after customers have made multiple bookings at different businesses to try and take account of any deviation in the Government’s lockdown policies.
The US Vet, Julian Norton offers his 'expert' opinion on an alpaca with a skin complaint and assists with a tricky eye operation on a sheep
My first excursion was to the depths of West Yorkshire As I made my way off the M62, winding up and down lanes, which got narrower and narrower, the traffic got less and the scenery became greener.
Morrisons must be protected from the ‘asset strippers’ – Ros Snowdon
The news that it could become the target of a multi-billion pound American private equity buyout has sent shockwaves through local communities, its workforce, customers, farmers, producers and logistics network.
Meet the Ossett couple who have opened their own 'event farm' after serving walkers and cyclists during lockdown
Steven Fisher and Sarah Bradley took on Park Grange Farm with just four acres, which had been a working farm previously six years ago simply with the view of bringing together their family life and events company that had been based at two separate addresses.
From dowdy to stylish, the SEAT Leon makes a mark
But every now and again they pull off the seemingly impossible and turn a rather dull-looking car into a motoring work of art.
Chesham and Amersham was a victory for NIMBYs, not the Lib Dems – Mark Casci
One thinks of Neil Kinnock’s infamous “we’re alright!” histrionics at the 1992 Labour party conference in Sheffield (Labour were expected to take power but John Major’s Tories held on to a majority) or of Vermont Governor Howard Dean’s red-faced rant after losing the Democratic primary poll in Iowa in 2004 (he went from being among the favourites to dropping out a few weeks later).
Are these the country’s worst service stations?
Anyone who has undertaken a long motorway journey will be familiar with the gamble that comes with choosing a service station for a stop.
Travel review – why the beaches of north Norfolk are great to explore
The region equally offers children all the fun and adventure of Swallows and Amazons, with boats to jump in and birds to spot as well as the traditional bucket and spade holiday on fabulously expansive beaches, salt marshes, dunes and scrubs.
