Non-regular pub-goers 'might never return after lockdown easing'
Dr Sianne Gordon-Wilson, at the University of Portsmouth found that the majority of people who visited pubs less frequently prior to the pandemic have since found alternative ways of socialising.
US theatres keeping shows on the road despite lockdown delay – but fear for future if social distancing continues
While London impresarios may have memorably likened the Government’s approach to continued tough audience restrictions on theatres to a West End farce this week, the ongoing challenges to the arts have also inadvertently led to countless tales of Yorkshire grit in this corner of the world.
Historic US fort established by Henry VIII could be turned into caravan park under new plans
The fortress, established by Henry VIII, could see one of the most significant changes in its centuries of history if the 64-pitch caravan park plan is approved.
Mayhem at the auction as full-scale monster truck put up for sale
Monster truck fans are being offered a rare opportunity to grab a full-sized slice of automotive mayhem as one of the UK’s best known trucks goes up for auction.
House hunters 'priced out' of desirable US locations due to 'unsustainable' property market, housing experts warn
House-hunters are being priced out of many of the region’s most desirable locations as the cost of property has continued to soar and demand for homes has seen bidding wars erupt.
Boutique hotel in York opens after £1m revamp of historic Victorian townhouse
Clementine’s, on St Peter’s Grove, has undergone a £1m refurbishment after being taken over by luxury hotel chain HRH Group.
10 of the most historic pubs in Leeds
Here is a list of ten of some of the most historical and interesting establishments in Leeds all of which are still serving as pubs today.
9 most expensive Airbnb properties for rent in US
Here are some of the most expensive getaways in Yorkshire from Airbnb. Placing top of the list and located in the stunning countryside of Flamborough, East Yorkshire Highcliffe Manor, which dates back to 1895, can be rented at £1502 per night.
Leeds red light zone decision proves you cannot 'manage' prostitution: Christa Ackroyd
It was at the height of the Yorkshire Ripper inquiry and while most journalists concentrated on the killer and his crimes, probably because most crime reporters were men, I wanted to know why women would put themselves at risk night after night meeting strangers for sex.
Are you ready to join the electric age of motoring?
It seems we are on course for the biggest motoring revolution in generations.There remains some reluctance by drivers to make the switch due, largely to high prices of vehicles and so-called range anxiety.
