January is possibly my least favourite month of the year. It’s at this time that I experience a slump in my mood because all the festivities of Christmas and New Year are over, the decorations have come down, and the weather outside is mostly dark
YORK Theatre Royal will take audiences around the world in 2020 – from South London to South Africa, with stopovers in a 1960s Yorkshire mining community, a Northern pub, a sleepy Suffolk village and 1940s Germany. Award-winning South African company
THE YORKSHIRE Shepherdess will be appearing at Scarborough Spa in March. Tickets have been flying out in recent weeks since Amanda Owen and her family returned to our screens in Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm. In Adventures of the Yorkshire
New rules on parking charges have been unveiled, which could see the number of fines - and the amount paid - slashed for motorists. The British Parking Association has launched a fresh Code of Practice for parking on private land, which their members
HERE is all your latest Vale and Dale news. Find out what is happening in your neighbourhood, check out when your parish council meets or simply plan ahead with details of events taking place round the corner. APPLETON-LE-MOORS Village hall -
AT the end of last year, I was at an RHS gardeners’ networking day down at Hyde Hall, their garden in Essex. They built a winter garden about four years ago and so it was a chance to see how it had developed and learn from the people who designed and
WHEN Kala King visited a cocoa plantation in Venezuela, little did she know that a few years later she’d be starting her own business selling handmade chocolates and patisserie in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. “I was living in
A RARE and particularly well-preserved map created by the ‘father of English geology’ William Smith can be seen at Scarborough Art Gallery. The map, which has been generously loaned to Scarborough Museums Trust by its owner, Jonathan Larwood.
