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Trailblazing Volunteers Help Combat Climate Change
21 October 2021
Press Release
A ground-breaking and entirely volunteer-led conservation project is rescuing lost wetland habitats from oblivion and helping tackle climate change.
Nosterfield Nature Reserve was established almost 25-years ago by...
100-mile Trek by MND Man
A man diagnosed with terminal Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is courageously taking on a 100-mile challenge, despite the physical challenges, in support of Leeds Hospitals Charity.
Ian Flatt, 56, has already completed a 100-mile walk raising 17,500...
Jean-Claude Van Damme and other celebrities speak up for animals on World Animal Day – despite major social media crash
International celebrities including Jean-Claude Van Damme, Shakira and even Shaun the Sheep took to social media for World Animal Day this year. Despite a seven-hour social media crash on October 4, the global day for the recognition of animals...
Why the "rock" of the family may be most vulnerable to a suicidal crisis
A suicidal crisis can happen to people who have been extremely self-reliant throughout their life. During a family crisis, they may bury their own feelings and care for everyone else. They are often described as the rock of the family or “the...
Ilkley Invites Audiences to Explore Fake News
In an age of fake news that can create misinformation on crucial issues, Ilkley Literature Festival is inviting audiences to explore the phenomenon of ‘Unreliable Narratives’.
The truth may be out there, but it’s becoming harder to find. The...
100 Peat Pies COP26: Peat Pie & Peat restoration on Pendle Hill
20 September 2021
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Eat Pie for Peat’s Sake
An artist, an ecologist, and a chef have joined forces to create a local culinary delicacy with a bite-sized environmental message.
Pendle Peat Pie is a novel interpretation of a...
St Georges Crypt Leeds / Photographer Peter Lavery / Summer of 68
10th October -22nd October 2021 Blank_ Space Gallery
Playhouse Square
Leeds
Private View: Thursday 14th October 2021 6-8.30
St Georges Crypt celebrates their 90th Anniversary on the 14th October 2021 The Blank_ Space Gallery Leeds will host an...
Art Project to Celebrate Historic Clarion Sunday
A unique art project is helping to throw the spotlight on ‘Clarion Sunday’ - a historic annual cycling event dating to the late 1890s.
This year, the artist, photographer and devotee of cycling culture, Alan J Ward, will take formal portraits of...
Be Inspired by Pioneering Women at Ilkley Literature Festival
Pioneering women in literature are to be celebrated at the Ilkley Literature Festival this October.
Through fiction and biography, authors at the festival explore the lives of trail blazing women, and how they paved the way for others and changed...
Miriam Margolyes Heads to Harrogate
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Miriam Margolyes Heads to Harrogate
Miriam Margolyes OBE stars at the Royal Hall in Harrogate this October to discuss her new and much anticipated memoir, This Much is True.
The nation’s favourite, and naughtiest, treasure is...
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