By Liz Coggins on September 8, 2020
Food & Drink

Gaucho on Park Lane has a wonderfully sophisticated and charming atmosphere that cannot be found in any other restaurant in Leeds. It’s the perfect place to enjoy a luxuriously self indulgent meal in lavish surroundings You could easily miss Gaucho’s as it has an entrance below street level. There’s no glitzy sign but just a […]
By Liz Coggins on September 7, 2020
News

Starting today eight new School Streets pilots begin at primary schools across Leeds. Beecroft Primary School, Kirkstall; Chapel Allerton Primary School, Chapel Allerton; Great Preston CofE Primary School, Great Preston; Hollybush Primary School, Bramley; Hugh Gaitskell Primary School, Beeston; Middleton St Mary’s CE Primary School, Middleton; Westgate Primary School, Otley; and Woodlesford Primary School, Woodlesford […]
By Liz Coggins on September 4, 2020
Past Events

Despite the current situation the much awaited Heritage Days are back but in a very different form. Some take the pattern of on line events whilst others will be held at various locations with limited numbers. If you are interested in any of the local events visit the individual website events for details of bookings, […]
By Liz Coggins on September 2, 2020
Museums

Museum-lovers in Leeds can rediscover millions of years of history now council-run venues across the city have officially reopened. Leeds Museums and Galleries sites closed earlier this year as part of a city-wide effort to control the spread of Covid-19. Over the past few months, the team has continued to engage tens of thousands of […]
By Liz Coggins on August 28, 2020
Past Events

History lovers can have a hoot this bank holiday weekend as they try bird-spotting with a difference in the heart of urban Leeds. Visit Leeds are encouraging people to explore the city’s fantastic outdoor history and heritage trails as part of the Rediscover Leeds campaign, and the Leeds Owl Trail is already a firm favourite. […]
By Liz Coggins on August 28, 2020
Family

With Bank Holiday looming we need to heed a warning about leaving our beaches clean, plastic free and rubbish free. Did you know that often people leave plastic beach toys as the volunteers in St Annes have found. In just three months, the St Annes LOVEmyBEACH volunteers have collected an astonishing 133 plastic beach toys […]
By Liz Coggins on August 27, 2020
Food & Drink

As it becomes more difficult in these surreal times to travel to our ‘islands in the sun’ Turtle Bay succeeds in bringing a little piece of The Caribbean to the centre of Leeds. For at Turtle Bay you can capture some of the flavours, tastes and ambience of these magical islands – and I for […]
By Liz Coggins on August 27, 2020
Theatre, Uncategorized

Leeds Grand Theatre & Opera House Ltd., the company responsible for managing three of Leeds’ iconic arts venues – Leeds Grand Theatre, City Varieties Music Hall and Hyde Park Picture House – will begin trading as Leeds Heritage Theatres from Wednesday 26 August 2020. The announcement comes months after the historic buildings were forced to […]
By Liz Coggins on August 25, 2020
Past Events

As Veganism Set to Grow by 327%, Great Yorkshire Vegan Market Takes Place This Sunday According to a recent survey by finder.com, the number of vegans in the UK is set to increase by 327% this year [1]. The figures indicate that over the next year, 2.2 million people will become vegan, with the vegan […]
By Liz Coggins on August 24, 2020
Museums, Uncategorized

The Royal Armouries are looking forward to providing a warm welcome to visitors to their Leeds museum, which displays objects from one of the largest collections of historic arms and armour in the world. Visitors to the museum can explore displays of arms and armour from across the world and through time with over 4,500 […]