By Liz Coggins on September 10, 2019
Health & Beauty

As we hang on to the last rays of sunshine still treasuring memories of our days in the sun a wonderful new season approaches – Autumn. Autumn links us between those steamy hot days and nights and the prospect of snuggling up in front of a log fire or stepping out in our evening […]
By Liz Coggins on September 10, 2019
Past Events

Joe Brown celebrates his 60th showbiz anniversary with a brand new tour. Back with a new band including fiddle virtuoso Tom Leary, ace bass player Andy Crowdy and Joe’s 27 year stalart band member drummer, percussionist and singer Phil Capaldi. For this concert Joe will combine timeless classics, rockability, gospel, country, blueglass and of course […]
By Liz Coggins on September 5, 2019
Past Events

Otley, nestled between cosmopolitan Leeds and the Yorkshire Dales, is no stranger to town crying. The office of Otley Bellman has been around since the Middle Ages and current incumbent, Terry Ford (pictured), originally from the north-east, has won a string of gongs, including that of 2017 national champion. As home crier, Terry will welcome […]
By Liz Coggins on September 3, 2019
Past Events

TV favourite, Sherrie Hewson, and magician, Pete Firman, top the bill this September in The Good Old Days at City Varieties Music Hall. Sherrie Hewson is best known for her roles in the ITV soap operas Coronation Street, Crossroads and Emmerdale. More recently she starred as Joyce Temple-Savage in the ITV sitcom Benidorm and in […]
By Liz Coggins on September 3, 2019
Past Events

Based on the best-selling books by Liz Pichon, this brand new story is brought to you by the award winning producers of Horrible Histories and Gangsta Granny. It’s pure fun for the whole family whether you’re a lover of the books or new to Tom and his friends. Tom’s doing everything possible to stay out […]
By Liz Coggins on September 3, 2019
Food & Drink

Arts in Call Lane is one of the city’s hidden gastronomic gems! One of the first independent restaurants in the city it has gone from strength to strength and now boasts new owners, a new name – now referred to Arts not Arts Café and a new head chef – Simon Turner. Arts has also […]
By Liz Coggins on August 13, 2019
Travel

Nothing can prepare even the most seasoned traveller for the magnificent view that suddenly appears before your very eyes as you drive through the stone gated pillars of The Atlantic Hotel. Set in six acres of private fragrant gardens and manicured lawns its uninterrupted views of the Atlantic Ocean will simply blow you away. The […]
By Liz Coggins on July 11, 2019
Travel

On the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, only two and a half miles from the beach, in the village of Scalby, is one of Scarborough’s best kept secrets. Set in acres of landscaped grounds with stunning views across the countryside Wrea Head Hall is the jewel in the crown of Scarborough’s hotels. […]
By Liz Coggins on June 25, 2019
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In the leafy village of Lindley, next to the parish church is one of the area’s hidden gems. The Manor House, a Georgian Grade 2 listed building, originally known as Fieldhead was the former home of mill owner and philanthropist James Sykes until 1942 when it became a children’s home. In the years that followed, […]
By Liz Coggins on November 20, 2018
Travel

Your first glimpse of Seaham Hall will take your breath away. As you make your way up the drive to this white former Georgian mansion there’s an air of peace and tranquillity interrupted only by the gentle noise of the sea. Enter this haven of luxury, classical elegance and old world charm and be ready […]