Tag: Leeds
‘I am the product of Harehills’
Young Leeds councillor aims to find strength in diversity
As the votes were counted earlier this month and the political embodiment of Leeds City Council...
Safa’s ‘belting’ performance
Title winning kickboxer has the world at her feet
A nine-year-old Muay Thai kickboxing prodigy from Leeds says she already has ambitions of becoming world...
‘What do you do when the world changes?’
Leeds academic discusses Muslims in the 21st century
As stories of racism, extremism and fundamentalism continue to consume media outlets throughout the country,...
ISON HARRISON SOLICITORS: Leeds’ licensing specialists
Ison Harrison Solicitors have been a stalwart of the West Yorkshire legal scene for almost 40 years and in the last 10 years have...
Leeds doctor shares a secret spy’s insight into life on the...
999’s answer to 007
After last week’s demonstrations in Leeds against NHS reforms, one of the biggest protests the city has seen in years, thousands...
West Yorkshire: Hundreds of helpers pitch in for community projects
Spark something good in West Yorkshire
Over 573 M&S customers and employees have come together to donate more than 160 hours of their time to...
JR AUTOBODIES: Leeds customisation team sets the standard in independent...
Turbocharged
A family team with over a dozen experienced engineers and mechanics have been setting the standards in adding, modifying and completely face-lifting the look...
Tributes to a ‘one in a million father’
Family man suffers shock fatal heart attack at the age of 35
A loving dad, who, despite being in full health died suddenly whilst caring...
Leeds’ flavourite chicken and chips at Shahjahan
A lot has changed in Leeds over the past 25 years, from the landscape of the city to the opening and closing of hundreds...
Indian filmmaker who studied at Leeds Beckett wins prestigious prize
Leeds graduate filmmaker wins gong
Mumbai-born Nishad Choughule, a graduate filmmaker from Leeds Beckett University has won the Alumni of the Year Award in the...
Cabbies are unhAPPy with Uber: Taxi drivers protest over ‘unliveable’ wages
Around one hundred private hire drivers gathered outside Leeds Town Hall on Friday afternoon to protest against the popular international taxi app Uber.
The firm...
Restaurant serves up a taste of luxury via Clarence Dock
Curry and Caviar...only at Mumtaz Leeds
Food aficionadas in Leeds will soon be able to experience a taste which Gordon Ramsey himself called ‘the Mediterranean’s...
Young opera star from Leeds makes her television debut
Opera’s pre-teen powerhouse
A twelve-year-old opera star in the making from Leeds, who has performed in front of hundreds at Leeds Grand Theatre, and thousands...
Two pillars of the community travel from Leeds to the Vatican
Spreading hope with the Pope
A pair of community activists from Leeds ventured over the sea to Rome to meet one of the world's most powerful...
Leeds academic publishes book which explores why Asians are kept off...
Asians excluded from football?
A new book which explores the exclusion of British Asians from football and makes recommendations for achieving equality in the industry...
One of Leeds’ largest restaurants rescued by director of iconic food...
£3.3M site saved from closure
A stunning and well-established Leeds restaurant, which looked doomed to close its doors following a host of mismanagements, has...
800-year-old Qur’an pages on display at Leeds Museum
Qur’an comes to Leeds!
Taken from an 800-year-old copy of the Qur’an, two beautiful and historic pages have been mounted and displayed in a...
Northone Solicitors
Here for all your Family and Immigration Law needs
It is not only the list of happy clients that is growing at Northone Solicitors...
Tearing down taboos at Touchstone Support Centre in Harehills
Opening doors for dementia
A BME Dementia service at Touchstone is breaking down the barriers of dementia awareness in the city with a host of...
