Posts Tagged “Yorkshire”

The best bits of Yorkshire

By | May 16, 2013

Things to do in Yorkshire - Pennine Way

Yorkshire is always being named among the best places to holiday in Britain. 216 million people visit the region every year. Yorkshire folk are proud of their roots but sometimes even we take for granted what’s under our noses. I was born, grew up and have nearly always lived here but there are still things [...]

Read more »

Glory days of pop culture in exhibition

By | May 15, 2013

Pop design culture fashion exhibition at Civic Gallery Barnsley

An exhibition in Yorkshire is celebrating a time when British popular culture first captivated the world and features creations by such icons of the 20th century as Andy Warhol and Vivienne Westwood. I went along to see Pop! – Design – Culture – Fashion, which is touring from the Fashion and Textile Museum in London and is [...]

Read more »

Indulgence and relaxation at Titanic Spa

By | May 8, 2013

titanic spa huddersfield west yorkshire

So often we operate at full speed, taking very little ‘me’ time and then wonder why we feel so completely shattered. Recently Anna and I spent a heavenly day selfishly indulging ourselves at Titanic Spa in the village of Linthwaite in Huddersfield.

Read more »

Trying out Angelica at Trinity Leeds

By | April 23, 2013

angelica leeds

We’ve talked before on these pages about the buzz surrounding the opening of the new shopping centre Trinity Leeds. But there’s been a buzz all of its own around the mall’s clutch of new restaurants and bars. The biggest buzz has been reserved for Angelica and Crafthouse, occupying the penthouse position on the sixth and fifth [...]

Read more »

Amazing Graze street food festival, Leeds

By | April 15, 2013

amazing graze street food festival at left bank leeds april 2013

If you didn’t manage to get down to the Amazing Graze street food festival in Leeds during the first weekend of April I’m afraid you missed a treat. Street food seems to be having a moment in the city and it’s not hard to see why. These vendors are artisans, passionate about what they do [...]

Read more »

Vintage fair to raise money for charity

By | April 11, 2013

harrogate spring vintage fair

If you’re a lover of vintage you definitely want to put this date in your diary and plan on getting yourself to Harrogate. With stalls, pop-up tearooms, makeovers, live music and craft workshops it sounds like a retro girl’s dream. But even better: it will raise money for the Samaritans. To help get you in [...]

Read more »

Advintageous Spring Vintage Fair

By | April 8, 2013

advintageous spring vintage fair at ridings centre wakefield

The Ridings Centre in Wakefield is not what you’d describe as a looker and it’s been overshadowed in the last few years by the opening of a new shopping mall, Trinity Walk. But a couple of weeks ago (I know, bad blogger) the centre came to life: full of people, character, vitality, dancing, singing, rock [...]

Read more »

So what did we think to Trinity Leeds?

By | April 3, 2013

trinity leeds launch. henry holland world

We’re more than a week since Leeds’ new shopping centre opened for business. As you may have read in an earlier blog post, there seemed to be a lot of excitement building prior to its launch. I was interested to see whether this was simply good PR and media plugging or whether it really had [...]

Read more »

Diamond Event at Element Jewellery, Hebden Bridge

By | March 31, 2013

win a champagne diamond at element jewellery diamond event

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, so how do you fancy the chance to win one? Element Jewellery, based in Yorkshire’s artistic haven Hebden Bridge, are hosting their annual diamond event next weekend – and this year they’re giving away a 0.30ct champagne diamond!

Read more »

‘Show-stopper’ for Trinity Leeds opening

By | March 20, 2013

Opening of Trinity Leeds shopping centre

New shopping centre Trinity Leeds has been a long time in the making and tomorrow is the day all will be revealed. I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty excited. At 10am on Thursday the eight entrances around the centre will be unlocked to the public for the first time and those working behind [...]

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Read more »