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Sophie Mei Lan

Sophie Mei Lan

Freelance Web Journalist at The Yorkshire Post

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Yorkshire Santa is back flogging Christmas Trees and Reindeers for charity - The Yorkshire Post

‘Yorkshire santa’ Reese Fletcher and his ‘elves’ from Kippax, West Yorkshire have made nearly £40,000 from selling Christmas trees out of pallet boxes over the past few years. This year they are adding more items to their sleigh such as reindeers and wooden gifts to flog to customers near and far. Father-of-three Reese said: “Just because the cost of living crisis is nothing new, it is impacting more families and children than ever. So we want to sell more items in order to be able to buy toys f…
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The A-Z of Yorkshire: Letters F-J in our roundup of the best of Yor...

We asked people, businesses and fans in Yorkshire to share their A-Z guide of the county. In this list, we run down from F-J in the alphabet: Food From Yorkshire Puddings, Wensleydale Cheese and Rhubarb to Parkin and Betty’s tea room’s Fat Rascals, there’s nowt we love more than some hearty grub, with a good cuppa tea that is. Some of the latest cookbooks to come from Yorkshire folk include Vegan chefs BOSH! With their most recent best selling recipes in ‘Meat.’ Great British Bake Off star Karen…
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The Grand Hotel vs Toulson Court: How did Britain's worst hotel cha...

So how did Britannia Hotels-owned The Grand Hotel fare against Toulson Court? Scarborough holds many fond childhood memories of paddling in the sea, eating ice creams and going on donkey rides. Then onto the amusement arcades and completing the day with some chips on the seafront. You can’t help but notice The Grand Hotel which looms over the South Bay, conveniently located next to the cliff lift. The hotel has been a familiar landmark on the coastline since it was built in 1863. The Grand’s des…
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We went to try out a Talk Tyke course to learn to speak 'proper Yor...

Nestled in a small pocket of West Yorkshire is the small market town of Cleckheaton. It was here inside the stunning library where I am discovering the art of how to actually speak Yorkshire as part of a Talk Tyke course. I had wrongly assumed I already knew how to speak proper Yorkshire and this course would just inform me about the history of Yorkshire. As a proud born and bred Sheffield lass, one of my first encounters with my now husband was us having a “Yorkshire off,”as to who spoke the “m…
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We tried out an authentic pizza place hidden in a Yorkshire city ce...

It’s quite apt that Antonio, 72, now runs his own thriving business tucked underneath Bradford’s iconic Wool Exchange. An “institution,” “a beautiful hidden gem,” selling “delicious New York style pizza,” read the reviews about his underground pizzeria. Tucked away on Market Street in Bradford city centre is Antonio’s Pizza Pieces has been going for 30 years. Antonio set up Pizza Pieces in 1993, shortly after the government ended the price guarantee for wool merchants. “My Dad was inspired by so…
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Toulson Court Bed and Breakfast: Scarborough B&B named the 'best' i...

Toulson Court in Scarborough has once again triumphed at the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards - dropping just one place to second in the world rankings of hotels and retaining the European top spot. The B&B on Columbus Ravine, close to Peasholm Park and Scarborough Open Air Theatre, is owned by Angela and James Rusden. James, 51, said: “It’s fantastic news to be named the best in Europe and in the UK. We’ve been top of the world for three years but there’s always next year.” Toulson Court i…
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'Stop it negative Nancy's': Bradford's night life is booming and he...

Gail Simpkins runs The Underground bar which opened in 2016 and has since opened The Platform Bar upstairs on Duke Street in Bradford City Centre. It’s a short walk away from Bradford Live, a new music venue, which was supposed to welcome 300,000 visitors to the city each year but it currently faces an uncertain future. Gail said: “There’s been a narrative perpetuated that the night scene can’t possibly cope without the likes of Bradford Live. “That’s going to be a great addition to the scene bu…
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Wild swimming UK: Here are the designated bathing water sites in Yo...

This means that during the bathing water season, which runs between May 15 and September 30, these areas will be monitored by the Environment Agency (EA). The EA will monitor the water quality at the sites and provide a rating which assesses whether action is needed to cut pollution levels. If you’re searching for places to swim in Yorkshire, we now have three designated bathing spots. The River Wharfe at Wetherby Riverside and the River Nidd at the Lido Leisure Park in Knaresborough are both de…
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May half-term: Last minute ideas for the school holidays whatever t...

There is a range of special events and free activities taking place in your local parks, museums, libraries and city centres. So,with thunderstorms predicted for today (May 26) and patchy weather on the way on Bank Holiday Monday, we’ve got a round up of activities whatever the weather. Here are some of the best things to do outdoors: Travel back in time to experience World War 2 at Yorkshire modern history museum - Eden Camp which is based at a prisoner of war camp. This half term there’s cooki…
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Lindsey Burrow's act of courage at Yorkshire Choice Awards in first...

The annual Yorkshire Choice Awards (YCA) which was held at Headingley Stadium on Friday, June 7. It celebrates the achievements of inspiring people, organisations and projects throughout the region. Both Lindsay and her husband Rob had been due to present the Inspirational Individual Award but Rob, a Leeds Rhinos legend and Motor Neurone Disease awareness campaigner, died on Sunday, June 2. Lindsay took to the stage to present the award in front of the 750 guests. Melanie Malcolm, a co-founder o…
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The Playhive, Stockeld Park: Popular Yorkshire family attraction na...

Stockeld Park, in Wetherby, opened Europe’s largest indoor play area The Playhive in 2022. It has now been crowned Best Indoor Play venue in the Association of Indoor Play awards. The arena hosts more than 250,000 visitors to its adventure park every year, at the heart of which sits the 20,000 ft indoor play centre. Inside The Playhive are four enormous and interconnected adventure zones, modelled on the themes jungle, space, sea and air. A giant circular space holds a 30ft tower at the centre,…