“Leeds are welcoming and open to home-schooled children”
Leeds holds many opportunities for children who are home-schooled, according to Ian Thursfield who teaches his children from home.
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High school sweethearts visit their granddaughter in Leeds
Jerry and Lilian Morgan have travelled from Chapel Allerton to the Leeds City Centre to visit their granddaughter, Gabby, who haven’t seen each other for…
UK Number One keeps boxing title
Joe Craven, a Muay Thai Boxer from Halifax, kept his number one in the UK title last weekend at the Macron Stadium in Bolton. By…
Tackle homelessness before Channel 4
Retired Leeds local concerned abut the rising number of homelessness in the city. Billy Walker believes Channel 4 should be delayed so they can use the money to find the homeless accommodation.
“Leeds is a city of hope and opportunity”
A short article about Amy Leek, and aspiring film-maker, who studies in Leeds.
Mr Bling, the man in the van…
Mr. Bling has an ice cream van in the centre of Leeds – but he came north for love. We caught up with him, heard his story and had a an ice cream!
Lights, Camera…Report
Freelance BBC journalists Peter Townsend and George Thompson explain what its like to be a reporter in Leeds
Hungarian family reunite to introduce traditional food
Vali and Zoli moved to England over a decade ago to introduce Hungarian cuisine. They recently moved to Leeds to reunite with their children who are studying in the city.
Local businesses on the rise in Leeds
Local businesses are on the rise in Leeds after shopping local campaigns around the UK. Leeds Hacks spoke to Julie Frazer, from JAF Jewellery, about how her business works in the city.
Putting down roots in the Corn Exchange
Sonia Pounder and her sister Ada have opened the Plant Point in the Corn Exchange.