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White Cloth Hall, the new all-day food and drink hall for Leeds, has announced the first of its local suppliers, celebrating the best of local Yorkshire produce. Located on Crown Street, behind the Corn Exchange in Leeds city centre, White Cloth Hall will bring together a collection of the region’

Merrie England, a chain of Yorkshire coffee shops and drive-thru, has been acquired by Gary Conway and his team, including local investors Adam Sayers, Ian Coumont, and Anne Coumont. Established for over five decades, the six longstanding shops across Huddersfield, Brighouse, and Halifax are cemented within the communities, providing a

The owners of the Wild Swan, the historic 19th century inn at Minskip, near Boroughbridge, have hailed the return of one of Yorkshire’s most talented chefs. Alex Bond and Stephen Lennox, who have transformed the Wild Swan into one of the most successful inns in North Yorkshire, have welcomed

Leading Leeds-based strategic marketing agency Fantastic Media, has been appointed by Thurston Group, renowned modular building experts to deliver full-service marketing services to the firm as it seeks to become the UK’s leading off-site manufacturer. Fantastic Media will be implementing a comprehensive marketing campaign, aimed at increasing Thurston Group&

The first meeting of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority since the General Election has seen over £40 million approved for new housebuilding and road improvements. The meeting also saw progress towards a Local Growth Plan, outlining ambitions for deeper devolution and a single funding settlement for West Yorkshire, following a

Nominations for The Leeds Digital Festival Awards, hosted by tech podcast byProduct Live and Leeds-based law firm Ward Hadaway, are now officially open. The awards celebrate the best in digital and tech innovation across Leeds and the wider city area and recognise the talent born and bred in the region

Kirklees-based Timber Frame Construction company, TimberTight is experiencing a surge of growth, as demand increases for residential and commercial timber frame buildings. After recording 38 percent growth during October 2022 to 2023 - an increase from £3.75m to £5.2m - they have their sights set on doubling production