LEEDS Trinity University is giving research opportunities through its funded PhD Studentships programme The programme will see four students embark on individual PhD theses at the university. Each PhD is fully funded by Leeds Trinity, and students
EVERYONE aged 60 and over across the North East and Yorkshire who has not yet had their first coronavirus vaccine dose will get their invite this week, the NHS has announced. Almost two million letters will hit doormats across the country from today
BROWN bin collections will start again in Leeds later this month after the resumption was slightly delayed because of Covid 19. A Leeds City Council spokesman said: "Due to the continued impact of Covid19 and lockdown three on staffing levels,
A YOUNG woman diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumour while studying at university is urging the public to sign a charity petition for greater investment to help find a cure for the devastating disease. Pippa Simpson, who is from Wharfedale,
ASKED to offer three takes on the same subject, Tim Sawyer from Bramhope offered three images that were artistic variations on the famous Gormley figures on Crosby Beach. They very much caught the eye of Ilkley Camera Club’s visiting judge, Kylie-Ann
ASKED to capture scenes of nature, it is not unusual for Ilkley Camera Club members to produce some top quality images. But last month’s nature competition saw a standard that particularly impressed visiting judge Monica Weller, a Fellow of the
LEEDS Trinity University community members have volunteered with Horsforth Children’s Services to put together activity packs for children in the Horsforth area to enjoy during lockdown. Danielle Roman, Charlotte Rainey, Rachel Rudman and Reverend
SMART new-look buses providing new and improved links from town to train are now in service in and around Otley, thanks to a makeover by bus operator, Transdev. The improvements have delivered a brand-new name – Otley Dash – for the bus firm’s
by Steve Westerman Wharfedale Naturalists Society IN my last Nature Notes, at the beginning of February, I argued for the value to wildlife of having some undisturbed areas along the banks of the river Wharfe as it flows down to Ilkley, and
MILLS have dominated the landscape of Guiseley, Yeadon and Rawdon for many generations - creating employment for some and vast fortunes for others. These photographs from the online archive of Aireborough Historical Society show some of the people
A KEEN fieldsports man who has been visiting the Bolton Abbey Estate for 35 years, has defended the shooting fraternity after a runner on the moor came across a dead cat and fox near snares and what appeared to be a ‘stink pit’ on the estate. The
