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- Aug 22, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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The Yorkshire town that is the halfway point between Edinburgh and London (opens the original)
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I spend a good deal of my time zipping up and down the A1 in North Yorkshire, familiar mainly with Boroughbridge as a name on a road sign or maybe somewhere to stop and refuel the car. It turns out people have been doing the same for centuries, with stagecoaches rather than motorcars. As the halfway point between Edinburgh and London, Boroughbridge has long been a place where travellers and traders pause to rest. It was a key stagecoach stop and at one point boasted 22 inns. This important town
A brilliant banquet that reflects eight decades of Yorkshire food (opens the original)
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Celebrated chef Steph Moon has teamed up with Yorkshire’s finest producers to create a brilliant banquet that reflects eight decades of food trends and says Happy Birthday to Yorkshire Life magazine! Join the Yorkshire Life team and some familiar faces as we take over the Food Hall at Fodder, Harrogate, on Friday, September 25, for a unique banquet that celebrates Yorkshire Life’s milestone 80th year and the county’s fabulous food heritage. It promises to be a fabulous night celebrating the best
Inside TV presenter Christine Talbot's beautiful 'forever home' (opens the original)
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Christine Talbot, Yorkshire Life columnist, television presenter and event host, shows us round her newly renovated home – a dream project that has been many years in the planning, if not the building Come on in,’ smiles Christine Talbot as she opens the door to her honey-coloured home in North Yorkshire. There’s a sense of excitement as she walks me through the hallway to what is undeniably a wow-factor space. I feel like I am in the ‘reveal’ on the hit property show Love It or List It ‒ you kn
Expert shares rose varieties that bring 'delight' to any garden (opens the original)
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Early summer brings a sense of wonder at how quickly time has passed. January to April felt endlessly dull, making the arrival of spring all the more glorious. The changing light and a more subtle colour palette remind us June is upon us ‒ rich in fragrance, with roses taking centre stage. Roses fill what gardeners call the ‘June gap’ ‒ the period when early flowering herbaceous plants retreat and make way for summer blooms. In my garden, more than 40 varieties of roses bring delight. Shrub rose
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