Articles relating to: Yorkshire
Reader, I went to Haworth: following in the footsteps of the Brontës
I have loved the Brontë sisters since I was a teenage bookworm.
I spent a great deal of my young life swooning over the brooding characters of Heathcliff and Mr Rochester while reading dog-eared copies of Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre liberated from the school library.
Photo Gallery: Tour de Yorkshire
Northern Soul‘s North Yorkshire Photographer, Paul Hunter, shares a gallery of the Tour de Yorkshire race passing through Stokesley on Stage 3.
Photo Gallery: Bolton Castle, Yorkshire Dales
Northern Soul‘s North Yorkshire Photographer, Paul Hunter, shares a gallery of Bolton Castle in the Yorkshire Dales. The Castle is still privately owned and occupied, and the hamlet around the castle is named Castle Bolton.
Aesthetic grit and fish & chips: Liz Foster Design
When I was at university in the early 1990s, I shared a flat with four girls studying at Glasgow School Of Art. I recall that a lot of alcohol was drunk and a great deal of inventively flavoured home-made bread was eaten.
Five Places in Hull
Crime author Nick Quantrill writes for Northern Soul about his new novel and the star of his book: Hull.
Photo Gallery: North Yorkshire in Spring
Northern Soul‘s North Yorkshire Photographer, Paul Hunter, shares a gallery of North Yorkshire and the Dales in Spring.
Photo Gallery: Yorkshire Winter hills and moors
Northern Soul‘s North Yorkshire Photographer Paul Hunter shares a gorgeous gallery of Yorkshire Winter hills and moors.
Review: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, West Yorkshire Playhouse
Some people hate the M62 – that windy, high-peaked, lugubrious trek from east to west or west to east. But I like the journey, especially the one from Manchester to Leeds.
Photo Gallery: Ribblehead, Yorkshire
Did you watch ITV’s new drama Jericho last night? It’s quite possibly the only Western ever set in Yorkshire and tells the story of a hardy bunch of people building a viaduct for the railway network. What better time then for a lovely gallery of images of Ribblehead in Yorkshire by Northern Soul‘s Paul Hunter.
Picture Gallery: Stokesley Show Week
The origins of the Stokesley Fair stretch back to 1223 when Henry III granted Stokesley a charter to hold an annual fair. The third week in September now marks a busy week for this market town in rural North Yorkshire.
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