“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.
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 Emily …
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 …
“Leeds is a city of hope and opportunity”
A short article about Amy Leek, and aspiring film-maker, who studies in
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 …
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 …
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 …
Putting down roots in the Corn Exchange
Sonia Pounder and her sister Ada have opened the Plant Point in the Corn
Yorkshire’s famous flautist
An article about 'Rat', a recognisable man who plays the flute every day near Leeds Train Station. Waving to the commuters every day, 'Rat' …
Yellow Sunrise lights the way for the Corn Exchange
Shop assistant Aku Haigh feels that independent shops in Leeds are overshadowed by the Trinity