The Week Ahead with Yorkshire Post features writer Laura Reid
Deputy Features Editor Laura Reid looks at what's likely to be making headlines in the week ahead.
Transcript
00:00 Hi, I'm Laura Reid, the Deputy Features Editor at the Yorkshire Post. I'm just coming on
00:05 to talk you through our week in features this week. So this is some of the content that
00:09 we've run online and in print in case you've missed it. Lots of long reads to be going
00:14 at over the weekend and we've of course got our Yorkshire Post magazine published on Saturday
00:19 as well with more features to come there. So this week we spoke to author Adam Morgan
00:25 Ibbotson who says that Yorkshire has some of the best prehistoric monuments in the whole
00:30 of the world. Yorkshire dog groomer James Holbury told us how he overcame spinal injury
00:35 to compete and teach around the world and we heard from a Yorkshire historian about
00:39 women's role in the miners' strike and the different stances that were held during that
00:43 turbulent year from 1984 to 1985. We hopped on board the driver's cab of a TransPenninexpress
00:51 train to hear about delays, training and trespassers and we explored how Yorkshire is leading the
00:56 way when it comes to rewilding efforts to support nature's recovery. We also heard
01:01 how a rugby accident changed the life of a training coal miner and launched his career
01:06 as a mouthpainter and American singer Pippi Arnold who's worked with many of the greats
01:11 in a career spanning 60 years spoke to us ahead of a concert at the Peace Hall in Halifax.
01:18 Finally in Arts and Culture we reported on a new dance performance piece that's receiving
01:22 its world premiere at Leeds Art Gallery this week. If you want to keep up to date with
01:27 all the content from the Features team do consider signing up to our Yorkshire Lifestyle
01:32 newsletter which is an email to your inbox once a week. All the content, best content
01:38 in there from our magazine and our weekly weekday Features pages. So you've got property,
01:46 fashion, food and drink, lots of human interest stories, heritage pieces, arts, culture and
01:53 much more.
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