Northside July 2022

001 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:12 Page 1

//

Northside THE QUALITY MAGAZINE FOR LEEDS, HARROGATE & SURROUNDING AREAS

Ready for the fest?

Tramlines has a stellar line-up

Switch to sustainable Eco-friendly products for the home

Fabulous and festival ready

Summer beauty essentials

Dish of the month Tuck into a tasty risotto recipe

seeing stars Farming celebrities head to the 163rd Great Yorkshire Show SEE PAGE 28

JULY 2022

www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

002 - 003 NSide July22_Layout 1 22/06/2022 16:13 Page 1

002 - 003 NSide July22_Layout 1 22/06/2022 16:14 Page 2

004 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:16 Page 1

CONTENTS

28

Adam Henson (credit Cotswold Farm Park)

22 42 elcome to the July edition of Northside.

Summer’s here and that can mean only one thing - the Great Yorkshire Show returns to Harrogate’s showground. This year you will be able to see a fair amount of your favourite farming celebrities as Calendar’s Christine Talbot will be hosting a new ‘chat show’ as part of the event. She will be speaking to different famous faces on each of the four days.

Elsewhere we turn our attention to a music festival just down the M1, speak to Jason Donovan about his return to Jospeh and have your usual mix of homes, fashion, beauty and more.

See you next month.

16

W

Richard Abbey Executive Editor

The Diary

Our monthly round-up of what’s happening in your area, plus we speak to Jason Donovan about his return to Joseph and The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, this time as the Pharoah

22

Be part of the crowd

With Sam Fender, Kasabian and Madness headlining, Tramlines is set to make your summer sizzle

26

What’s Going On, Leeds?

Jordan Odu’s summer schedule is heating up

28

See the stars of the show

The 163rd Great Yorkshire Show returns to Harrogate Showground from 12-15 July with added star appeal

34

50

Be inspired by our local boutiques

44

Eating Out

We dine at De Baga, Alexander’s, The Deer Park and The Malt Shovel Brearton

56

Home & Garden

Be kinder to the environment... here’s a collection of the best eco-friendly products on offer to help you take the plunge

Home Essentials

Find fresh inspiration for the home and garden with these local businesses

FOR ALL ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT PUBLISHING DIRECTOR AMANDA ROY: Tel: 07843 633184 amanda.roy@rmcmedia.co.uk EXECUTIVE EDITOR Richard Abbey richard.abbey@rmcmedia.co.uk DESIGN Dan Wray SOCIAL MEDIA & DIGITAL MANAGER Sam Pegg DISTRIBUTION Chris Clayton ACCOUNTS Steve Wasden Tel: 07503 154498

KEEP UP TO DATE...

Try this Yorkshire Asparagus & Summer Vegetable Risotto recipe from Leeds Cookery School

60

Fashion

FRONT COVER: Matt Baker will be just one of many farming celebrities at the Great Yorkshire Show

42

Dish of the month

Search ‘RMC Media’

@NorthsideRMC

Published by: RMC Media, Second Floor, Number 40, Little London Road, Sheffield, S8 0UH Email: info@rmcmedia.co.uk Website: www.rmcmedia.co.uk Not connected with any other company or group.

Printed by Buxton Press, Buxton, Derbyshire. www.buxtonpress.com The publisher takes no responsibility whatsoever for the safe keeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts, photographs or other material. Any submitted material should be accompanied by an SAE. All material is the copyright of the RMC Media and is not to be reproduced without permission. The placing of an order for the insertion of an advertisement in this publication shall amount to an acceptance of our terms and conditions, copies of which are available on request.

@northside_lifestyle_magazine

005 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:18 Page 1

006 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:17 Page 1

OPEN ADVENTURES. Stratstone Harrogate BMW

The all-new BMW 4 Series Convertible’s amazing agility, owing to its wide stance and low centre gravity, is accentuated even further by short overhangs and a new soft top roof that is 40% lighter than its predecessor.

The open-air experience is also taken to the next level thanks to electric seats in Vernasca leather, 3-zone air conditioning and a new enhanced digital cockpit. Discover a driving experience that is all about going the long way round, wherever you’re heading.

Find your summer companion today.

Stratstone BMW Harrogate Princess Royal Way, Pannal, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3 1LG 01423 393 588 stratstone.com/bmw

007 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:23 Page 1

6XĦ Ė LQ ļ 9ċ H\ WITH JAMES’ PLACES

*UHĊ )ĭ G *UHĊ %Ĕ U *Ĉ GHQV Whether it’s a day out with the family, drinks with friends or a summer staycation, we’ve got you covered. Whatever the occasion, our place is your place and we look forward to welcoming you soon!

JAMESPLACES.COM

096 WSide June22 13/05/2022 10:05 Page 1

027 ESide July22_Layout 1 16/06/2022 13:59 Page 1

Staircase Renovations

Before

Before

After

After

Glass Staircase Renovations Framless Glass Designs Oak and Glass Staircases Glass Balustrades Bespoke Glass Projects

Bespoke Glass Specialists Request a survey t: 01423 609 940 w: www.hgwsolutions.co.uk e: hgwsolutions@gmail.com

010 NSide July22 23/06/2022 11:36 Page 1

WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH EVERY DOOR: • • • • •

EXPERT MEASURING & FITTING 2 REMOTE CONTROLS ACOUSTIC & THERMAL INSULATION FREE DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD DOOR AVAILABLE IN 21 COLOURS

Garolla garage doors are expertly made to measure in our own UK factories, they’re strong and solidly built. The electric Garolla door rolls up vertically, taking up only 8 inches inside your garage, maximising valuable space.

ƫ ƫ ƫ č

ĀāāăƫăąĈƫĀăĉĀ č

ĀĈĆăĈƫāąĊƫāĂĉ

Give us a call today and we’ll come and measure up completely FREE of charge. *Offer valid for openings up to 2.4m wide & including 2 remote controls, 55mm white slats, internal manual override.

To advertise in our October learning feature call: Amanda Roy 07843 633184

10 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

011 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:30 Page 1

012 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:32 Page 1

PROMOTION P ROMOTION

Summer Time Short Courses at Queen Ethelburga’s ENROLLING NOW FOR WEEK-LONG THEMED COURSES AT QUEEN ETHELBURGA’S COLLEGIATE. ollowing their successful intrroduction in 2021, Queen Eth helburga’s Collegiate will again be running its week-long, high quality summer short courses as part of the 2022 Summer@QE Programme. he Queen Ethelburga’s (QE) provides th perfect backdrop for summer fun and positive mental and physical wellbeing, in its beautiful but dynamic environment on its rural campus in the North Yorkshire countryside.

Those with a passion for perfor mance will enjoy our Musical-in-a-Week Workshops. Taking place in The King’s Theatre, QE’s full-scale professional venue, children can take on the challenge of lear ning and perfor ming some well-known musicals in just one week, working alongside industry professionals. From Monday 8 – he theme will be Fr iday 12 August th The Greatest Showman, and from 22-26 August the theme will be Matilda.

The workshop is open to children from 6 years upwards and perfor mances will be held on th he Fr iday after noons for fr iends and family.

Inspir ing th he imagination, th he Visual Arts Week will offer budding artists the opportunity to explore a different artistiic medium each day. Open to children from Year 6 upwards, the course will take place from Monday 15 – Fr iday 19 August.

Practical Science Week will offer a 5 day course explor ing the wonderful world of science. Open to students from Year 6 upwards, the course will take place from Monday 22 August to Fr iday 26 August.

Each of the 5 day short courses across August run from 9am – 4pm daily and include a hot lunch and snacks daily.

Each 5-day course costs £250 per child

F

12 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

and is non-residential.

As well as the subject-speciffiic 5-day courses, QE will also be host over the summer to its resident multi-actiivity camp, Camp QE. Running throughout the summer holidays for children aged 5 (school Year 1) to 13, Camp QE offers and action-packed daily programme for children.

Every day is different and combines and broad selection of outdoor sports, outdoor games, indoor sports, indoor activities and arts and crafts. The camp runs from 9am to 4pm each day, and free wraparound care is available from 8am to 5.30pm. Included in the pr ice is a hot lunch and snacks each day.

This summer, for the ffiirst time, Camp QE will be offer ing residential stays as well as day and weekly camps, to suit your summer plans. Running each week from Monday 25th h July until Fr iday 19 hemes for 2022 will include August, th Jurassic Week, Commonwealth Games Week, Blast from the Past Week, and Big Cities Week. A full week for Camp QE costs £250 per child (nonresidential), £370 per child (residential) or £55 per day (non-residentiial) or £90 (residential).

To find out more and book places for our summer camps, vissit qe.org/summercamps, call 01423 333333 or email shortcourses@qe.org or campqe@qe.org

041 ESide July22 16/06/2022 12:22 Page 1

Set in more than 220 acres of beautiful North Yorkshire countryside

Welcoming day students from 3 months to 19 years and boarders from Year 3

Over 80% of our students go on to their first choice university | Rated ‘Excellent’ by ISI 2019 81% of our students achieved A*/A at A-Level

Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate “To be the best that I can, with the gifts that I have.” www.qe.org | admissions@qe.org | 01423 333330 | York YO26 9SS

014 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:38 Page 1

PROMOTION

Specialized mountain bike

Bike Coop in 1985

The flagship shop in Bruntsfield, Edinburgh

Peace, love & cycling EDINBURGH BICYCLE COOPERATIVE CELEBRATES 45 YEARS IN BUSINESS. orty-five years ago, three friends shared a love for all things cycling and decided that together they would set up a workers’ cooperative. Their names were Chris Hill, Gerry Murray and Morag Ogilvie and they believed in a fairer way of doing business.

Founded in 1977 as a single shop in Edinburgh, “Recycles” was born and later renamed as Edinburgh Bicycle Cooperative; a company where the workers had an equal say in the business, and profits would be shared equally among the employees.

Almost half a century on, Edinburgh Bicycle Cooperative now comprises five shops across Scotland and northern England, including Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Newcastle, and Leeds, but their founding principles remain the same.

After working with the Bike Coop for a year, each employee is invited to become a member with an equal share in the business and a vote at their AGM. This shared business model is what has ensured that the Bike Coop has stood the test of time and continues to be a great company to be a part of.

The UK’s longest running bike cooperative is known for a lot of firsts, including being the first in Scotland to stock mountain bikes back in 1984, launching one of Europe’s first cycle shop websites in 1996 and more recently

F

14 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

First ever advert

Frog childrens bikes

supporting the growth of the e-cargo bike as a cheaper, healthier, and more sustainable alternative to cars.

Today, the bike industry is more topical than ever. With electricity and fuel prices soaring, bikes are a great solution to help people financially, physically, and mentally. And with an ever-rising interest in supporting homegrown businesses, especially ones that truly care about their team members, the Bike Coop’s employeeownership model is even more important than it was back in the seventies.

What really makes the Bike Coop stand out is the honesty and expert knowledge of their staff. They build a relationship with each of their customers to ensure that they find the perfect bike for them. They offer advice on all types of bikes from gravel and mountain bikes to e-bikes and kids’ bikes, and all the gear to go with them so that you can be sure that you’ve got everything you need to pedal off on your next adventure.

To find out more about Edinburgh Bicycle Cooperative, visit www.edinburghbicycle.com

Leeds shop team

Edinburgh Bicycle Cooperative 140 Woodland Lane, Chapel Allerton, Leeds LS7 4QG Tel: 0113 268 7463

015 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:35 Page 1

1 1**) ` 3*;(& 81* ` *).3'97,- ` &'*7)**3 **) ` 3*;(& 81* ` *).3'97,- ` &'*7)**3

88VYWXIH 9/ FMOI VIXEMPIV LIVI JSV ]SY VYWXIH 9/ FMOI VIXEMPIV LIVI JSV ]SY * '.0* * '.0*

24938&.3 24938&.3

, 7&:*1 74&) ,7&:*1 74&) -='7.)

-='7.)

0.) '.0* 0.) '.0*

* (&7,4 * (&7,4

;>E4 C74 9>DA=4H ; >E4 C74 9>DA=4H 1 1ŤƖśŲǔĞĞɮŲǎŦĞė ŤƖśŲǔĞĞɮŲǎŦĞė ơơŃŦĐĞ ȍȕȓȓ ŃŦĐĞ ȍȕȓȓ

ƖĞŦ ėóŃśǔ ƖĞŦ ėóŃśǔ

H HƙĞĞ ŲŦɮơŃƭĞ ƙĞĞ ŲŦɮơŃƭĞ

ȍȌóŤ ɮ ȒƖŤ ȍȌóŤ ɮ ȒƖŤ

!óƙ ƖóƙŘŃŦķ !óƙ ƖóƙŘŃŦķ

ȍȐȌ Þ (j v( j v1ɋ !P ¦1j jj1©¾ vɋ j11(± j±ȓ Ȑ¨I

ÞÞÞɐ1(Uv

Å©IP

U!ä!j1ɐ! t

016 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:39 Page 1

The Diary ■ THEATRE ■ MUSIC ■ COMEDY ■ EVENTS ■ EXHIBITIONS ■ FILM ■ FURTHER AFIELD…

Images courtesy Tristram Kenton

This dream will do ‘NATIONAL TREASURE’ JASON DONOVAN RE-TREADS FAMILIAR GROUND AS THE PHARAOH IN THE LATEST PRODUCTION OF JOSEPH... HE SPEAKS TO NORTHSIDE. oseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat arrives in Leeds this summer and sees actor Jason Donovan return to familiar territory.

It was after the Australian star rose to fame in Neighbours, and then the pop charts, that he turned his attention to the stage, taking the lead role in the production originally created by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber. This time he will be playing the Pharaoh in this latest instalment and will be

J

16 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

supported by Jac Yarrow, who will be playing Joseph, and Linzi Hateley as the narrator.

The musical will run at Leeds Grand Theatre from 12-23 July following two triumphant seasons at the London Palladium.The multi-award winning show has been performed in over 80 countries worldwide and has become one of the world’s most beloved family musicals.

We caught up with Jason Donovan to find out more.

Is Joseph as much fun to perform in as it is to watch?

Absolutely. It’s such an uplifting show and it feels relevant to the world we’re living in right now to a certain degree, since it’s about overcoming adversity and having self-belief.

It’s part of this country’s DNA in a way and this tour is the West End production put into local theatres so it’s a version of the show many people won’t have seen before.

017 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:48 Page 1

This is your third go-round as Pharaoh.

What keeps pulling you back in?

There’s so much history with Joseph for me and I was originally asked about recreating the role of Joseph himself.That didn’t come to fruition for a number of reasons and trying to recreate what I’d done in 1991 all these years later with me in my 50s was a bit of a non-starter anyway. But I was keen to be part of it and when the opportunity to play Pharaoh came along I took it without thinking too much about it. It sort of works, you know? The song comes in Act Two and it’s a bit of a show-stealer.

Because of my association with the show I think it only increases the value of that moment and makes it more powerful.

I wouldn’t say I’m in top physical condition but if I’m going into town I’ll ride my bike and I try and get in a swim and a steam each day. I’m also a bit OCD so I’m always cleaning the house. Going up and down the stairs is enough to keep the fitness levels up to a certain degree.

for me was Priscilla Queen of the Desert [in 2009]. It was such an incredible production and they spent so much money on the bus, the set and the costumes. There have been certain times in my career where I’ve looked around and gone ‘Wow! I’m in a different league here! This is as good as it’s gonna get’. The Rocky Horror Show was another good one. There have been some dodgy ones too but [laughs] we won’t talk about those.

Jac Yarrow plays Joseph now. Having originally played the role yourself, how do you rate him as a performer?

Looking back on your early pop career, what were your highlights from that time?

He’s a very well-polished performer.

He’s incredibly talented and he’s a great singer, and he’s got a lot of energy. It’s a different show to the one I did back in the 90s. It’s hard to compare the two and it’s hard to compare the two of us as performers, but he’s a great guy and I think the innocence and the spirit of Joseph is not only in the character but also in the person who is playing him. I’d like to think that back in the day I had my feet firmly on the ground and that I had the country behind me when I did that show. And I think Jac is a very humble and good person, which is the sort of personality the role requires.

It was a dream come true for me to have a number one single in this country, the year’s biggest selling album and to be meeting people I’d looked up to. I think you create your own luck in life but I was in a TV series that was massively successful so luck is one thing but timing is also really important.With the success of Neighbours I was looking towards other things and at the time I was watching what Kylie was doing because I was always fascinated by pop music. I saw what she was doing and I said ‘I’d like a bit of that’.

Then Stock Aitken Waterman came along and off it went. I think once people hear a song that’s sort of the soundtrack to them growing up - like Too Many Broken Hearts, Especially forYou and Any Dream Will Do, which are my three biggest hits - it becomes part of their lives.Those songs to this day are keeping me alive and

You’re still in fantastic shape. What’s your regime?

You’ve done lots of musical theatre since the nineties. What have been your favourites?

The musical that was a magical moment

ultimately I think that’s why singers want pop hits because they never leave you.

When were you last on tour and what are you most looking forward to about getting back out there with Joseph?

I did my own Even More Good Reasons tour before Christmas and I had a few more dates to finish in recent weeks. But Joseph is my first time touring in a theatrical sense in a long time and I think it’s great the show is getting out there because it’s such a fantastic production. I miss being at home but the good thing about this particular show is that I’m not going to be stressed out too much because I don’t have lots to do in it. I’ve spent years doing shows where you drag yourself in for the matinee and it’s like ‘Off we go again’. It’s sometimes a hard slog but I don’t feel anxious about this one. I’m enjoying it because I’m not exhausted by it. It’s a win-win for me.

Did you ever imagine you’d become a national treasure in the UK?

No because in Australia America is a bigger part of our entertainment sphere.

Coming to Britain was never part of the plan as such but it quickly became the plan. The opportunity was enormous here and I took it.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is at Leeds Grand Theatre from 12-23 July. Find out more by visiting www.leedsheritagetheatres.com Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 17

018 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:41 Page 1

THE DIARY

Peter Hook & The Light

Music Classics at the Castle 19 August / Castle Howard lphconcertsandevents.co.uk Café Mambo Ibiza has announced more big names for the ‘Classics At The Castle’ lineup at Castle Howard in York. Alongside headliner - NYC superstar DJ Armand Van Helden the legendary Ibiza brand will bring Shapeshifters Live, Lovely Laura & Ben Santiago and Erik Hagleton to the stage to deliver an unforgettable Ibiza experience under the stars.

Thousands of dance music fans will come together to enjoy a night of classic Ibiza dance tracks and an atmosphere to rival the white isle itself.

Shapeshifters Live is a new show from the highly respected house music DJ / Producer, Simon Marlin, and recently debuted at Brixton Disco Festival. Shapeshifters produced one of the all time Ibiza classics, the UK no.1 hit ‘Lola’s Theme’ in 2004, and have gone on to release consistent quality house music ever since, working on productions and remixes for artists including George Michael, Faithless, Frankie Knuckles, Moby, Christina Aguilera and more.

For over 25 years, Café Mambo Ibiza has been synonymous with quality dance music; the place to meet for guaranteed good times and to watch the incredible Ibiza sunsets.

It has played host to all the big names in dance music, not to mention the infamous BBC Radio 1 Ibiza weekends. Castle Howard is a fitting venue for this iconic Ibiza brand to recreate some of that magic. ‘Classics At The Castle’ will be a spectacular celebration of the biggest and best tunes that evoke memories and images of Ibiza and clubbing adventures gone by.

Tickets are incredible value, starting from £33.50 (+ booking fee).

18 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

York Minster Grand Organ Credit Duncan Lomax

O2 Academy Leeds / 1 July www.o2academyleeds.co.uk This celebration of Joy Division will see the bassist perform some of their greatest hits including Love Will Tear Us Apart, Transmission, Digital, She’s Lost Control and more.

Ronan Keating 4 July / York Barbican www.yorkbarbican.co.uk After two frustrating years of rescheduling and covid interruptions, finally, Ronan Keating gets back to doing what he does best… singing the hits that people love to hear, as his UK & Ireland tour gets underway.

For some 27 years, Ronan has sung the songs that have been the soundtrack to many people’s lives, all across the world.

As lead vocalist in Boyzone and a successful solo artist, Ronan’s voice has helped define pop music from the 90s right through to the 2020s, with two new albums released during lockdown.

Songs like Nothing at All, Life Is A Rollercoaster, No Matter What, If Tomorrow Never Comes, Love Me For A Reason, Baby Can I Hold You, Words and many more, have helped cement a career filled with hits.

Jane McDonald 22 July / York Barbican www.yorkbarbican.co.uk The BAFTA award-winning star always delivers phenomenal show along with her fantastic live band and backing singers. With stunning production and a new line-up of songs her ‘Let the Light In’ tour promises to be the best one yet.

Comedy Shaparak Khorsandi 3 July / Leeds City Varieties www.leedsheritagetheatres.com It Was The 90s! is an homage to the decade where Shaparak left an important part of her brain somewhere in a field in Hampshire…

From indie discos to unflattering crop tops, a trip down memory lane to the decade where ‘kinky’ was nurse role-play and whipped cream, and Shaparak found herself flying about London with hope in her heart, a tenner in her pocket and

The Grand Organ Returns – the Inaugural Recital Series Thursdays from 21 July to 18 August 2022, 7pm York Minster Yorkminster.org Experience York Minster’s Grand Organ as never before during a series of recitals to celebrate the instrument’s return following its £2million, once-in-acentury refurbishment.

Join internationally-renowned visiting organists Nathan Laube, David Briggs and Margaret Phillips and York Minster’s own acclaimed musicians Robert Sharpe and Benjamin Morris for five evenings of beautiful organ music in the aweinspiring setting of the cathedral’s Nave. spare knickers in her handbag. How does the decade of binge drinking and walks of shame look now without snakebite and black tinted specs?

Ed Byrne 14 July / Harrogate Theatre www.harrogatetheatre.co.uk Join Ed as he takes a long hard look at himself and tries to decide if he has any traits that are worth passing on to his children. A TV household name, Ed has been seen on pretty much everything, from Mock the Week and Top Gear to Have I Got News for You and Live at the Apollo.

019 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:49 Page 1

THE DIARY

Events

Jersey Boys Credit: Ralf & Birgit Brinkhoff

Live entertainment at RHS Garden Harlow Carr Various dates RHS Garden Harlow Carr www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/harlow-carr/whats-on Make the most of the long, hot summer and discover a rich and varied programme of live entertainment in the glorious surroundings of RHS Harlow Carr. With everything from traditional brass bands to Shakespeare performed as never before, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Summer Music Sundays, Sunday 3 July – Sunday 28 August

Bring a picnic, soak up the summer sun and enjoy an afternoon of live music in the garden every Sunday throughout July and August.

Evening Outdoor Theatre: Hamlet the Comedy, Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 July

Oddsocks present Shakespeare’s famous tragedy performed as you’ve never seen before: in this laugh-out-loud take, the eponymous royal student returns home for the holidays to find something rotten in the state of Denmark – and things will never be the same …

Evening Outdoor Theatre: The War of the Worlds, Sunday 28 August

Enjoy a hilarious night out as the critically-acclaimed Pantaloons invade the stage for a funny yet faithful adaptation, using musical instruments, puppetry and enthusiasm to recreate interplanetary warfare on an epic scale.

The chances of success? A million to one…

Harrogate Fashion Week 31 July-1 August Harrogate Convention Centre www.harrogateconventioncentre.co.uk This is an established trade show with the aim of bringing together independent brands and independent retailers for a two-day exhibition. It’s organised by Wendy Adams whom has a long relationship with Harrogate - she was involved in the original fashion and bridal events in the town and, in addition, has run The Harrogate Bridal Show for over 35 years.

Theatre Jersey Boys 26 July-6 August Leeds Grand Theatre www.leedsheritagetheatres.com The internationally-acclaimed stage version of The Jersey Boys is working its way back to Leeds. This smash hit musical has won 65 major awards and has been seen by over 27 million people worldwide.

It tells the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons and features all the hits including Sherry, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Oh What a Night, Walk Like a

Movies Thor: Love & Thunder 8 July Our protagonist is aiming to find inner peace. but this is soon shattered by the arrival of Gorr the God Butcher, leading to our hero recruiting the likes of Valkyrie, Korg and Jane Foster - now the Mighty Thor - to stop him.

Bullet Train 29 July Five assassins find themselves on a fast moving bullet train from Tokyo to Morioka with only a few stops in between.They discover their missions are not unrelated to each other. It stars Brad Pitt, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Sandra Bullock.

Man, Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You, and Working My Way Back to You.

Hairspray 16 July / Harrogate Theatre www.harrogatetheatre.co.uk Upstage Academy brings you the international musical phenomenon, Hairspray. Welcome to the sixties where everyone’s grooving to a brand-new sound. Enter our vivacious heroine Tracy Turnblad, who has big dreams to dance her way onto national TV and into the heart of teen idol Link Larkin.

Homes Home & Gift Buyers’ Festival 17-20 July Harrogate Convention Centre www.harrogateconventioncentre.co.uk With more big name brands, exciting new show sectors, unmissable keynote speakers, new networking opportunities and an improved show layout, there are so many reasons to visit this festival. Loved by retailers and exhibitors alike for its perfect timing, expansive offering, unique location and summer setting there is no wonder that, after more than 60 successful years, it is still the industry’s favourite show.

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 19

020 NSide July22 22/06/2022 16:52 Page 1

Music Lessons in Moortown - From £24.90 per month!

BOOK YOUR FREE TRIAL LESSON TODAY! We have been running our South Leeds branch for the last seven years. Now, it's time for us to enrich the lives of North Leeds!

WITH US YOU CAN LEARN: GUITAR • SINGING • DRUMS • BASS • PIANO • SAXOPHONE • VIOLIN and more...

Book a FREE trial at www.MusicLabSchool.co.uk/moortown 20 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

021 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:03 Page 1

© Clive Nichols

York Gate is a Grade II National Heritage Garden in Adel, Leeds.

Its unique collection of garden rooms offer inspiration for your own garden. It also features a wildflower meadow, cafe, sun terrace, heritage centre, gift shop and plant nursery making it the perfect day out.

Booking ffor or tthe he garden garden is required: required: Visit Visit yorkgate.org.uk yorkgate.org.uk or call 0113 0113 267 267 8240.

8240.

Where children are happy to learn

30

HOU

Join our Nursery School from age 2

RS

fund e place d nursery s ava ilable

It is never too early to start their learning journey Call 0113 275 2670 or email enquiries@rhschool.org to book a visit An independent preparatory school for children aged 2-11 Richmond House School, 168-172 Otley Road, Leeds, LS16 5LG

0113 275 2670

enquiries@rhschool.org

www.rhschool.org

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 21

022 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:07 Page 1

PREVIEW

Be part of the crowd WITH SAM FENDER, KASABIAN AND MADNESS HEADLINING, TRAMLINES IS SET TO MAKE YOUR SUMMER SIZZLE. WE PREVIEW THE SHEFFIELD EVENT, WHICH TAKES PLACE BETWEEN 22-24 JULY.

22 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

023 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:08 Page 1

PREVIEW

© Ben Bentley / FANATIC /Tramlines 2021 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 23

024 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:09 Page 1

PREVIEW

estival season returns in earnest this year. After two years of Covid-affected events, 2022 should see a big return to normality – as much as it can – which is great news for music fans. Glastonbury’s back, Leeds and Reading will be going ahead again but while the ‘big’ festivals may grab the headlines, you’ll struggle to find a better value-for-money line-up than at Sheffield’s Tramlines.

Sam Fender, Kasabian and Madness take the top slots on Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively and will be joined by the likes of James, The Vaccines, Sigrid, Self-Esteem, The Wombats and Becky Hill.

And there’s more. Sheffield’s biggest city-based music festival recently announced its latest additions to the lineup – and it looks like festival-goers are in for a treat.

Joining the headliners at the already sold-out event in Hillsborough Park will be Bad Boy Chiller Crew, Lady Leshurr, Alfie Templeman and Kelis. They’ll be joined by Crawlers, Bleach Lab, Baby Queen, The Clockworks and Elvana.

Comedy will also be making a return to the festival, which takes place between 22-24 July, with a huge line-up including headliners Jason Manford, Russell Kane and Seann Walsh.

Timm Cleasby, Tramlines operations director, said: “After the amazing spirit that everyone brought to Tramlines 2021 and how the team delivered an amazing festival in challenging times, we’re all back working hard to make 2022 better than ever. I honestly can’t wait to be back in the park and having a blast with Sheffield again.

“There are so many great bands on the 2022 lineup.Those I’m really looking forward to catching are Sigrid, Kasabian, The Coral, Orla Gartland and James, and there’s some great Sheffield artists that I’ve been looking forward to seeing for a

F

Jason Manford

Seann Walsh

while too, the amazing Self Esteem, the return of Little Man Tate and our friends, Reverend and The Makers to name a few.

Then to finish off the party, Madness will be sending everyone dancing back to their house…Tramlines 2022 is gonna go off.”

Headlining ‘Sarah Nulty’s Main Stage’ on Friday night is Sam Fender with two Number 1 albums now under his belt.

The newly formed but better than ever Kasabian take the lead on Saturday night, while Madness finally get to deliver a long-awaited set following the postponement of Tramlines in 2020 where they were originally due to headline.

Other lineup highlights include James who will be bringing the most festivalready tracks from their 39-year long career; the frenetic five piece The Vaccines who’ll be dropping classics such as ‘Norgaard’ and ‘If You Wanna’; Americana/alt-rocker Jade Bird; the Norwegian pop sensation Sigrid; and the Mercury Prize-nominated Sports Team who make a triumphant return to Hillsborough Park following their appearance in 2019 - anyone recall Alex Rice’s crowd surfing in the Leadmill tent?

Ever with its finger on the pulse of breaking talent, the Tramlines 2022 lineup shines a light on some of the most exciting new acts around.

Kelis

These include the gritty indie-folk artist Orla Gartland who dropped her debut album ‘Women on the Internet’ this August; the melodic, indie-pop rising star Pixey who has just released her second EP on the influential Chess Club label; the guardian tipped ‘one to watch’ outfit Coach Party; and guitarist-singer Sam Ryder who shot to fame with his cover versions during the pandemic resulting in TikTok crowning his the most popular UK artist account of 2020.

A Tramlines lineup wouldn’t be complete without a solid injection of Sheffield’s finest. For 2022, crowds can expect homegrown sets from Jon McClure’s Reverend and The Makers; Self Esteem (aka Rebecca Taylor formerly of Slow Club); Little Man Tate in their highly anticipated return since their farewell in 2009; and arguably one of most attended performances of the entire Tramlines weekend,The Everly Pregnant Brothers who’ll bring the power house of parody, charm and sing-a-long vibes.

Plenty of up and coming local acts have also been revealed including Bedroom High Club, Luxury Goods, Sheafs and August Charles. Bedroom

© CFaruolo / FANATIC / Tramlines 2021

Self Esteem Image © Olivia Richardson

24 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Sam Fender Image © Charlotte Patmore

025 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:10 Page 1

© CFaruolo / FANATIC / Tramlines 2021

© CFaruolo / FANATIC / Tramlines 2021

High Club are a 4-piece new age indie band who have become firm Tramlines favourites since debuting in 2019.

Luxury Goods are the new incarnation of LIO and have just announced a Leadmill show in December whilst Sheafs are riding high following their debut EP ‘Vox Pop’ in 2020. August Charles is a fantastic new vocalist from Doncaster who made his Tramlines debut last year as a winner of the ‘Apply to Play’ competition.

Tramlines has settled into its new home in Hillsborough Park - this will be the fourth event held there - and this year’s site will have five stages of music, a family-friendly area and a genrespanning line-up of performers including everyone from internationally-acclaimed acts to grass roots talent.

2022’s event - the 13th edition of Sheffield’s biggest party - takes place following an exceptional event in 2021, where the festival took place as part of the Government’s Event Research Programme. It was the largest festival in Western Europe to go ahead since lockdown restrictions were eased and

© CFaruolo / FANATIC / Tramlines 2021

marked a national celebration of the return to live music.

Comedy has become a mainstay of the festival and in 2022 Tramlines has secured some huge names kicking off with Seann Walsh who headlines on Friday. Seann is a multi-award winning performer with a growing list of TV credits including QI, Strictly Come Dancing, Celebrity Juice and 8 out of 10 cats. Sean is joined on Friday by Scott Bennett, Michelle Shaughnessy, Alisdair Beckett-King,Vince Atta and host Danny McLoughlin.

Saturday headliner Russell Kane is a UK household name due to numerous TV appearances as a guest and as a presenter of his own shows including 2016 travel doc Stupid Man - Smart Phone. Joining Russell on Saturday are Tom Ward, Karen Bayley, Harry Stachini,

Jack Gleadow and host Matt Read.

The Sunday showcase is headlined by Jason Manford, well known due his tenure as team leader on 8 out of 10 cats, his numerous presenting roles and his appearances in West End musicals such as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Producers and Sweeney Todd. Also appearing on Sunday are Ivan Brackenberry, Lily Philips and host Emmanuel Sonubi who has been hotly tipped by both Jason Manford and Russell Kane.

“I’m beyond excited for Tramlines 2022,” added Timm Cleasby. “Our first announcement was ace, now this? You had me at Kelis and Elvana… the return of Lady Leshurr too, just mega. Add to that Jason Manford, Seann Walsh and Lily Philips and I’m gonna need more hours in my weekend.”

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 25

026 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:29 Page 1

Roof top drinks at Green Room

/////////////////////////////////////////////

WHAT’S GOING ON LEEDS? JORDAN ODU’S SUMMER SCHEDULE IS HEATING UP. don’t know about you, but last month’s heatwave really gave me a taste for summer, with evenings spent in beer gardens, sipping cocktails at roof top bars and most importantly BBQ’s with friends.

The sunshine has also drawn me out to various bars and restaurants in central Leeds, which is currently undergoing a renaissance of newness and innovation.

First up, Green Room has proven to be the perfect spot for alfresco dining and cocktails.

They recently debuted their brunch menu, which was created by Grön Kafe.

It’s loaded with temptation, but standout dishes for me have to be the Sweet Potato and Halloumi Hash, and the vegan pancakes, stacked and coated in cinnamon sugar with Blueberry compote, coconut yogurt, fresh blueberries, mint, biscoff crumb and maple syrup, trust me – they’re so good!

They’ve been packed since launching last

I

26 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

month, it’s definitely the place to be this summer in Leeds - make sure you book your spot for some essential rooftop action.

I also finally got round to checking out Home, who have moved to the site formerly occupied by Oracle on Brewery Wharf waterfront. It was quite strange enjoying the ultimate fine dining

Summer nights at West Park Harrogate

experience in the venue where I spent what seemed like 90 per cent of my twenties, but it proved to be a fantastic addition to the area.

As you’d expect from Home, it was an ultra boujee affair, with eight perfectly orchestrated delicious courses, each complemented with next-level premium wine. The food was unforgettable beautifully presented and full of exceptional flavour combinations. If you’re looking to wow a date or celebrate a special occasion, this place is a must.

Just when you thought that Chapel Allerton couldn’t get any better, Rudy’s Pizza announced they were launching their next restaurant right on my doorstep. Follow them on Instagram for updates on when you can enjoy their deliciously moreish Neapolitan pizzas. I really can’t wait for this one.

There’s also plenty going on over in Harrogate, with the Great Yorkshire

027 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:30 Page 1

Show. It has fast become one of my fave annual events, showcasing the very best god’s own country has to offer. I’ll be dropping in to soak up the vibe, before heading to my go-to Harrogate restaurant, West Park.

The food is consistently brilliant, and their terrace is one of the best spots to soak up some rays. Speaking of gastro pubs, Harrogate residents will be pleased to know that the Coach & Horses pub is undergoing a major reinvention.

The beloved venue will be retaining its traditional heritage, whilst boasting a revamped bar and new first floor dining room with amazing views of The Stray, as well as a delicious gastro pub menu.

Watch this space for my review.

And after all the over indulging of food and drinks you may want to

consider hopping on over to RYDE to work off those calories. This all-new boutique studio is heading to East Parade very soon, offering clients the chance to work up a major sweat with Spin, Barre and Yoga classes to a backdrop of beats,

Summer ready

bass and special effect lighting. RYDE offers clients a much more personalised service than your average gym, with their team of experts going the extra mile to ensure you feel at home and energised to hit those goals. The venue itself is incredible and looks more like a five-star hotel than a gym. I can’t wait to give RYDE Cycle a go.

And finally, I couldn’t leave without mentioning the amazing Dreamgirls at the Grand Theatre. We had an amazing evening packed with a fantastic cast and unbelievable vocals that put the movie to shame (sorry Beyonce), this is one of those shows that has to be seen to be believed. Just incredible.

Until next month, have fun, enjoy the sunshine and I hope to see you at an event very soon!

Home Restaurant

Dreamgirls Image courtesy Matt Crockett

/////////////////////////////////////////////

Rudy’s Pizzeria is coming to Chapel Allerton

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 27

028 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:44 Page 1

PREVIEW

See the stars of the show THE 163RD GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW RETURNS TO HARROGATE SHOWGROUND FROM 12-15 JULY WITH ADDED STAR APPEAL.

arming celebrities will be taking centre stage at this year’s Great Yorkshire Show with the launch of a new chat show attraction.

The GYS Stage will be hosted by Yorkshire television presenter Christine Talbot in a chat show style with a different celebrity each day. All celebrities will then meet fans after their interviews in a meet and greet zone.

Christine will be welcoming the likes of TV host Matt Baker MBE,Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen and Peter Wright of The Yorkshire Vet to the stage, which is being sponsored by Daniel Thwaites.

Matt, who grew up in the Durham Dales on his family’s sheep farm, will be on stage at the Great Yorkshire Show on Thursday 14 July. His love of the countryside and animals made him the natural choice for fronting such shows as Countryfile, One Man and His Dog, Animal Rescue Squad, Secret Britain, Big Blue Live and of course the hugely

F

28 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

successful Our Farm in the Dales. Matt is also a former president of the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs.

Matt said: “I’ve grown up with the Great Yorkshire Show and I’m looking forward to coming back and being a part of the new GYS Stage programme. I’ve been to the show many times over the years either filming, or with my family who compete here. It’s one of the best agricultural shows there is, with some of the finest animals in the country competing, as well as plenty of

entertainment. I always recommend it as a terrific day out!”

Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen, who stars in Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm, will appear on Friday 15 July. The shepherdess, writer and presenter runs a 2,000-acre farm at Ravenseat, one of the highest most remote hill farms in England. Amanda lives there with husband Clive, nine children and 1,000 sheep, 40 cows, six dogs and four ponies.

Peter Wright from Channel 5’s the Yorkshire Vet, Springtime on the Farm,

029 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:46 Page 1

PREVIEW

made in harrogate

CLOCKWISE FROM MAIN PICTURE: Matt Baker MBE. Adam Henson (credit Cotswold Farm Park), Peter Wright, Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen

Our Great Yorkshire Life and Today at the Great Yorkshire Show, will also take to the stage on each day of the Show.

Peter said: “We always love coming to the Great Yorkshire Show and have been coming for years, with my family as well as filming. I’m delighted to be taking part in the brand new GYS Stage which will be an exciting new addition to the show.”

JB Gill from the boy band JLS who now runs an 11-acre smallholding in Kent, will appear on Wednesday 13 July and Countryfile presenter Adam Henson will appear on Tuesday 12 July.

One person who won’t be appearing on Christine’s stage, but will have a significant presence at what will be the 163rd Great Yorkshire Show, will be Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal.

The Princess Royal has visited the show a number of times, most recently in 2014 and in 2018. As Patron of the Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society and of the Shorthorn Society of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, The Princess Royal will attend the Bicentenary Celebration at the Great Yorkshire Show on Tuesday 12 July.

> Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 29

030 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:45 Page 1

PREVIEW

This is a very special year for the Society, with 200 Shorthorns cattle coming to the Showground to celebrate the 200 years of the Shorthorn Breed.

The Tuesday will be the celebration day of the breed with a celebration parade in the Show rings, awards, and special presentations.

Wednesday evening there will be a celebration dinner held in the Pavilions of Harrogate and on Thursday the National Show of Dairy Shorthorns will take place.

Charles Mills Show Director said: “We are honoured that Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal will be visiting the Great Yorkshire Show and I shall be proud to accompany her throughout. This will be a very special year for the Shorthorn breed and a what better way to mark the anniversary than with a visit from their patron and a wonderful Royal visitor.”

The farming and countryside showcase is expected to welcome 35,000 visitors a day over the four days to see competitive classes, ranging from cattle to international show jumping to cheese. The event features a host of country skills, such as fly fishing, and an extensive Food Hall showcasing regional produce.

The Great Yorkshire Show became a

30 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

LEFT: Christine Talbot RIGHT: Lizzie Jones

Young Dairy Handler Winner 2021

four-day event after a raft of changes were implemented at the 2021 show due to Covid-19 regulations.

For the first time ever, there will be Sheep Dog Trials taking place twice a day in the Main Ring with competitors from the UK’s four home nations taking part – England, Scotland Wales and Ireland. There will be Junior and Senior Semi Finals taking place from Tuesday to Thursday, culminating in a Championship on the Friday.

The trials are being organised by the International Sheep Dog Society which holds national and international trials every year and a World Trial every three years.

Chairman Ian Fleming said: “Showcasing the characteristics of a good working dog is always a delight for the handler, and a pleasure to watch.

“The ISDS is delighted to join the Great Yorkshire Show with our National Champions from 2021 and some of our young handler talent for this premier event. The competing individuals and their dogs are some of the most talented partnerships going and I am certain that everyone will be amazed to see the

031 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:47 Page 1

quality of shepherding possible when handler and dog are working in complete harmony.”

Sporting Soprano Lizzie Jones, from Halifax, will take to the Main Ring to sing every day, culminating in the National Anthem at the end of the show on Friday as a nod to the Queen’s Jubilee. This will be accompanied by a wonderful montage of the Queen’s visits to the Showground over the years thanks to the Senior Foxhunter Yorkshire Film and the White Archive.

Rose Open, all of The cattle rings which take place will see two in the TopSpec significant breed White Rose ring. society Livestock and anniversaries, with The Princess Royal Entries Co-Ordinator the Shorthorn Society visiting the show previously Amanda Stoddart-West reaching 200 years and said: “These are proving the Charolais Society really popular with competitors marking its 60th anniversary. whose horses are not at the level for the The Great Yorkshire Show will also Main Ring showjumping because it gives host national breed shows this year with them the opportunity to ride at the the Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset Sheep Great Yorkshire Show.”

National Show and Valais Blacknose Also new for 2022 are a Sport Horse Sheep Society breed shows being held at Breeding in-hand class and Veteran horse the Great Yorkshire for the first time. and pony classes which are split into The equine section sees new show three age categories and affiliated to the jumping classes with Senior Newcomer,

Veteran Horse Society.

Charles Mills, Show Director, concluded: “We are counting down to a truly exciting four-day show which will have terrific competition with some of the best animals in the UK as well as plenty of entertainment for families.

Every year we try to make sure the show continues to grow and attract visitors and stay relevant and we think this will be the biggest and best yet!”

Tickets are available in advance only, they will not be available on the gates.They are on sale now for the show which will run from Tuesday 12 July to Friday 15 July 2022. Opening times are 8am to 6pm on all four days.To see what is happening on which day, go to: https://greatyorkshireshow.co.uk/whats-on/ Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 31

032 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:31 Page 1

IN BRIEF

Leeds Tequila Festival

The Coniston are contenders Following a difficult period for the hospitality industry, and extensive investment and refurbishment throughout closure periods during the pandemic, The Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa has come back stronger than ever, having been shortlisted for not one, but two prestigious industry awards.

The Catey Awards, fondly known as the industry’s ‘Oscars’, recognise potential, development and success across the hospitality sector. The Coniston has been shortlisted for ‘Best Marketing Campaign’ for the launch of Nàdarra Spa following refurbishment in April 2022, including the addition of a luxurious Private Garden Bath Experience and new outdoor infinity pool overlooking the breath-taking Coniston Estate and Yorkshire Dales. The awards ceremony will take place in London in July.

The Coniston are no strangers to the next awards, having previously been shortlisted for ‘Best Hotel Spa’ and ‘Best Retreat Spa’ in the Good Spa Guide Awards. This year sees Nàdarra Spa shortlisted for ‘Best Wellness Spa’ for 2022, following the successful launch of well-being events with spa partners, OTO CBD and Aromatherapy Associates.

Nick Bannister, Owner and Director of The Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa commented: “Following an extremely difficult period for our business, and also the hospitality industry as a whole, we are delighted that our forward thinking and investment has been recognised by our peers. It’s a privilege to be considered in such prestigious award categories and it would be phenomenal to be able to bring back the awards, not only for our guests, but also as a big thank you to our passionate and dedicated team.”

To find out more visit www.theconistonhotel.com

Bliss news!

Founder of Bliss, Beverley Silver, has been working behind the scenes to sculpt and reset her future in the beauty and tanning world.

Drawing on her decades of experience, Beverley is Beverley Silver delighted to share that she and her associates will also be welcoming clients in August at Butcher Hill Bliss due to demands, offering some new brands along with their specialist menu for ladies and discerning gents.

Treatments will include 3D Lipo Fat Freezing, Cavitation and many mechanical advanced facial services along with laser hair removal, ultimate lash lifts, an array of unisex brows services, lashes, master acrylic and gel nails and more...

Visit www.blissbeautyspa.com to find out more.

32 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

This July, Leeds’ iconic Tetley building will play host to Rolling Social Events’ first ever Leeds Tequila Festival.

Rolling Social Events is the mastermind behind Leeds Rum Festival, Leeds Whisky Festival and a whole range of spirit-based events in the North of England. This summer the events company will showcase tequila for the first time.

The festival will take over the historic Tetley building on the evening of Friday 22 July. The former brewery, now a contemporary art and events space, has been the venue of choice for a number of Rolling Social’s successful events in recent years. Ambassadors, makers and creators from numerous renowned Tequila distilleries will descend upon The Tetley - brands will include Monin Syrups, Tequila Ocho, Patron, Arette, Fortaleza to name a few.

A ticket to Leeds Tequila Festival will not only provide access to the event, where there will be over 50 different agave products on show, including tequila, mezcal and other Mexican spirits. The Tetley’s fully stocked bar will also be available for anyone wanting to try a range of Tequila-based cocktails, alongside local craft beers and wine.

Tickets are available now from £30 at eventbrite.co.uk.

Music Lab finally arrives After running the fastest growing music school in Leeds and being voted one of the top three music schools in Yorkshire for several years in a row, Music Lab has opened a second school in Moortown.

Music Lab Moortown launched in April 2022 and in less than eight weeks, has seen 70+ students join them – and available slots are running low already.

At Music Lab you can learn guitar, singing, drums, piano, violin, saxophone and more – both in groups and one-on-one for those who want all the focus and bespoke approach.

Founded by Joao Figueiredo, an educator with more than 15 years of experience and a background in both music and educational psychology, Music Lab is the perfect balance between the art of music and expression and the science of learning and personal development for both children and adults.

Learn music the right way.

Visit www.musiclabschool.co.uk to find out more.

20 a-maze-ing years This summer will mark 20 years since York Maze first cropped-up on the York tourism scene.What started as a small farm diversification project by local farmer Tom Pearcy has grown to become the biggest attraction of its kind in Europe and one of Yorkshire’s most popular summer family days out, picking up an impressive collection of awards along the way.

York Maze opens from Saturday 16 July to Monday 5 September 2022. Tickets must be purchased online in advance and are not available on the gate www.yorkmaze.com

045 NSide May22_Layout 1 22/04/2022 09:14 Page 1

Leeds Hip and Knee Specialists Providing Outstanding Personalised Healthcare Joint Motion is a pioneering orthopaedic clinic where some of the region’s leading consultants have come together to deliver truly patient-specific care.

We are • Leeds teaching hospital consultants.

• Routinely get referred complex hip and knee problems from colleagues throughout the Yorkshire region for opinion and treatment.

• Have a strong background in research and academics .

• Use the latest surgical techniques to get best outcomes for our patients.

We believe in • Placing patients at the heart of every journey and doing whatever it takes to enhance their mobility and improve their quality of life.

• Delivering evidence based treatments which are monitored through a robust governance framework.

• Strong collaboration between its surgeons in order to maintain high levels of patient care and surgical outcomes.

• Keeping patients well informed about the decision making process, leading to their treatment and recovery pathway.

Spire Leeds Hospital Jackson Avenue, Roundhay Leeds, LS8 1NT Tel: 0113 218 5908

Joseph Aderinto Hip and knee replacement surgery, primary and revisions

Sanjeev Anand Knee surgery, sports injuries, paediatric knees and hip arthroscopy

Mark Edward Emerton Colin Holton Hip and knee Specialist in young hip replacement surgery, conditions including hip primary and revisions arthroscopy, pelvic osteotomies and hip replacements

Nuffield Health Leeds Hospital, 2 Leighton Street, Leeds, LS1 3EB Tel: 0113 388 2067 Tel: 0113 511 7577 Email: info@jointmotion.co.uk www.jointmotion.co.uk You can also follow them on Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter

Campbell F MacEachern Hip and knee replacement surgery, primary and revisions

Prof. Hemant Pandit Chair of Elective Orthopaedics and Head of Research, LIRMM

Veysi T Veysi Hip and knee replacement surgery, primary and revisions

George Whitwell Hip and knee replacement surgery, primary and revisions

034 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:48 Page 1

FASHION

ABOVE: Heidi Klen Periwinkle Embers angle sleeve maxi dress £360. Morgan Clare, 3/4 Montpellier Gardens. Harrogate, HG1 2TF. Tel: 01423 565709. www.morganclare.co.uk RIGHT: Good American womens ‘Good Legs’ flare jeans with split pockets £149. Accent Clothing, 11-13 Queens Arcade, Briggate, Leeds, LS1 6LF. Tel: 0113 234 6767. www.accentclothing.com

Embrace summer at Georgie’s, 18 West Park, Harrogate, HG1 1BJ. Tel: 01423 560092. Mobile: 07852 944497

Stand out this summer

Ottodame printed viscose midi dress £209. Harpers Fashion. harpersfashion.com

BE INSPIRED BY OUR LOCAL BOUTIQUES.

Jigsaw linen blend Ikat jumpsujit £175. www.jigsaw-online.com

Azat Mard men grey check shirt in grey £110. Accent Clothing, 11-13 Queens Arcade, Briggate, Leeds, LS1 6LF. Tel: 0113 234 6767. www.accentclothing.com 34 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Meadow print dual pleated skirt £129. The White Company. www.thewhitecompany.com

035 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:34 Page 1

YORKSHIRE’S PREMIUM BEAUTY & PAMPERING DESTINATION

For all your beauty needs VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MONTHLY OFFERS - THE BEST IN YORKSHIRE! Gel Polish Fingers & Toes £49

3D Lipo Lift Lux Facial & Back Treatment Or Cavitation for Cellulite £60

1 Spray Tan £20 or 2 for£35

BLISS SPA 247 Otley Road, West Park, LS16 5LQ Also at: 203 Butcher Hill, LS16 5BQ Tel: 0113 2304 305 Mob: 07950 200580

Summer party vibes EMBRACE SUMMER WITH THESE HOLIDAY MUST-HAVES FROM GEORGIE’S BOUTIQUE.

WWW.BLISSBEAUTYSPA.COM and many more big brands

Tues - Sat 9.30am - 4pm Tel: 01629 814933 www.lacebakewell.co.uk Orme Court, Granby Road, Bakewell DE45 1ES

t’s hot out there, so you need to dress accordingly!

Think statement prints, bold colours, breathable fabrics.

Travel in style with a blazer, crisp white shirt and a pair of extremely comfortable Mac jeans.

For poolside lounging, pick a long line linen/cotton shirt or printed kaftan.

You may be invited to a barbecue lunch or garden party. If so, it’s generally better to smarten up than downplay the day.

Look at floral floaty dresses, floaty trousers with top or jacket or a jumpsuit and pair with an espadrille wedge. Let’s embrace summer.

I

Georgies 18 West Park, Harrogate, HG1 1BJ Tel: 01423 560092 Mobile: 07852 944497

Opening hours: 10am-5pm

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 35

036 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:50 Page 1

BEAUTY

Beauty essentials for festival season GET PREPARED FOR THE UPCOMING, AND IN SOME CASES DELAYED, FESTIVAL SEASON WITH OUR EDIT OF BEAUTY ESSENTIALS FROM HARVEY NICHOLS, LEEDS. FIND EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO STAY LOOKING FABULOUS AND FESTIVAL READY ALL WEEKEND LONG, WHETHER CAMPING OR GLAMPING. Sisley Ombre Éclat Liquide £38 each. www.sisley-paris.co.uk A collection of six eyeshadows with a liquid texture and vibrant colours that adorn the eyes in a radiant, fresh and luminous veil for eight hours straight.

Slip Pure Silk Hair Wrap, £70 Designed to maintain your prefestival hairstyle all weekend long.

Sleep in the Pure Silk Hair Wrap from the Slip, the makers of the award-winning silk pillowcases to prevent friction, prevent tangles and preserve curls.

Tom Ford Hyaluronic Energizing Mist, £60 Tom Ford’s weightless multi-use Hyaluronic Energizing Mist is formulated with caffeine and vitamin E to hydrate, prime and set the skin, leaving a refreshed complexion, perfect for a mid-crowd spritz.

Nars The Multiple, £30 Skip the elaborate makeup routine with The Multiple, a multipurpose stick from Nars which can be used for eyes, cheeks, lips and body to instantly illuminate your look and leave a shimmering hue.

Fenty Beauty Invisimatte Blotting Paper, £15 Lift away shine while leaving your festival makeup perfectly untouched with Rihanna’s super compact, portable and straight-up chic Invisimatte Blotting Paper, housed in a refillable lipstick-sized compact.

36 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Malin+Goetz Eucalyptus Deodorant, £19 Formulated with antiseptic eucalyptus extract and odour-neutralising citronellyl to keep bad smells at bay whilst ensuring to leave no residue or stains on your carefully curated festival outfits.

Dr. Barbara Sturm Sun Drops SPF 50, £110 Tick two boxes in one with Dr. Barbara Sturm’s innovative, light-textured SPF which doubles as skincare. The Sun Drops protect against both UVA and UVB rays whilst helping calm the skin and reduce visible signs of irritation.

Ouai Super Dry Shampoo, £22 Described as a regular dry shampoo, on steroids. Skip the hair wash with this super dry shampoo from cult brand OUAI, which quickly absorbs excess oil and refreshes hair with a powerful blast of air.

Trish McEvoy Beauty Booster Lip Balm SPF15, £24 Prepare yourself for the sun and ensure your lips stay looking hydrated, plumped and protected with Trish McEvoy’s Beauty Booster Lip Balm enriched with vitamin E and delivering SPF15.

037 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:14 Page 1

PROMOTION

Owner of Simply Hearing and Clinical Audiologist Mr Meharban Singh Riyat What services does Simply Hearing provide?

We’re an independent audiology practice, opened in June 2018 providing a range of services from basic hearing tests to more advanced diagnostic tests.We offer full diagnostic hearing tests, wax removal and ear care, plus full tinnitus assessments, comprehensive management and treatment programmes with counselling and therapy. As an independent private practice, we are not associated with any manufacturers and therefore can provide a wide range of premium digital hearing aids, including wireless products with Bluetooth connectivity.

Our wider services include: • Impartial advice about hearing and tinnitus • Evaluate and verify your existing hearing aids and accessories • Repair and service all makes of hearing aids and accessories • Bespoke custom-made ear protection for musicians and in-ear monitors for leisure (mowing the lawn & hedge trimmers), shooting (clay pigeon shooting),

motorcyclists, swim plugs for adults and children, sleep plugs for individuals whose partners snore and industry working in noise or using noisy machinery.

• Medico-legal hearing testing and reports.

Can you give our readers a little background on your qualifications?

Having trained at St. James’s Hospital, I qualified as an audiologist in 1989. I am fully qualified and registered with The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC),The Registrations Council for Clinical Physiologists (RCCP), British Society of Audiology (BSA), British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists (BSHAA),The Association of Independent Hearing Healthcare (AIHHP) and a member of British Tinnitus Association (BTA).

What can patients/clients expect upon visiting Simply Hearing?

We are proudly a family-run business and strive to offer the highest level of customer service from a fully qualified professional audiologist with vast experience. Every hearing loss is unique

and therefore we treat each patient as a unique individual and tailor for their specific needs using cutting edge technology and treatments, providing impartial advice and recommendation alongside a warm and friendly welcome in a comfortable and safe environment.

Our Services

• Hearing Assessments • Hidden/Invisible Hearing Aids • Rechargeable Hearing Aids • 30 Day Hearing Aid Trial • Tinnitus Assessments & Management • Ear Wax Removal • Ear Protection • Impartial Independent Advice • Home Visits Available

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 37

038 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:18 Page 1

AUTHENTIC INDIAN & CONTEMPORARY STREET FOOD Bottomless Brunch from Tuesday-Sunday until end of October! 11-3pm £29.95 4-8pm £34.95 We are absolutely delighted to be able to bring you our unique take on authentic and contemporary Indian street food. Our restaurant idea was born from a lifetime of travelling through all of India’s vibrant regions, each offering their own amazing stories and inspirational flavours. We have worked tirelessly with our chefs to perfect our exquisite menu and take great pride and pleasure in serving you some of the finest Indian dishes in the world. My personal favourite is Gol Gappa, it’s absolutely delicious!

I look forward to welcoming you soon and hope you enjoy visiting our restaurant. To book a table or a takeaway please contact:

41 STREET LANE, ROUNDHAY, LEEDS LS8 1AP 0113 269 0004 or 07932 057555 info@aanya-restaurant.com www.aanya-restaurant.com Opening times: Tues to Sun – 11am to 10pm CATERING - EVENTS - CELEBRATIONS - BUSINESS LUNCHES

ADVERTISING WORKS IN

Northside Deliziosa is an Italian Restaurant, Salumeria (Deli) and Coffee Shop in Chapel Allerton, Leeds. We stock a wide variety of cured meats and cheeses as well as other Italian staples and dried goods. The coffee shop overlooks our private garden with al fresco seating. We serve lunch (12 to 15:45 ) delicious coffees, sandwiches and cakes during the day. Casual dining and drinks are available in the evening from 5pm

138 Harrogate Road Leeds LS7 4NZ The Salumeria 09:00 - 17:00

The Coffee Shop 07:30 - 18:00

Click & Collect 17:00 - 20:00

info@deliziosa.co.uk 0113 5130 458

38 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Contact Amanda

07843 633184

039 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:55 Page 1

040 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:56 Page 1

PROMOTION

A little piece of North Yorkshire heaven MAGICAL MEMORIES ARE GUARANTEED AT HORNINGTON MANOR. re you looking for a wedding full of English country magic?

Then look no further than the Grade II listed Hornington Manor House and Wedding Barns. Sitting right in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside, with panoramic views of green fields and farmland, it is one of the most idyllic escapes to gather with your family and friends to make memories to last a lifetime.

Exclusively yours from the moment you arrive with your guests, you will enjoy full use of the Manor House sleeping up to 42 guests across 19 luxury, en-suite bedrooms and a further 16 guests in eight en-suite, individually designed Shepherd Huts. Giving you space to kick back and relax and make Hornington your home from home.

In the stunning plant filled Courtyard, sits the rustic-luxe wedding barn. Once home to new born lambs, the barn has retained much of its character and style and is the perfect basis for you and your stylist to get creative and design your own wedding space. The barn seats up to 160 guests comfortably for your wedding breakfast and accommodates up to 200 guests for the evening party.

Should your wish be to married outside, there is a number of locations in the grounds for you to choose from – whether it’s on the expansive front lawn with rolling countryside views and the 1770 Georgian Manor House as your backdrop, or alternatively within the secluded courtyard with its romantic oak-framed Lych Gate, the choice is yours to make.

From Autumn 2022 Hornington will welcome a new addition of the most stunning space to be married in – the wedding ceremony barn. It is full of incredible whalebone oak-framed archways, an original stone wall, stone flooring and statement lighting, with beautiful expansive glass windows at the end of the aisle.

The barn overlooks grazing sheep, alpacas and horses that roam around the 300-acre estate. The barn also boasts a new courtyard area perfect to welcome

A

40 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Images courtesy Hamish Irvine Photographer

you and your guests to enjoy a glass of fizz after the ceremony.

Every part of Hornington Manor has been designed to bring families and friends together under one roof. One where you are able to have your wedding ceremony and reception in one place, no travelling or transport is

required. Once you arrive on site, just unpack your bags and settle into the Hornington way of weddings!

From drinks on the lawn, games for the children, hide and seek around the grounds, billiards in the games room, to hot tubs for that late night bubbly relaxation, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The wedding barn hosts a fully stocked bar with an extensive gin, rum and whisky selection,

041 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:57 Page 1

as well as an array of wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks. Whether you fancy a cocktail in the courtyard or Pimms on the lawn, your wish is their command.

Accommodation at Hornington is spread across the Manor House and grounds. The Manor House itself offers eight individual en-suite bedrooms spread over the upper two floors sleeping up to 16 people. The ground floor of the house is home to a large family kitchen, perfect to gather everyone together for breakfast or an evening meal, with a cosy living room and open fireplace, games room with 9ft snooker table and double French doors leading out onto the Manor lawn and patio.

The West Wing was a Victorian addition to the manor, built in 1846.

Providing accommodation for up to eight people, it is centred around the grand ballroom with spectacular views across the North Yorkshire countryside, an open fireplace and an antique dining table that seats up to 16 people – it is the perfect spot for an evening of entertainment.

The Servants’ Quarters combines period charm with the latest modern comforts and sleeps up to eight people.

Many original features still remain, from the servants’ bells hanging in the hallway to the original range cooker in the farmhouse-style kitchen. Among the four

en-suite bedrooms there is a downstairs bedroom which is ideal for guests with any mobility issues.

Moving on to the Stables, which sleeps up to six and is home to three en-suite bedrooms uniquely decorated to the highest standard. It has access to the West Wing kitchen and living areas through a glass walkway.

Cosy and self-contained, Hornington Lodge offers a living area with a fullyfitted kitchen as well as a large family bathroom. On the first floor is the master bedroom with a luxury king-size bed, along with two further day beds on the landing area.

All accommodation features flat screen smart TVs in all bedrooms, complimentary WiFi throughout the Manor, luxury towels and bathrobes, complimentary toiletries and secure onsite parking.

The most contemporary accommodation within the grounds of Hornington Manor is the collection of eight cosy Shepherd Huts. Each bespoke hut is delicately themed, taking inspiration from the culture

of Yorkshire and beyond.

Choose between Arts & Crafts,The Storyteller, Amy Johnson,The White Princess, Folklore,The Fenton,The Egyptologist and The Studio.

Each hut is fully selfcontained with en-suite facilities and the opportunity to throw open the doors onto the spectacular views across the fields and beyond.

Although the accommodation is made available as part of the exclusive use wedding and corporate packages, much of it can be hired as a holiday let, making it the perfect staycation venue too.

So whether you venture out to explore the countryside or the cities of York and Leeds, or spend the entirety of your escape in blissful isolation, your retreat guarantees a unique experience to be treasured.

Magical memories are guaranteed at Hornington Manor – you can come along and view our little piece of North Yorkshire heaven for yourselves – visit: www.horningtonmanor.co.uk or email the Events team: events@horningtonmanor.co.uk Hornington Manor Hornington Manor Farm, Oxton Lane, Bolton Percy, York, YO23 7AS Tel: 07930 983284 Email: events@horningtonmanor.co.uk www.horningtonmanor.co.uk Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 41

042 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:58 Page 1

DISH OF THE MONTH

ow is it July already? Here at Leeds Cookery School we are scratching our heads wondering where on earth the time has gone. We are however, pleased that it’s still asparagus season. We are a big fan of this veg because it’s just so versatile. This is our recipe of the month which features this fantastic vegetable.

Leeds Cookery School is a cookery school with a conscience because 100 per cent of their profits go to a charity called Zest who help disadvantaged communities in Leeds. They offer cookery classes and courses suitable for beginners and pros. If you want to find out more about them go to www.leedscookeryschool.org.uk

H

Dish of the month Yorkshire Asparagus & Summer Vegetable Risotto Ingredients 100g Arborio or carnaroli rice 20g butter 20ml Yorkshire rapeseed oil 1 shallot, diced 50ml dry white wine 300ml vegetable stock (boiling) 1 bundle Yorkshire asparagus 50g fresh peas, podded 50g fresh broad beans, podded ½ teaspoon flat leaf parsley, chopped ½ teaspoon oregano, chopped ½ teaspoon chives, chopped 20g freshly grated Parmesan cheese Salt & pepper

42 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Method 1. Prepare the asparagus by bending the stalk at the base to make it snap. Lay the top half of the asparagus on a flat surface and peel away from the last leaf of the tip toward the base carefully. Use the peelings and woody stems in the vegetable stock.

2. Bring a pan of salted water to the boil. Add the prepared asparagus and cook for two minutes. Remove and plunge the spears into ice cold water (this will stop the cooking process and keep them a vibrant green colour). Do the same with the peas and broad beans. When cold drain the asparagus, beans and peas.

3. Cut the asparagus into 1cm long pieces. Remove and discard the husk from the broad beans and set them aside.

4. Heat the butter and oil in a large heavy pan. When the butter has melted, add the diced shallot and gently cook for two minutes.

5. Add the Arborio rice and cook for two minutes, stirring the rice until it is coated and has become translucent.

6. Pour in the white wine and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer until the rice has absorbed the wine.

7. Gradually add the hot vegetable stock, a little at a time, waiting for each quantity to be absorbed before adding more. Stir continuously with a spatula.

8. After 20-25 minutes the rice should be tender and creamy.

9. Add the beans, peas and asparagus, mix in gently.

10. Season with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, add the chopped parsley, oregano, chives and the Parmesan. Mix well. For extra decadence drizzle with aged balsamic and authentic truffle oil.

043 NSide July22 22/06/2022 17:59 Page 1

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 43

044 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:00 Page 1

EATING OUT

Bursting with flavour and friendly vibes CHAPEL ALLERTON WELCOMES DE BAGA.

BY SIMON FOGAL.

44 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

hapel Allerton. Home to a vibrant community of independent venues offering everything from natural wine and speciality coffee to spicy delights, artisan cheeses and more. This leafy suburb’s newest foodie resident is De Baga, a Goan restaurant promising a modern take on traditional cuisine served in an elegant, nostalgic setting. Its first branch opened in Headingley back in 2019, and I head down one warm Thursday evening to find out how it fits into the buzzing Chapel A scene.

We pass the quiet outdoor seating areas of the Mustard Pot, Dapur Malaysia and Black Market as we make our way to De Baga, which has taken on the former home of The Pit and BOX on Stainbeck Lane. As a sucker for foliage and festoon lighting, I’m immediately charmed by the restaurant’s exterior, where around ten tables welcome guests to dine a la carte.

Friendly staff greet us warmly, and we look on to see other guests receiving the same welcoming treatment.

Inside, the restaurant is both cosy and quirky, with a range of neon signage and a spacious dining area transporting us into a fun yet relaxed atmosphere.

We peruse the menu and order two of the recommended beers – a Bombay IPA (£5.75) and a Delhi 6 Lager (£4.95),

C

045 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:00 Page 1

EATING OUT

both made by local brewery, Pivo 44.

Coming in at just 3.8%, the lager makes an excellent session brew, and I can tell straight away that the IPA will be a great accompaniment to food.

Other drinks choices include several local beers from the likes of North Brew Co and Kirkstall Brewery, as well as cider on tap (£4.95) and a range of spirits and mocktails all at around £5.50.

Wine drinkers are looking at anything from £19 to £75 for a bottle, with a solid selection including plenty of organic and vegan choices. We saw several rounds of shots going out too – not my first choice to accompany the cuisine on offer, but maybe I’m missing something by not opting for Patron with my curry. Who knows.

We turn our attention to food, studying the menu’s multiple sections at length to make our choices.There are nibbles, chaats and veg, meat or seafood starters, as well as biryani dishes and a vast range of mains, sides and desserts. An appealing Sunday roast option also offers up lamb shank and masala fries, so I make a quick mental note to return at the weekend, and ask for our server’s advice on how to curate the meal at hand.We opt for Sev Puri – crispy puff pastry filled with sweet potato bhaji and chutney, which we eat as directed (in one mouthful) to experience an incredible burst of flavour. A great choice to munch on as you look through the menu.

Chilli Fry Mankios (£5.95) – calamari with bell peppers, mango, basil and chilli

– catches our eye from the ‘nibbles’ section, and arrives as a hearty salad alongside the Baar Baar Cornetto (£3.95), a playful dish consisting of smoked aubergine and soft cheese. This one didn’t quite cut it in the flavour department, but made for good entertainment at the table! Not one to go halves, I top off our starter selection with Murgh Chakori (£7.50), which comprises chicken infused with charcoal mist and served with green mint sauce.

When it comes to mains, we’re keen to try everything – from the lamb shank curry we’ve spied on Instagram to the sea bass dish calling our name from the middle of the menu. We sample the Apora Bazaar mocktail (£5.50) as we ponder, and enjoy the refreshing hit of fresh pineapple and coconut.

Finally – struggling to pick – we turn once again to the waiter, who recommends the Tamso Nâlachi Kadi (£18.95), a red snapper curry with a deliciously rich, tomato-coconut sauce.

We also choose Galinha Cafreal à (£14.95) – a chicken dish with influences from Mozambique and Portugal. This one doesn’t have quite the knock-out flavour as the snapper, but still made for an incredible addition to our meal. Accompaniments come in the form of Spiced Rice and a Smoked Cheese Chilli Naan (both £3.50) – perfect for mopping up the sauces.

Fullness forces us to pass on dessert, but the selection boasts something for everyone – from Mango Delice, Matka Kulfi and Coffee Ras Malai (all £5.95) to Pineapple Flambe (£6.95).

Overall, De Baga is brilliant – a

surprisingly large restaurant with a great crowd, friendly staff and reasonable prices. After seeing it buzzing on a Thursday night, I’m confident that history will repeat itself and diners will continue to flock here for a taste of delicious Goan cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere. Its own claim of ‘fine-casual’ dining might be a paradox, but we’ll certainly be back – bringing all our friends and family with us.

De Baga 8b Stainbeck Lane, Chapel Allerton, Leeds, LS7 3QY Tel: 0113 805 6229 www.debaga.co.uk

At a glance: ★ Modern take on traditional cuisine ★ Welcome waiter recommendations ★ Large outdoor seating area Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 45

046 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:37 Page 1

Elegant and nostalgic, DE BAGA is one of the best fine-casual dining restaurants in Leeds with a lively atmosphere and attentive service.

When it comes to food, our speciality is the traditional Goan & Indian cuisine with a modern interpretation – Celebrating the “East Meets West” spirit of GOA. DE BAGA captures the British spirit of adventure about food, an appreciation of the freshest seasonal ingredients and a desire to reinterpret familiar dishes with unexpected twists.

8B Stainbeck Lane, Leeds, LS7 3QY 0113 805 6229

Also Available – Fresh Chicken Rotisserie and Salad Bar Carvery: Wed - Sat 12 – 2pm & 5.30pm – 8pm Sun All Day 12noon – 8pm

A Warm Welcome awaits you Telephone: 01423 330432 www.anchorinnwhixley.com

46 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

047 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:03 Page 1

Unlimited meat, unlimited fresh salads and sides and unique cocktails.

B O O K YO U R TAB L E T O DAY!

Experience the authentic taste of the

Brazilian Rodizio

www.estabulo.co.uk DONCASTER 01302 315017

BARNSLEY

01226 885210

WAKEFIELD

01924 654202

DARLINGTON 01325 605104

BEVERLEY

01482 738435

LEEDS

0113 873 0420

YORK

01904 373119

NORWICH

01603 339151

HARROGATE

01423 209232

UNLIMITED JAPANESE SUSHI & PAN-ASIAN GRILL ALONGSIDE UNIQUE COCKTAILS BOOK Y YOUR O OUR TABLE TABLE A TOD TODA DAY! Y

www.sakku.co.uk www.sakku.co.uk | leeds | 0113 2423600

ESTABULO/SAKKU ADVERT.indd 1

22/06/2022 10:51

048 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:04 Page 1

EATING OUT

Savour the journey YOU CAN EMBARK ON A GLOBAL CULINARY TOUR AT ALEXANDER’S, WRITES RICHARD ABBEY. ike many bars and restaurants, Alexander’s of Skipton has experienced a fair amount of upheaval over the last couple of years.The shifting sands of the pandemic created a wave of uncertainty but, thankfully, things are on a firm footing once again.

New head chef Trevor Hambley is already putting his stamp on the High Street venue, working alongside chef consultant Stephanie Moon, whom you may have seen on the BBC’s Great British Menu, to develop a brand new range of menus. These launch in July and will cover everything from brunch and afternoon tea to dinner and Sunday lunch. New dishes will sit alongside old favourites and will still draw on a global larder with flavours coming from the Mediterranean, MIddle East, Far East and even Hawaii. It’s an eclectic menu but one which suits all palates.

L

“Things have finally started to settle down,” said owner Susannah Daley.

“Hopefully the worse of the pandemic is behind us, we’ve now got a settled team and the new menu is starting to take shape. We’re very excited for the summer and beyond.”

Alexander’s is owned by Skipton-based Peel Entertainment whose background is in providing entertainment to industries such as hotels and cruise ships. Susannah set up the business 25 years ago but always wanted to put down permanent roots with a business that drew on her travels and the Grand Tours of old Alexander’s fits that bill perfectly.

They bought the building, which is located opposite the church, just over five years ago. A seven-month refurbishment brought its own challenges - all rubble and waste had to be removed via the canal as there is no road access -

but allowed them to add an extension to the rear of the Grade II-listed property as well as a stunning tiered terrace which backs on to the Leeds-Liverpool canal.

The worldly theme of the menu is mirrored in the decor of the building.

Step in off the High Street into the tiled Parlour and you’re met with a superb example of Edwardian elegance. From there you can head through the pewter bar - home to signature cocktails, craft beers, fine wines and more - before arriving in the restaurant which has fulllength windows overlooking the heated outdoor terrace.

The restaurant is all palm trees, leaves and flowers - a bit of the outside, inside - and has an almost colonial quality. It’s a lovely bright space that manages to be comfortable and classy at the same time.

Step outside, down the steps and you’ll find yourself in the ‘Secret Garden’ an

Glazed duck breast

Cauliflower pakoras

Lebanese flatbreads

049 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:06 Page 1

EATING OUT

Treacle seared beef fillet

ideal spot for private parties or celebrations.

We arrived a little earlier than our pre-booked time with the hope of taking advantage of the early evening sun by having a drink on the terrace. Thankfully there was room and we had aperitifs of Paulaner beer (£4.90, pint) and Mombasa strawberry gin (£4.25 + £2 Fever Tree tonic) before taking our table inside. My two children enjoyed glasses of apple and orange juice (£2.50).

After a lengthy chat with owner Susannah and new manager Michael, we were encouraged to try a selection of their most popular starters - who were we to argue?

Soon arriving at our table were plates of seared treacle beef fillet, caramelised onion purée, roast and crispy onions, sticky jus (£12), halloumi bites with harissa and cranberry relish (£8), Lebanese flatbreads with tzatziki and houmous (£9), Crispy chilli beef, spring onion, coriander and puffed noodles (£11), and black pudding fritters with curry aioli (£7).

Perhaps predictably we all had our

favourites. My children loved the crispy chilli beef, my wife the beef fillet and myself, I loved the simpleness of the black pudding fritters which just scrumptious with the curry sauce.

For mains I can’t speak highly enough of the Indian-inspired Yorkshire lamb rump (£27), which was served with Rajasthani red lentils, cauliflower pakora, pickled red onion and cucumber. It was well cooked, blushing pink with crispy skin and paired well with the gutsy spiced lentils and zingy vegetables. The pakoras were excellent too.

My wife was equally enthused with her duck breast dish which came with confit leg bonbons, roasted root purée, pak choi and a star anise jus (£23). The Asian flavours were just delicious.

Children are well catered for at Alexander’s and the Little Explorers menu (£8 for two courses and a glass of fruit squash) was great value. Both the sourdough margherita pizza and grilled chicken and bacon burger were excellent whilst the mini chocolate sundaes they chose for dessert would have sated even the most ravenous of adults.

Crispy chilli beef

By the time we reached dessert, my wife and I were feeling the pinch a bit so decided to share one of Alexander’s gelatos - a You’re Off Your Nut-ella Ambassador (£11) which was crammed full with praline gelato, nutella, Ferrero Rocher, caramelised hazelnuts, whipped cream and wafers.Very indulgent but heavenly.

Alexander’s is a stunning venue with food to match. The service throughout our visit was exemplary and we were made to feel very welcome. The atmosphere is very relaxed but there are flashes of quality that make it feel that bit more special.

Alexander’s of Skipton 4-6 High Street, Skipton, BD23 1JZ Tel: 01756 228030 alexanders-skipton.com

At a glance: ★ Beautiful decor ★ Great outdoor terrace ★ New menu launching soon Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 49

050 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:05 Page 1

EATING OUT

All day appeal THE INTRODUCTION OF A WEEKEND BRUNCH MENU HAS STRENGTHENED THE OFFER OF THE DEER PARK, WRITES RICHARD ABBEY. runch has become very de rigeur over recent years and can be enjoyed everywhere from cafes and delis to hotels and restaurants.

As far as locations for mid-morning dining go, you’ll be hard pushed locally to find a better venue that The Deer Park on Street Lane, particularly when the sun is shining.

When we arrived around 11 o’clock on an especially warm and bright Saturday morning, patrons were already spilling out onto the terrace tucking into a variety of tempting dishes and drinks.

Brunch is a relatively new addition at The Deer Park and adds a further string to an already substantial bow that already includes all day dining menus, a spectacular Sunday roast menu as well as a wide selection of beers, wines and cocktails.

The popular pub is part of Mitchell and Butler’s ‘Premium Country Pub’ portfolio where the ethos is on quality and style, which is not just reflected in the food and drink on offer but in the decor too. From the sweeping marbleeffect bar and stylish crockery to the contemporary furnishings and glassware you can’t help but be impressed by The Deer Park. Coupled with the welcoming service, it’s easy to feel at home as soon as you step through the door.

Despite the gorgeous summer we neglected the opportunity to dine al fresco but instead took a table in the conservatory, which offered the best of both worlds. With the windows drawn back, it had the feeling of eating outside but with added comfort.

Brunch is available 9-11.30am Saturday and Sunday and features a familiar blend of dishes, from traditional breakfasts and sandwiches to pastries and egg dishes.

There’s a large selection of hot drinks and juices or you can take the opportunity to take things up a notch with a cocktail - Bloody Mary or Espresso Martini (all £8.75) anyone? - or even a glass of Möet & Chandon champagne (£8.95).

Juices - apple and orange - were more than adequate for my children and I to start with but my wife threw caution to the wind with an Aperol Spritz (£8.75).

B

50 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

051 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:07 Page 1

EATING OUT

Well, it was the weekend. I also had a very good cappuccino (£3.10).

Food-wise I couldn’t look past the egg dishes and was impressed with my final choice of Eggs Royale (£8.75), a winning combination of poached eggs, smoked salmon, English muffin and hollandaise.

Beautifully presented, the eggs were cooked just right, complete with runny yolks, with a generous serving of smoked salmon and a very well-balanced hollandaise sauce which had just the right amount of tang and creaminess.

Eggs at The Deer Park are also served Benedict (ham) or Florentine (spinach) style or can be simply scrambled.

Across the table my wife tucked into a dish of chargrilled chorizo, avocado, spinach and poached eggs on sourdough (£8.50). Again, the eggs were cooked just right and well complemented by the smoky slices of chorizo sausage and fresh-tasting avocado slices.

Whilst The Deer Park were still awaiting delivery of the children’s menus, all brunch dishes can be presently made as smaller portions ideal for little ones, although given the sizes of the plates that arrived, they would have satisfied even the most generous of appetites.

Both my children option for a traditional

breakfast which came with eggs (fried for her, scrambled for him), bacon, sausages, flat mushrooms, tomato, hash browns and beans. Oh, and two slices of toast too. Much to my surprise, and annoyance, they ate almost every bite.

After indulging in such a hearty brunch, if you’d like to walk some of it off afterwards (as we did), The Deer Park is perfectly placed to explore the 700acre Roundhay Park and Tropical World nearby. Leeds city centre is just a short drive too and can be accessed via the A58 or A6120 ring road.

If The Deer Park is just out of commutable distance, it has two sister properties - The Fox in Menston and The Pine Marten in Harrogate - where the brunch menu has also been launched.

The Deer Park 68 Street Lane, Leeds, LS8 2DQ Tel: 0113 246 3211 www. deerparkleeds.co.uk

At a glance: ★ New brunch menu ★ Lovely location ★ Good drinks offering

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 51

052 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:11 Page 1

EATING OUT

Cosy vibes and proper portions SIMON FOGAL EXPERIENCES AUTHENTIC PUB DINING AT THE MALT SHOVEL, BREARTON. hen Marek Juszczyk first came to England from his native Poland in 2006 he started working at the Malt Shovel as a kitchen porter.

Keen to pursue a career in catering he progressed through the ranks before leaving and gaining experience throughout the Harrogate area under some renowned chefs. In 2017 he returned to the Brearton pub - this time as owner.

The Malt Shovel is everything you’d expect from a quaint, 16th-century country village pub and restaurant. It has rustic charm in abundance, the comforting roar of an open fire (when the weather calls for it), stone floors, wood panelling and oodles of character. It all adds to the heart-warming atmosphere.

Marek runs the pub with his wife Monika and prides himself on a menu

W

52 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

which features classic, hearty dishes made with the produce from the local area where possible, though there is no compromise on quality. Marek bakes every day and his pies are a speciality - the steak and ale is hugely popular - and he claims to offer one of the ‘best Sunday roasts in Yorkshire’ - it’s so popular you have to book two weeks in advance.

We’d arrived midweek and were pleased to find a welcome break from city living. Brearton is a small village, just three miles north of Knaresborough.

There are no shops here, just around 40

houses and a single pub – The Malt Shovel itself.

There are several dining spaces, allowing for guests to sit with plenty of space between tables.We were seated at a cosy table by a fire in one of the smaller rooms, with the rest of the building comprising the bar area plus two other equally authentic spaces.There are fresh flowers, fireplaces and historic pictures of Knaresborough throughout – all contributing to the relaxed, authentic vibe.

The wine menu is substantial, boasting 12 whites, 13 reds and three rosés, plus four sparkling options and a dessert wine.

We opt for a couple of beers as we peruse the food menu – a pint of Theakston Best for me and half a Rudgate South Pacific Ale for my partner.

The recent resurgence of cask ales has brought some hearty flavour back to the taps for many pubs, and I’m pleased to enjoy the nostalgia of a proper pint next to a roaring fire. Nothing beats it.

053 NSide July22 23/06/2022 14:11 Page 1

EATING OUT

When it comes to food, the menu is small but well-balanced, laid out in traditional starter-main-dessert format.

The specials add an extra three dishes to choose from, making for a foodie line-up featuring everything from pub classics (think Deep Fried Brie and Chicken Liver Pâté) to more inventive options like Whitby Prawn Popcorn.

We start with the Whitebait (£6.80) and Bang Bang Salad (£6.90), followed by the Cajun Fish (£16.50) and Holme Farm Venison (£21.90) – a selection that gives us a good balance of tradition and innovation. The whitebait arrives lightly breaded and in its own bowl, with a side salad and homemade tartare sauce for that classic tanginess. As for the Bang Bang Salad, it’s a towering serving of crispy chicken doused in sweet chilli and peanut sauce and sitting atop a bed of lettuce and spring onions – absolutely delicious, with the nuttiness adding a subtle umami edge.

Our waiting staff are attentive, coming over to take our wine order and stoke up the fire before our mains arrive. I choose a large glass of Marek’s personal favourite, the Prunus Dao Tinto, while my partner selects a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. Our mains arrive, and like the starters, the serving sizes are nothing short of huge – in keeping with the pub’s promise of ‘proper’ portions.

Despite this, we’re blown away. The Cajun Fish is essentially two haddock fillets stacked, perfectly spiced and served with a huge salad. There are thick-cut onions, garlic mayonnaise, a pile of crispy fries and a sense of simplicity that allows the fish to shine through.

The venison arrives with a boat of mash plus plump green beans, braised red cabbage and a miniature saucepan of jus on the side. It’s cooked just to my liking – melting in the mouth and complemented by the savoury creaminess of the mash and freshness of the steamed green beans. I set aside some of the jus for the fries, which we enjoy dipping in until it’s all gone. Feeling fuller than I can remember, and revelling in our distinguished Friday night at this incredible pub, we lay our cutlery down and consider our options.

Not one to do things by halves, we decide to share the Sticky Toffee Pudding (£7.50) – a soft, light sponge bathed in thick caramel sauce served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a giant strawberry balancing on top. Add to that a double espresso and a couple of After Eight Mints as we leave, and you’ve

got a stunner of a meal. As the cold hits us on the way out, our hearts are still sipping wine by the fire in this hidden gem close to Harrogate.

This place is perfect for walkers and explorers (but be aware of their no-dogs policy) in search of well-cooked grub or a belting Sunday roast. They have a 4.5 out of 5-star rating on TripAdvisor making them one of the top-rated pub/restaurants in the Harrogate/North Yorkshire area.

The Malt Shovel Main Street, Brearton, Knaresborough, HG3 3BX Tel: 01423 862929 themaltshovelbrearton.co.uk

At a glance: ★ Substantial drinks menu ★ Cosy atmosphere ★ Hearty portions Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 53

O

NI

STON

C L

U

B

THE

C

054 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:10 Page 1

C

O

L

U

B

THE

NI

STON

C

The Coniston Club Become a member of The Coniston Club and receive incredible, exclusive discounts and rewards, including dining, short breaks, spa days and more!

Sign-up for FREE at theconistonhotel.com/club

The Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa | Coniston Cold, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 4EA Tel: (+44) 1756 748080 | Email: info@theconistonhotel.com | Web: theconistonhotel.com

54 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

055 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:11 Page 1

056 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:19 Page 1

HOME & GARDEN

Ethically handmade in the UK. This beautifully packaged EcoFriendly Beauty Essentials Box includes: Reusable Make Remover Rounds, Natural Konjac Sponge, Reusable Bamboo Nail Polish Remover pads, and Exfoliating Loofah Discs, £14.95. www.tabithaeve.co.uk

Sustainable summer

Get started with zero waste by swapping out kitchen essentials to these plastic free alternatives £34. www.pasoluna.co.uk

BE KINDER TO THE ENVIRONMENT... HERE’S A COLLECTION OF THE BEST ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS ON OFFER TO HELP YOU TAKE THE PLUNGE. These beautiful pots are made from 100% reclaimed fishing rope and nets from UK oceans, £24.99. corsesidenursery.com

Ecoffee Cup: Hudson Worth, 4oz/120ml. £9. ecoffeecup.com

Perfect for packed lunches and eating on the go, avoid using disposable plastic cutlery and switch to bamboo instead! £4.95. www.pasoluna.co.uk

Sustainably Made Bullet Journal £10. storigraphic.com 56 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Tawana African shopping basket £65. www.lolaandmawu.com

057 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:20 Page 1

HOME & GARDEN

This travel tumbler is designed to make staying hydrated and maintaining a healthy lifestyle wherever you go even more appealing, £14.50. wayfair.co.uk

Made from durable canvas, with extra-strong straps, these shopping tote bags are printed to order, £25. www.louisemead.co.uk

Lunch Box in mint bamboo, £24. From Iamfy.co

Keep the party cute with these gorgeous pink eco friendly glass straws, £6.99. www.gingerray.co.uk

Mandarin, Bergamot, Rosemary & Cedar Salt Soap, made in small batches by Dook, a small artisanal company based in Edinburgh, Scotland. £9.99. www.mondayonline.co.uk

Ni-Sha Parrots eco wallpaper, by Rachel Fowler. £120 per roll. rachelfowlerinteriors.com A great gift for yourself or someone special, this personalised A5 classic vegan leather notebook is filled with lined paper and can be customised with a name or initials in the bottomright hand corner. £23.95. www.marthabrook.com

Clothes Doctor’s No. 5 Eco Wash for Sportswear and Synthetics provides a powerful cleaning experience, specifically designed for synthetic fibres and performance fabrics. £8.10. clothesdoctor.com

Scrubber Patchouli & Mango Eco Friendly Deodorant £5.99. www.oceanand bee.co.uk Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 57

058 - 059 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:24 Page 1

058 - 059 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:23 Page 2

060 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:25 Page 1

HOME ESSENTIALS

Stylish summer FIND FRESH INSPIRATION FOR THE HOME AND GARDEN WITH THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES. Visit The Arium this summer and love your garden all year long. www.theariumleeds.co.uk

Parquet by Neisha Crosland in neutral stone is a perfect blend of classic and contemporary design. The versatile shade complements both warm and cool colour schemes, and brings a sense of stylish elegance to any space. Coldbath Flooring, 135 Cold Bath Road, Harrogate HG2 0NU. www.coldbathflooring.com

Beautiful bathrooms, designed and fitted by Holt Living, luxury bathroom and surface specialist. 28 Kay Street, Rawtenstall, BB4 7LS. www.holtliving.co.uk

Wrap up warm with these outdoor blankets from Moss & Moor. www.mossandmoor.co.uk

Seagrass candle holder £25. The White Company. www.thewhitecompany.com

60 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

061 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:15 Page 1

Curated by

Coming soon to Waltons Fine Furnishings Ltd 46-50 Leeds Road, Ilkley, West Yorkshire, LS29 8DS #FaBxLiberty These print designs are used under licence from Liberty Fabric Limited. Copyright © Liberty Fabric Limited 2021.

058 NSide May22 22/04/2022 15:39 Page 1

Buywell interiors

Fitted Kitchens, Bedrooms & Home Office Solutions

BUY LOCAL - BUY BRITISH - BUY WELL

Live Well Buy Well

UNIT 155 AVENUE B, THORP ARCH ESTATE, WETHERBY LS23 7BJ

Tel: 01937 844 288

www.buywellinteriors.co.uk

063 NSide July22 23/06/2022 10:40 Page 1

Transform your outdoor space

with our awnings and pergolas Your local awning specialist

0113 487 2363 | abiawnings.co.uk 159 - 163 Buslingthorpe Lane, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS7 2DQ

Coldbath Flooring Wo o d Fl o o r i n g • Wo o l Ca r p e t s • Si s a l • V i n y l • Ru g s • L a m i n a t e • Modern showroom displaying carpets, wood flooring, luxury vinyl plank and tiles.

• Specialising in oak flooring planks, and herringbone with an enormous collection to choose from.

• Excellent informative showroom service and assured fitting.

• Offering a large collection of carpet runners for staircases with taped boarders and stairrods.

• Bespoke rug service from Jacaranda, Crucial Trading and Alternative Flooring.

135 COLD BATH ROAD • HARROGATE • HG2 0NU Tel: 01423 313241 • info@coldbathflooring.com • www.coldbathflooring.com

Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 63

064 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:26 Page 1

PROMOTION

From this...

To this...

Respect and restore WITH A TEAM OF SKILLED CRAFTSMEN, COOPERS OF ILKLEY CAN BRING EVEN THE MOST DAMAGED PIECE OF FURNITURE BACK TO LIFE. here are timeless furniture pieces that will never go out of style. Pieces like a Chesterfield sofa, a Windsor chair or a Childs Rocking Horse, for example. They are items that were built to last and have stood the test of time but, like many things, occasionally, they may need a bit of TLC to keep them pristine and prolong their life even further.

Coopers of Ilkley Ltd is a wellestablished family-run business, founded in 1910, offering a range of antique and modern furniture restoration and repair services including French polishing, cabinet making, clock repairs, picture and painting restoration, re-caning and upholstering.

“Our small team of skilled craftsmen are adept at carrying out jobs of all scales and sizes,” said owner Brenda Lunt. “We are members of LAPADA, The Guild of Master Craftsmen, and the FSB and we pride ourselves on our commitment to provide a professional and speedy service at all times, whilst maintaining the highest quality of work.

“Our goal is to meet and exceed the expectations of all of our customers, both domestic and commercial. We also work with insurance and removal companies and can carry out site work if needed.”

Brenda has six permanent members of staff, including her son Matthew who manages the business, Annette who has worked at Coopers for over 40 years, answering calls and dealing with customers, and is also taking on an

T

64 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Before

After

apprentice in the coming month – a sign of the strength of the company, despite a difficult 18 months for many businesses.

Antique restoration and repair are at the heart of what they do, incorporating furniture polishing, reupholstering, leather repairs, marquetry, Boulle, carving, and gilding. In addition to this, they can make individual pieces to your exact requirements. For example, a bookcase, an extra dining chair, a cabinet, using old timber and quality fittings, and much more.

“Whether you have ancestral furniture that you wish to restore or you need reupholstering services, we can provide you with services of the highest standard in all circumstances,” added Brenda. “You can also approach us for a complete restoration service in cases of flood and fire damage.”

Copper jardiniere, before...

...And after

Before

After

Cooper of Ilkley also specialise in French polishing, a service for aged furniture that has lost its finish. They can undertake traditional hand, French and wax polishing and in addition can also offer lacquering and spray finishing on modern pieces.

The Yorkshire business has a horologist, offering repair services for modern and antique clocks or if you have a broken mirror, there’s no need to worry about seven years’ bad luck as they can return it to its original state, whether it is the frame that needs fixing or if it is the glass that needs to be replaced or re-silvered.

Coopers’ craftsmen can also undertake restoration work for all types of paintings, including oils, watercolours and more.

Quotation, collection and delivery are part of their service and are all free of charge.

Coopers of Ilkley Unit 8 Lencia Industrial Estate East Parade, Ilkley, LS29 8JP Tel: 01943 608020 Email: enquiries@coopersantiquesilkley.co.uk www.coopersantiquesilkley.co.uk

065 NSide July22 23/06/2022 11:31 Page 1

Antique & Modern Furniture Restoration & Repair Services in Ilkley.

Established in 1910, we offer a range of services, including Cabinet Making, Horology, Art Restoration, Caning, Mirror Repairs and Upholstery. No job is too big or too small for our team of Master Craftsmen, and we pride ourselves on our commitment to providing a professional service, whilst maintaining the highest quality of work. We work with domestic and commercial customers and removal and insurance companies.

Our service includes free collection, delivery and estimates.

We also carry out on site work where required.

Telephone: 01943 608 020 Email: enquiries@coopersantiquesilkley.co.uk

Unit 8, Lencia Ind Est, East Parade, Ilkley, LS29 8JP www.coopersantiquesilkley.co.uk

Designs that are as individual as you are...

We turn dreams into reality 01904 360065 • 0800 0436005 FARM, RICCALL ROAD (A19), BELL FARM, ESCRICK, YORK YO19 6ED

www.eliments.co.uk Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 65

066 - 067 NSide June22 19/05/2022 17:56 Page 1

066 - 067 NSide June22 19/05/2022 17:57 Page 2

068 NSide July22 22/06/2022 18:29 Page 1

A contemporary approach to extraordinary spaces.

Specialist’s in contemporary bathroom, cabinetry and lighting design, HOLT incorporate expert knowledge from inception through to installation, revolutionary products, quality craftsmanship and unrivaled service into a world that is not only beautiful; but practical. A world you are content to call home.

28 Kay Street, Rossendale, BB4 7LS | 01706 600472 | www.holtliving.co.uk