Northside May 2022 by RMC Media

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Northside THE QUALITY MAGAZINE FOR LEEDS, HARROGATE & SURROUNDING AREAS

WHAT’S GOING ON, LEEDS?

breaking bread wtih katie Meals on wheels success

Eating Out

We visit the Malt Shovel, Brearton

Glittering spring launch for Grid Thirteen’s Darling Maeve range Travelling solo

A visit to the Shangri-La Paris

discover the ribble valley

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CONTENTS

elcome to the May edition of Northside. This month we turn our attention to Breaking Bread With Katie, a unique initiative that provides meals on wheels - and much more - to residents in north Leeds and beyond. As well as providing nutritional value, they also provide companionship for those who need it. Elsewhere we speak to former Wet Wet Wet frontman Marti Pellow and catch up with Laura Bartlett, who travelled solo to a very special hotel in the heart of Paris. We also dine out near Knaresborough, get beauty tips from Harvey Nichols and have some great spring ideas for the home and garden. See you next month for our annual guide.

Richard Abbey Executive Editor

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What’s Going On Leeds?

Jordan Odu is all set for a summer of fun.

Beauty

Travel

Embrace the spring with these perfect products from Harvey Nichols, Leeds. They will ensure you stay looking flawless, whatever the occasion

Eating Out

Laura Bartlett recently visited the prestigious French location on vacation and it was everything that she expected and more…

Breaking Bread with Katie Maria Iliffe spoke to Katie Patterson about her nutritious meals on wheels service, delivered with care and social interaction, around north Leeds

We dine at the Malt Shovel, Brearton

Home & Garden

Bring a little of the outdoors in this spring...

Home Essentials

Fashion

If your wardrobe needs a ray of sunshine, turn to your local boutiques for inspiration

Find seasonal inspiration for home and garden with these local businesses

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OPENING SOON The Arnage is a brand-new motor-themed restaurant opening this May! You can find us at The Motorist, Sherburn in Elmet’s unique automotive venue, which is already home to a themed café, garage and showroom. The Arnage is the venue’s first restaurant and will showcase the best local produce the region has to offer from Head Chef, Ian Matfin. To find out more about The Arnage or The Motorist, visit: www.themotorist.com New Lennerton Lane, Sherburn in Elmet, LS25 6JE, Tel: 01977 233200 Stay up to date with the opening and special events via our social media channels @TheArnage

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o you have old items sat around your home collecting dust? Could you use some extra space in your home? Do you feel overwhelmed at the thought of selling them? Well, this feature may just be the answer to your clutter conundrum: introducing Vintage Cash Cow. This Leeds-based scale-up is on a mission to make selling convenient and rewarding – they’ve already paid out over £7.7million to the public.They buy anything old and vintage, all in one go: gold, silver, jewellery, costume jewellery, fountain pens, watches, pocket watches, old toys, medals, coins, cameras and more. So if you have old items collecting dust in your garage, loft or home this Spring, you could clear some space and make some extra money. Vintage Cash Cow receive hundreds of boxes of interesting old items every day, and their team of 50+ experts appraise these boxes to make individuals a fast, fair and free no-obligation cash offer.

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When de-cluttering,Vintage Cash Cow recommend grouping items into four different boxes: sell, bin, charity and keep. Kevin Gillespie, chief marketing officer, said:“The truth is, we don’t want to be buying things that have significant sentimental value behind them.You can’t put a price on sentimentality. But you can put a price on reclaiming your space and creating new memories from the old things you no longer need or want.”

Sustainably fuelling the circular economy “For us, condition isn’t an issue. It really surprises people when we tell them that we will buy their items even if they are broken, dented or have pieces missing,” Kevin told us. Every single item sent to Vintage Cash Cow gets re-purposed or recycled to its full potential - the entire business model relies upon vintage items being given a second lease of life. Thanks to the 80,000 people who have already used the free service,Vintage Cash Cow have repurposed or rehomed more than: - 100 tonnes of non-precious metal - 11 tonnes of jewellery - 12,500 fountain pens - 7,500 clocks

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Impressively,Vintage Cash Cow also operate a ‘for charities’ version of their service – working with over 480 charities across 2,600 shops buying their unsold and nonsaleable donations. In 2021, they paid out £141,000 to charity shops for product that may have otherwise ended up in landfill. Garry Wilkinson, head of charity partnerships, said:“Supporting the charity sector is a core focus for us, and we receive feedback from shop managers all the time saying how handy it is to have a profitable outlet for non-sold and unsaleable donations.”

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Home comforts in a time of change LAURA GUILLON ON WHY LOCAL MATTERS IN HALL BROWN’S NEW LEEDS OFFICE.

fter two years of uncertainty, this year feels like the time is right for something of a fresh

start. It appears to be the case on several different fronts. Even though we have not entirely rid ourselves of coronavirus, there is a real belief that people are finally regaining a sense of normal life after lockdown. In addition, the last month has seen families and family lawyers adjusting to the biggest reform in divorce law in half a century. Although not due to either of those factors, Hall Brown’s decision to establish a new office in Leeds has already been forced to confront the changes which they have wrought. The primary reason for our new premises on Park Square is the continuing increase in clients from Yorkshire - including some of the area’s leading entrepreneurs, professionals and high profile sports figures - on whose behalf we have been working since we launched as a firm six years ago.

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Since April 2016, Hall Brown has become known as the country’s leading boutique family law firm and an outstanding business in its own right. As well as being skilled in dealing with the full range of financial issues which can occur on divorce, we have handled a growing number of marital or relationship contracts - pre-, post-nuptial and cohabitation agreements. We have also built one of the few teams anywhere in the country dedicated to cases which arise in relation to children - a workload which is often complex and span a number of jurisdictions. Hall Brown also boasts a considerable specialism in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), a flexible process comprising mediation or arbitration for those individuals who want to settle their differences without needing to go to court. We have featured as one of The Times’ Best 200 Law Firms in each of the four years in which the rankings have been compiled and, in March, were named as

the Best Small Company To Work for from a shortlist of 50 firms from a range of business sectors across the UK. Whilst we have amassed lots of experience in helping families deal with issues in their own homes, our Leeds office is certainly not just another city location for an expanding law firm. It is very much something of a homecoming of sorts for us too. As well as myself, the team includes Suzanne Smales - who has joined Hall Brown as a consultant partner, the latest senior role in a 30-year legal career and Associate Sarah Hewitt. All of us grew up, went to school and started our careers in Leeds and the surrounding area. We understand this part of Yorkshire and what kind of help the people who live here require. It’s that degree of local knowledge allied to the expertise for which Hall Brown has become renowned that we believe can be of real benefit, especially in a time of change like this. Since the start of the pandemic, for

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PROMOTION

L-R: Sarah Hewitt (Associate), Sam Hall (Senior Partner), Suzanne Smales (Consultant Partner), James Brown (Managing Partner) and Laura Guillon (Partner and Head of Leeds)

instance, we have seen how the stress of dealing with radically different circumstances which it brought about including the blurring of the traditional barriers between home and work or school - has created new and sometimes damaging tensions within some families. Some couples decided to press ahead with divorces despite the prioritising of cases designed to enable family courts to continue functioning while Covid-19 was at its height meant potentially facing lengthy delays. Those who did not want to wait at least two years to end their marriage were faced with the reality under the law as it stood then, of having to blame the decline of their relationship on the misconduct of their spouse. Others decided to wait, especially once the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act gained Royal Assent in June 2020. It heralded the introduction of so-called ‘no-fault’ divorce - an attractive proposition for individuals who did not want allegations of misbehaviour to aggravate whatever differences had led

to their marital collapse. The powers of the Act finally came into force last month, amid forecasts that more couples in failing relationships would seek to capitalise on the new rules to divorce. My experience and that of my colleagues indicates that conflict is actually more likely during the process of dividing a couple’s assets than when obtaining a divorce decree. It was a point acknowledged in a House of Lords’ debate only weeks before ‘no-fault’ divorces became available. The Government has promised to consider further legislative change in an effort to reduce the potential for disagreement. However, the drafting and adoption of any new law is not a rapid process. In the absence of statute, it is important that couples whose marriages are at an end take legal advice. Some two-thirds of divorces take place without spouses formally determining how to divide their joint assets. By doing so, divorced husbands and

wives leave themselves open to future claims should they receive an inheritance, secure promotion, build a successful business or even win the lottery. ‘No-fault’ divorce may certainly avoid the need to apportion blame in order to end a marriage but only skilled legal guidance will help couples steer clear of the enduring difficulties resulting from not dealing successfully with their finances at the first time of asking. Hall Brown St. Paul’s House, 23 Park Square South, Leeds, LS1 2ND Tel: 0113 841 9930 hallbrown.co.uk

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

Music

Star quality HE HAS PLENTY OF GREATEST HITS TO CHOOSE FROM AND ARRIVES IN YORK THIS MONTH. MARIA ILIFFE SPOKE TO MARTI PELLOW. enowned musician, Broadway star and previous member of Wet Wet Wet, Marti Pellow is celebrating his musical career with the latest ‘Greatest Hit Tour’. Starting in Dublin and heading to York’s Barbican theatre, Marti will make is way around England and Scotland this spring. Excited to bring his fans the very best of his musical career, expect Marti’s hit songs alongside a few from his latest Stargazer album – “the clue’s in the title” said Marti in the following interview.

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Speaking with Pellow, he said: “[The tour] is a celebration of the songs people are familiar with… I feel lucky to be able to deliver what people love.” From singing popular chart hits with Wet Wet Wet from the young age of 17, Marti is known for favourites such as, Sweet Little Mystery, Love Is All Around and Angel Eyes. Proudly one of the biggest selling artists of the nineties, Pellow sung knowing his was going to be a superstar. When his father, a builder, told him to get a

proper job, he said it was pointless, because he was destined to be a huge pop star. There was simply no doubt in his mind, he says. And so it turned out. With the band going from success to success, the fame kept them rolling full steam ahead until their first separation in 1997 and then again in 2017. Battling with an alcohol and heroin addiction, the Scottish singer left the band and life behind in 1999 and now he sings with sobriety and pride.

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He began his career as a solo artist with Chris Difford of Squeeze. The two met while they were patients in The Priory in March 1999. Difford subsequently became Pellow’s lyricist and unofficial helper. Marti explains: “Performing concerts, acting and my own songwriting - as an artist I feel a lot more settled in this world.” Marti has always had a lust for music, as he explains: “I used to love listening to my mum and dad’s record collection… I would see my favourite bands live and my stars singing on TV and thought ‘I want to do that’, and realised at a very young age that I wanted to sing.” Lockdown presented Pellow with the perfect opportunity to write his latest album, Stargazer. He said: “I finally got to write the songs that let me pay homage to all my heroes. I can’t wait to sing those songs live for the first time.” Singing credit to stars such as Harry Nilsson, John Lennon, Anthony Newley and David Bowie, in a series of selfpenned songs, his impression of the soul and funk-infused mid-70s Bowie is rather wonderful and Pellow says he had a great time making the album. Inspiring a different tone, he wrote the album on his guitar, instead of his usual piano, bringing a completely different feel, he said: “It was surprisingly one of my most successful albums, it was very well received.” Lockdown was a huge influence on Pellow’s new tour for numerous reasons. Singing online for fans, Marti enjoyed his musical sessions and was inspired to take them further. “I was inundated by beautiful messages from fans asking me to organise a tour once we come out of these terrible times. Twelve million people tuned in for the sessions and each one of you have inspired me to make this tour happen.” Falling in love again with the music of his past, Marti wanted to put together a show that celebrated all the wonderful music throughout his career. Pellow’s career spans many roles and his work with musicals started in 2008, following his appearance in Sir Tim Rice’s concert revival of his musical

Chess, playing the “Arbiter”. Performing in numerous West End and Broadway shows, Marti has made a proud, worldwide name for himself in the musical industry. With his love for shows, Marti, along with his friends, are currently writing a musical; he shared: “It’s based on my home country and based on traditional Scottish folk history, it’s mystical like Lord of The Rings.” Now in the pipeline and expected to be touring the UK in many years to come, Pellow is excited about this new venture and hopes fans and enthusiasts alike, will be too. However, his next move is expected much sooner, already announced, advertised and eagerly

anticipated: the Pellow Talk Tour. He explains: “Think of it as coming back to my place for a night of stories and songs. Pellow Talk is a chance to learn all about me, not just as a singer and songwriter, but as a boy and a man.” Marti is excited to speak with his fans “without a mask”, so they can get to know the real Marti Pellow and everything in his making. With many achievements in his past and many more to come, Pellow’s next performance: The Greatest Hits Tour is commencing this month and he hope’s you’ll be there too. Marti Pellow brings his tour toYork Barbican on 3 May.Visit www.yorkbarbican.co.uk to find out more. Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 17

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THE DIARY

Chicago. Djalenga Scott 'Velma Kelly' and The Company. Photo Tristram Kenton

Theatre The Beast In Me 5 May York Theatre Royal www.yorktheatreroyal.co.uk The Devil’s Violin Company create such a unique blend of words and music that has charmed and chilled audiences across the UK since 2006. Daniel Morden is a multi-award-winning Welsh storyteller and author, two leading musicians. Let this performance storytelling transport you to another world, weaving a tapestry of tales about our perception of beauty and the value of kindness.

Chicago 10-14 May Leeds Grand Theatre leedsheritagetheatres.com Bob Fosse’s Chicago has been billed as the ‘sexiest musical ever’ and arrives in Leeds for one week only. It stars Coronation Street’s Faye Brookes, Three Degress legend Sheila Ferguson and West End Star Djalenga Scott. Set amidst the razzle-dazzle decadence of the 1920s, Chicago is the story of Roxie Hart, a housewife and nightclub dancer who murders her on-the-side lover after he threatens to walk out on 18 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Music her. Desperate to avoid convcition she dupes the public, the media and her rival cellmate,Velma Kelly, by hiring Chicago’s slickest criminal lawyer to transform her malicious crime into a barrage of sensational headlines.

The Addams Family 12 May Joseph Rowntree Theatre www.josephrowntreetheatre.co.uk Originally a satirical black comedy film, The Addams Family has been reworked into an exhilarating musical comedy. Wednesday Addams, despite her dark and gruesome manner, brings life to the story with her shocking new romance. Watch the kooky family live again through this thrilling performance at the Joseph Rowntree Theatre.

Leap Through the Decade 7 May / Leeds Irish Centre www.skiddle.com Happy to announce their latest ‘ Leap’ theme: Leap Through The Decade, The Irish Centre will be taking you back to the beginning. Blasting hits of all time, from the 70’s right through to present day. If you like 70’s Motown, Funk and Soul, 80’s pop and charts and Indie, 90’s dance and light rock, 00’s charts or house, then this is the event for you!

Kate Nash 31 May / The Wardrobe www.seetickets.com Renowned Indie pop singersongwriter and musician, Kate Nash is going on world tour this may, heading to Leeds on the 31st. Best known for her debut album Made of Bricks, an international success and No.1 in UK charts and for winning Best British Female Artist at the 2008 Brit Awards. Excited to bring you her latest work and past hit favourites, join Kate Nash in her first tour in years, a rare and special performance.

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THE DIARY

Comedy Jack Dee

Exhibition Eileen Agar: Angel of Anarchy Until 7 May Leeds Art Gallery museumsandgalleries.leeds.gov.uk With only a week left to visit this exceptionally insightful exhibition, head down to Leeds Art Gallery. Presenting the talented work of Eileen Agar, this collection includes original paintings, collages, photography and sculptures. Whether dancing on the rooftops in Paris, sharing ideas with Pablo Picasso, or gathering starfish on the beaches of Cornwall, Eileen Agar transformed the everyday into the extraordinary

15 May / Leeds Grand Theatre leedsheritagetheatres.com Comedian, actor, host, TV personality and writer Jack Dee is coming to Leeds Grand Theatre with his new stand up show. Loved for his sarcasm, irony and deadpan humour, Jack is excited to bring an evening of hilarious entertainment. Best known for his sitcom Lead Balloon, or his hosting of the panel show Sorry I Haven’t A Clue, or even from any of the shows with his name in the title.

Romesh Ranganathan 26-28 May / York Barbican www.yorkbarbican.co.uk Romesh is back with a brand-new show, The Cynic’s Mixtape, his most brutally honest show yet. Fresh from the Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan, A League Of Their Own and Judge Romesh, he’s putting showbiz aside to deliver a carefully curated selection of all the things he has found unacceptable since the last tour.

Events Vintage Furniture and Home Fair 7-8 May Sunny Bank Mills www.skiddle.com Join one of Leeds’ best vintage fairs, with two days of furniture, lighting, textiles, artwork, ceramics, and more. Browse 25 stalls of original vintage, set in an old industrial workspace. Find everything you need for a stylish, individual, beautiful home, with antiques from midCentury to industrial, rustic to reclaimed and brocante finds to Art Deco, they have it all.

Diversity – Connected 8 May Harrogate Convention Centre www.harrogateconventioncentre.co.uk After nine sell out UK tours, over 600,000 tickets sold, and countless television and live performances, Diversity has announced one of their biggest UK tour to date. Last year marked ten years since Diversity took the nation by storm when they won the third series of Britain’s Got Talent. Now a

decade and sell-out tour, later, they have promised a show bigger than ever before.

international food, independent drink, arts and charity.

The North Leeds Food Festival

York Spring Fair and Food Festival

14-15 May Roundhay Park northleedsfoodfestival.co.uk Voted number one best non-music festival in the UK, the eagerly awaited North Leeds Food Festival is back for its sixth year. With tens of thousands of attendees, expect a very exciting array of local talent showcased at Roundhay Park, one of Europe’s largest urban parks. Join this beautiful celebration of international influence and local talent, expressed through, live music,

27 May – 5 June York Racecourse www.houseofyork.org Bringing together one of the largest vintage funfairs seen in the region, and a food festival showcasing artisan products from Yorkshire and beyond. The York Spring Fair and Food Festival is eagerly awaited by visitors from across the country. Expect 40+ artisan food and drink stalls mixed with a showcase of unique, restored, vintage fairground rides, from as far back as the 1930’s.

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JORDAN ODU IS ALL SET FOR A SUMMER OF FUN.

don’t know about you, but after the action-packed bank holidays I’ve enjoyed in what seems like forever, I’m all set for a summer of fun. One of the many highlights of Easter weekend, other than consuming my own body weight in chocolate eggs and Savvy Baker treats, was the return of Chow Down. They’ve really pulled out all the stops for 2022, with a laidback Miami party vibe, awesome live acts and DJs, crazy golf and world-class food from the likes of my favourite, Sarto. Their Lamb Shoulder Ragu is the stuff of legends, it really does melt in the mouth. Another event making a welcome return is Mardi Gras at Roundhay Park on Saturday 2 July. Last summer’s party was so good, and this year’s line-up is even better. I can’t wait to check out Roger Sanchez, Clean Bandit and my and jazz will provide the soundtrack to good friend Angel Lee, who’s been what’s shaping up to be a memorable smashing it recently with her Angie’s weekend. Disco events at Angelica. After a two-year delay, I finally got to Another essential date for your diary is check out the multi-award-winning Saturday 6 August, when Wetherby hosts Book of Mormon at the Leeds Grand its first Riverside Food and Drink and it more than exceeded my Festival. As well as an idyllic pictureexpectations. The talent in the cast is perfect setting, you can look forward to next level, and as you’d expect from the a huge selection of international street House of Koko Oakwood food, from Jamaican and Greek, to Lebanese and Italian and everything in between. Leeds Cookery School, which I can highly recommend, will also be hosting The Cookery Theatre, which will showcase the talents of some amazing local chefs. Live music spanning soul, blues, pop, rock

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New menu at Alchemist

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Pinnacle Beer and Gin Hall coming soon

Jordan and friends at Leeds Arena

creators of South Park, it’s dark, a little bit dirty and absolutely hilarious. Certainly not one for the easily offended but perfect for me. I’m also loving all the postponed Leeds Arena gigs finally taking place, with Dua Lipa, Craig David and Dave taking to the stage and a special shout-out to Stormzy for one of my favourite shows to date. Beer lovers and gin connoisseurs will be pleased to know that a new central

Leeds venue is on its way, with over 20 ales on draught and over 100 gins behind the bar.Taking up residence in the Bond Street building previously occupied by Roxy Lanes, Pinnacle Beer and Gin Hall will also offer live sport, pool, shuffleboard, food and skyline views overlooking the financial district. Look out for launch details coming very soon. Over at The Alchemist, which has always been one of my go-to lunch spots

and their brand-new food menu is the biggest upgrade to date giving you another reason to visit. It’s now 44 per cent plant-based and includes a collaboration with The Meatless Farm, resulting in some delicious plant-based duck bao buns and an incredibly juicy Meatless Farm burger with smoked applewood cheese. I’m usually more of a real meat kinda guy but this was nextlevel tasty. The innovative brand has also created their first completely edible Cocktail. Named The Edible One, the cocktail consists of Manzana Verde, Avallen Calvados, lime sherbet, salted caramel, apple juice and white chocolate foam. It is served in an edible cup. This truly is a weird and wonderful creation is delicious and perfect for the gram. Finally, another must-try this Spring is House of Koko Oakwood’s new evening menu. Bringing a unique supper club vibe to the already popular brunch spot, my stand-out dishes were the Szechuan Calamari, Chorizo and Prawns and the creamy Burrata – trust me, they’re so good! The specialist wine list is also amazing, it’s a great addition to Oakwood and just what the area needed. That’s all for now, I’ll be back next month with some very exciting news on new openings coming to Yorkshire very soon… Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 23

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Glittering spring launch for Grid Thirteen’s Darling Maeve range GUESTS DESCENDED ON THE STREET LANE SHOWROOM FOR AN EVENING TO REMEMBER. o celebrate the launch of the lovingly crafted Darling Maeve range, Grid Thirteen put on a northern night to remember at their eponymous showroom on Street Lane. The Grid Thirteen showroom on Street Lane has undergone a full refurbishment which now offers a complete home design service, including luxury dressing rooms, bedrooms, studies, nurseries, boot rooms, libraries, movie rooms and stateof-the-art home spas - all of which were celebrated during the launch event for the Darling Maeve collection.

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Among the ten new displays the awardwinning Siematic SLX in Stone Grey takes centre stage and is showcased with stateof-the-art Gaggenau 400 series and perfectly complemented with a stunning book matched Brazilian quartzite material. The Yorkshire brand is now bolstered by an exclusive collection crafted by exceptionally skilled, time-served master cabinetmakers, dedicated to exquisite quality in architectural joinery. It was fitting that this launch of the new range paid homage to all things Yorkshire hosted by Leeds’ own

entrepreneur, and founder of House of Coco magazine, Laura Bartlett, with food and entertainment from local gems. Working in collaboration with private clients, architects, and interior designers, Grid Thirteen strives to create and deliver beautiful spaces tailored to suit the individuality of each home, combining a passion for excellence in design with the heritage of British craftmanship. The brand proudly celebrates Yorkshire heritage, design and craftsmanship with this all coming together in its showroom.

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Their range includes the new Darling Maeve collection and offers timeless elegance which promises to stand the test of time over ‘come and go’ trends. Grid Thirteen also represents a conscious option to invest in sustainability for the home, using the finest materials with exceptionally high standards which can be updated with endless colour options. Natalie Fry, Creative Director and founder of Grid Thirteen, says: “Although the last two years have certainly been a challenge, it has given the team a unique opportunity to develop our own exclusive range.We have carried out extensive studio renovation works throughout an incredibly busy period and the business has gone from strength to strength, expanding both the team and design studio premises. Our goal is to remain true to our values as we approach our next exciting period of growth.” To launch this new range in style, Grid Thirteen was supported by delighted

guests and studio partners with food by Eric Paxman, of Eric’s Restaurant in Lindley who served up a three-course meal. Bora Kitchens dished up sample dishes whilst The Leeds Deli served delicious appetisers. To draw the guests in the event partnered with the Leeds dealership of luxury car brand Bentley whose Flying Spur V8 in Moonbeam Silver and GT V8 Coupe in Dark Sapphire flanked the entrance to the showroom. Among the 100 guests were local legends - from influencers to business

owners from the affluent area of North Leeds. In Laura’s speech she congratulated Natalie and the team at Grid Thirteen on their massive success and tripling their turnover during the last two years. It looks like the Darling Maeve collection will be another string to Grid Thirteen’s already glittering bow. Grid Thirteen 37 Street Lane, Roundhay Leeds, LS8 1BW Tel: 0113 266 9590 www.gridthirteen.co.uk

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Ben travels full circle usiness has, in a sense, come full circle for Ben Poole and his award-winning bespoke travel company, The Travel Jour nal. The opening of the agency’s new shop, at 63 Leeds Road, Har rogate, means Ben is back working in th he place where he spent 15 years of his career in the travel business – albeit now in somewhat different circumstances. The shop was home to an independent travel agency for almost 40 years but when it was acquired by cor porate owners, Ben left to pursue his ambition of running his own company. Not that he had an easy start. “I started up, working from home, just before the pandemic strruck and put everything on hold,” he recalled. “However, it was always my plan to have my own shop, so once travel restr ictions were lifted I was able to open up in Montpelier Mews in September 2020.” Business grew impressively as people rediscovered their appetite for travel and thus, when the agency

on Leeds Road was vacated, it was a natural ffiit for both h Ben and the shop’s landlord that he should retur n th there with The Travel Jour nal. Reopened this March, Ben was delighted by the interest shown, with people calling in all day – and even after

what should have been closing tiime! The Travel Jour nal specialises in creating unique, bespoke travel and holiday exper iences to all parts of the world for travellers keen to seek out somewhere new. What sets The Travel Jour nal apart from most competitors is the concierge exper ience; including restaurant recommendations and bookings, city tours and event tickets – making use of Ben’s abundant travel contacts. “People are increasingly looking for extra services. We provide a one-to-one customer service cover ing all travel requirements – and I am personally on call to help smooth h and problems.” All this helped Ben to be named Riising Star of the Year at th R he 2021 Aspire Awards, last December in London. “I was thr illed to receive the award and to be the only travel agent from Yorkshire to be nominated,” said Ben. To find out more about The Travel Journal, call in to the shop, telephone 01423 523388 or vissit www.thetraveljournal.co.uk

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Travelling solo at the Shangri-La Paris LAURA BARTLETT RECENTLY VISITED THE PRESTIGIOUS FRENCH LOCATION ON VACATION AND IT WAS EVERYTHING THAT SHE EXPECTED AND MORE… y definition, the term ShangriLa is described as ‘an imaginary, beautiful place, often far away, where everything is pleasant and you can get anything you want’. And they’re completely right, only it’s not far away, and it’s anything but imaginary. The Shangri-La group operates fivestar luxury hotels in 22 countries across Asia Pacific, North America, the Middle East, and Europe. Their métier is world class service and tranquil surroundings, as well as unrivaled hospitality and dining, exquisite architecture and some of the most exclusive addresses in the world. And nothing says exclusive real estate quite like Paris. At 10 Av. d’Iéna, in Paris’ luxurious 16th Arrondissement, you’ll find the Shangri-La Paris - a palace quite literally fit for royalty, notably once the home of Prince Roland of the Bonaparte family. Yes, that Bonaparte family. Shangri-La’s Parisien paradise was the first of the group to open in Europe, and during the meticulous and graceful renovations (which took four years - the same amount of time it took to build back in 1896), managed to maintain the important and beautiful French heritage of the place. The marble lobby is among the grandest entryways we’ve ever seen, giving Versailles itself a run for its money. Focus shifts towards the back of the building, where the walls seem to open out into a series of magnificent gardens, full length windows, romantic balconies and sprawling panoramic terraces. But why? Because the hotel has one of the most enviable views in the world, of course. The Eiffel Tower, in all its glory, sits within reaching distance across the River Seine, shadowing the hotel in its glimmering grandeur. The best bit is that you can see this view from most of the rooms here (around six in ten) - an accolade not afforded by many other Paris lodgings. When the hotel was renovated by

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none other than Pierre Yves-Rochon (of Four Seasons and Savoy fame), they chose to stick with a classic French opulence with luxury minimalism, going against the grain of the Hong Kong based group’s typical cache. But where the design says French elegance, the food says Chinese culinary excellence. Chef Christophe Moret resides over La Bauhinia, the hotel’s flagship restaurant where French and Southeast Asian

contemporary cuisine meets - if you’re looking for a recommendation, try the lobster salad. Shang Palace is the second restaurant, where culinary master Samuel Lee Sum has dedicated his menu to the very best in Cantonese cooking. So good in fact that in 2012 it became the only Chinese restaurant in France to hold a Michelin star. As expected from ShangriLa, the attention to detail here extends itself far beyond comprehension, leaving every inch of you completely satisfied.

Centrally located in the 16th arrondissement, minutes from the Champs-Elysées, the Shangri-La Paris blends European grandeur with traditional Asian hospitality. To find out more, visit www.shangri-la.com/ paris/shangrila

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Breaking Breaking Br Bread B read ith With W Ka atie Katie MARIA ILIFFE SPOKE TO KATIE PATTERSON ABOUT HER NUTRITIOUS MEALS ON WHEELS SERVICE, DELIVERED WITH CARE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION, AROUND NORTH LEEDS. reak kiing Bread witth h Katiie is a meals on wheels service th hat provides warm, nutritious meals for those who may be struggliin ng with meal preparation and cooking. It relieves the anxiety and pressure surrounding meal-ttiimes and food shopping, helping older adults live independently and reducing feeliin ngs of isolation.

Why did you start the business?

Workiin ng as a Covid health care assistant with hiin th he community, I got to see ffiiirrsthand the way iin n which elderly people and th heir carers were affffected dur iin ng the pandemic. It was a crushingly hard time for many elderly people, and it hasn’t stopped even now the pandemic is ‘over’. Elderly people have found it difffffiicult coming out of isolation and getting back to normal. This period highlighted the difffiiculties tth hat elderly people face. I saw many examples of depression, loss of hope and lack of support when it came to meal-time preparation and cook kiing. Many elderly people live alone, and they may be unwilling to make a meal by themselves. For others, it may be an issue of mobility. It’s difffffiicult to cook if you have standing or walkiin ng issues especially when you need to lift heavy pots and pans. Fiin nally, cognitive decline can play a role too. Many seniors may loose track of time and sk kiip meals, or simply forget to eat at set meal-times. 30 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

I wanted to create a service that ffiilled that gap for elderly people. I noticed that somethiin ng as siim mple as receiving a homecooked meal, made with love and care, could have such an enormous iim mpact on someone’s overall health and well-being. Tell us about your food?

Our ‘Daily Meal Deal’ packages provide our customers with both lunch and tea. The lunchtiiim me meal is delivered warm and ready to eat, with ttw wo difffferent options to choose ffrrom every day. It’s a well balanced meal, cooked in a health hy ncludes ffrresh vegetables - either way, and iin with hiin th he dish or as a side portion. Options include traditiional meals, for example Shepherd’s pie or someth hiing a h little different like Thai green curry. The menus we create and the way our food is presented does not have a ‘meals on wheels’ look to it. Meals are often sprinkled with parsley and desserts dusted with icing sugar; everyytthing has a homecooked feel to it. Our evening tea ttiime packs iin nclude sandwich ffiiin ngers, a light dessert, a savoury side portiion and a highly nutrittiious complimentary pot of home-made soup or a fruit smootth hie. Where is it made?

We operate from a commercial k kiitchen where a full range of facilitiies and equipment is used to run a safe food business.

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How does it meet the needs of your customers?

For many elderly people, there is a ffiine line bettw ween liviin ng independently and needing some extra assistance. Our service offffers the extra support that they may need, often removing the need for a ng and food carer to help with cookiin shopping. For some people who are looking after theiirr loved ones, it can be tricky, especially when balancing care giving responsibilities with cleaniin ng, cookiin ng and providing for themselves and their own famiilly too. Our service takes away that added pressure. Our customers know that a friendly and familiar face wiilll be popping around with the food delivery and th hat there’s an extra pair of eyes look kiing out for them. For our service users who suffffer with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, we can be in contact with th he famiilly and give regular updates on how the delivery went for that extra peace of mind. For customers returning home ffrrom surgery with limited mobiillity, our service helps them to concentrate on recovery and to rest without having to worry about meal-times. Does it change seasonally?

Every four weeks we rotate our menus and th hen, after eight weeks, we create a new menu. This is to take tth he mundane feeliin ng out of meal-times. We also give our customers an opportunity to provide

A range of the meals available

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feedback on meals that tth hey would like on the menus and we supply a different meal option for them to try. We added sticky toffffee pudding to the menu because we know it’s one of our customers’ favourite desserts. During the winter, we liik ke to add home-made soups to our teatime packs. We know that it’s an ideal food for older adults, particularly tth hose living with dementia, who sometimes forget to eat and driin nk. Offffering a bowl of soup can be a wonderful way to give someone additional calor ies and nutrients and keep them warm during the colder months. Throughout the summer we introduce more hydrating foods, iin ncluding homemade smootth hie shots in our tea tiiim me packs. For those who are fond of sweeter ffllavours, tth his is a more enticing optiion that also provides extra fflluids. Evidence shows that stayiin ng well hyd drated can prevent falls, constipation, blood pressure problems and headaches. We put lots of raw ffrruits and vegetables into our meals to help alleviate these issues. Adding sliced letttuce and tomato to a sandwich, or fresh berries to a yogurt may not seem much but iin ncorporating these items daily can help to keep you hyd drated; especially during hot weather without signiffiicantly changing the amount of liquid iin ntake. How is it packaged and delivered?

Our hot food is packaged in aluminium contaiin ners. They are robust, lighttw weight

Katie and customer Valerie Keates

and good for retain niing heat. They are also environmentally friendly and easy to recycle. The food containers are ttrransported in hot boxes and delivered by one of our ffrriendly community assistants in their own vehicles. We are more than happy to step inside and put tea time packs iin n a refr igerator for later in the evening, or help plate up food if required. We can also include labelling on tea ttiime packs to state the contents and when it should be eaten for those who require a remiin nder. How is it more than just a ‘meals on wheels’ service?

Break kiing Bread with Katie br ings together the combiin nation of both nutrition and social interaction; tth hat’s what we are founded on. We are a service with a personal touch. We know tth hat if a customer can’t stand carrots, we ensure their meals don’t contain that vegetable. We spend time with clients who may not see anyone for most of th he day or we can send a text message to fam miily members to reassure tth hem that theiirr loved one is OK. We help th hose who may feel isolated by putting them in contact with local agencies and charities th hat can offer additional support and help. We genuiin nely care about the overall health and welfare of our customers and want to see elderly people iin n the area thrive.

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How important is the personal contact with customers when delivering food?

Building companionship bettw ween ourselves and our customers is what makes our job worthwhile. The social and cariin ng aspect of the busiin ness gives us a urn, it helps sense of pride as staffff, and in tu customers feel more at ease. Even some who are very independent use th he service occasionally to have a treat duriin ng the week. It’s nice to be able to provide a service with a smile along with theiirr welcome delivery. What feedback have you had from your customers?

The response tth hat I’ve had ffrrom ng tth he customers has really made startiin business wortth hwhile. Many caregivers have told us with how Breakiin ng Bread with Katie has given tth hem an opportunity to live their own lives without having to worry about their loved ones not eattiing throughout the day. One lady said that ng to eat meals and her mum was refusiin watched her mother push food around the plate before she used our service. Now her mother looks forward to every meal and enjoys choosing her monthly orders. Some new customers are apprehensive at ffiirst. There’s a certain stigma attached to meals on wheels and the quality of the food. Some older people may have certain feeliin ngs around accepting home help too. However, when they try our food and get to meet us they quick klly their minds. They

have a sense of pr ide about being able to enjoy eatiin ng delicious food without the hassle of preparation or shoppiin ng. How did The Prince’s Trust help you to get started?

As a 26 year old single mum, working as a care assistant witth h not very much education beh hiind me, the prospect of startiin ng a business was very scary. I approached The Pr iin nce’s Trust in early 2021 with nothing but a vision for ‘Break kiing Bread with h Katie’. The ffiirst thiin ng tth he Trust did for me was install a positive belief that I was capable of buiillding a business and th heir support and mentorship was invaluable. The business executives and mentors ffrrom The Prince’s Trust have a great deal of kn k nowledge and experience of runniin ng successful businesses. They taught me about how to run a busiin ness through webinars and one-to-one traiin ning. They checked my business plan to make sure it was viable and assisted me ffiinancially towards setting up my business. The Prince’s Trust helps many young entrepreneurs by opening doors and providing opportun niities for them to ensure they have a have a fair chance of succeeding. How have they helped you to develop your business?

My business mentors, Caroline Dunk and Teah Lewis have gone above and beyond to help me get to where I am today. They

have pushed me towards my goals and he encouraged me not to give in when th going gets tough. Setting up a new selfemployed business can be a lonely experience. I don’t have colleagues or a manager to ask for help at work; everytth hing is my responsibility. Haviin ng support from The Prince’s Trust means there’s someone to turn to if I get stuck. They are at the otth her end of the phone and always happy to help. What are your plans for the future?

My plans for the future are to keep buiillding and spreading awareness about our service and providing help to as many elderly people as possible to give them a better quality of life. Is there anyone who you would like to thank for helping you on your journey?

I would like to thank Jo & A An ndrew Lowe, Maria Chilvers, Rev. Dave Young and his wife Jo, Bob Holt and the many other members of tth he congregattiion at St. Barnabas Church in Alwoodley. They have supported me personally with their kiind words of encouragement and prayers k since starting out on th hiis venture – and h it’s greatly appreciated.

For more inform mation please visit: www.breakingbreadwithkatie.co.uk More information on The Prince’s Trruust can be found at: www.princes-trruust.org.uk

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Pom shirt £115. Georgie’s Boutique, 18 West Park, Harrogate, HG1 1BJ. Tel: 01423 560092

BASH Benja paisley maxi dress £290. Morgan Clare, 3/4 Montpellier Gardens. Harrogate, HG1 2TF. Tel: 01423 565709. www.morganclare.co.uk

Linen Jumpsuit £119 The White Company. www.thewhitecompany .com

Ebru Evrim Activewear - taking you from studio to street in style!Designed and created by founder and yogi Ebru, this luxuriously soft activewear is set to be the next big thing, with love and passion woven into every thread. Yoga bras, high-waisted leggings, cosy hoodies and organic cotton sports tops are available to buy online at shop.ebruevrim.com or at the Ebru Evrim Studios in Skipton or Harrogate

Think spring IF YOUR WARDROBE NEEDS A RAY OF SUNSHINE, TURN TO YOUR LOCAL BOUTIQUES FOR INSPIRATION. Diega Rubia dress £167. Harpers Fashion. harpersfashion.com

Belstaff mens Longton slim jeans in dark indigo £120 Free People womens real love triangle floral maxi dress £160 Accent Clothing, 11-13 Queens Arcade, Briggate, Leeds, LS1 6LF. Tel: 0113 234 6767. www.accentclothing.com 34 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Jigsaw Sweetpea jersey tie front midi dress £125. www.jigsaw-online.com

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Declutter those clothes SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR BURSTING, WINTER WARDROBE AND WELCOME THE SUN WITH YOUR FAVOURITE CLOTHING HUNG WITH PRIDE. BY MARIA ILIFFE. ith the start of spring, why not be true to the season and do some spring cleaning/sorting of your own. Now looking at your more summery clothes with longing, it can be extremely beneficial to have a sort out of your garments, sectioning for seasons. Having less clothing in your wardrobe/on display will save time when you’re getting dressed, help you wear items forgotten about, save money on buying more clothes when you realise you have enough to re-style… the list goes on.

The first step in decluttering your wardrobe: put all your clothes in one pile; seeing everything in front of you will put your shopping in perspective, also this will force you to look at every item. This step is great if you have a day alone to deal with the mass, however if not, sorting for short periods here and there can still achieved the desired organisation.

Sectioning your clothes into: workout, comfy, going out, summer, winter, holiday, sleeping etc will help you see which areas need the most downsizing. However, if over

consumption is your issue, it may be more beneficial to organise them into piles of: never worn, not been worn for year, hope to wear again someday, uncomfortable, ill-fitting. These categories help bring reason when wanting to keep everything ‘just in case’. Now look at every item, giving each a moment of questioning: Do I love this? Do I wear this? Do I need this? If you answer ‘no’ for any, then it’s time to let go of your item. Thanking the item for its use, as advised by famous expert Marie Kondo, helps us to feel less attached to items we no longer need, thanking them for their service and respectfully re-homing them.

Once you’ve looked at every item and the clothes are in reduced sections, look back to your wardrobe space. Planning where each section will go can improve how easy it is to get dressed or find clothes and outfits; prioritising you favourite/every day or work clothes is important for easy access. Using organisers for sections with different categories will further help with order, e.g. using shoe separators/a rack, instead of piling them on a shelf or draw dividers for different types of socks etc. Storing away big winter coats and clothing will give more space and practicality to your spring/summer wardrobe.

Disposing of your clothes is one of the most important steps in decluttering, this is where you’re given a chance to re-home your beloved garments. If any are of value it’s smart to list them on second-hand websites like eBay, Depop or Vinted and if not then donating them to charity helps others find new outfits and gives back to your local community. Equally if you’re crafty you could cut or sew to transform your old, ripped or ill-fitting garments into wearable ones.

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Harrogate welcomes Ebru Evrim

FREE CLASSES FEATURE AT WELLNESS STUDIO GRAND OPENING.

ince yoga guru Ebru Evrim took on the former Laura Ashley premises on James Street in Harrogate, we have Yoga guru been watching in eager Ebru Evrim anticipation as the building has been transformed into an impressive three-storey wellness venue with more than 400 people already signed up to become members. Following an invite only preview evening, the grand opening planned for Saturday 11 June will feature the chance for members of the public to take part in free trial classes, so devotees or newcomers to yoga and Pilates alike can sample the Ebru Evrim experience first-hand and enjoy a tour of the new facilities. The launch of the Harrogate branch studio follows the success of Ebru’s first venue in Skipton which she opened in November 2019 after demand for her classes in the village halls of Yorkshire Dales grew exponentially. With the Skipton studio approaching capacity, Ebru looked to expand within a comfortable radius of home. Considering changing rooms. The airy third floor features space for classes with 30 mats the options did not take long. “What better location to choose than Harrogate, with an underfloor heated floor perfect for Savasana in comfort. a savvy spa town already famed for The capacious building also provides a championing wellness?” she says. relaxing area to linger and socialise The studio looks set to become a before or after sessions, with a healthy mecca for health and fitness enthusiasts living café following soon. old and young, offering daily classes and Ebru Evrim also hosts luxurious yoga workshops in yoga and Pilates along and Pilates retreats in unique and with space to simply relax and enjoy the stunning locations in the UK and abroad healing ambience so fitting for a spa with discounts available for members. town. Despite the rapid growth of recent On the ground floor, Ebru’s own branded boutique activewear clothing is on sale, featuring quality leggings, vests, hoodies and bras which she has designed to take the wearer from fitness studio to street in style. On the second floor is state-of-the-art Pilates apparatus and space for working with clients requiring specialist therapy for conditions such as lower back, scoliosis, arthritis and osteoporosis, plus beautifully appointed showers and

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years, Ebru remains firmly grounded and along with her small team of like-minded professionals. She is still guided by the lifestyle message she teaches, explaining: “The spiritual side is so important in yoga, as we are all spiritual beings in these physical bodies. The most important thing is for us each to remember who we are and carry this inner conscious into normal life; it’s important not to lose sight of that.” Ebru Evrim Studio 3 James Street, Harrogate, HG1 1QS Tel: 07734 955476 www.ebruevrim.com

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FASHION

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PROMOTION

What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and how could it benefit YOU? LEEDS-BASED OXIFY ARE EXPERTS IN THIS ENLIGHTENING TREATMENT. What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy? Referred to as HBOT, involves the delivery of increased levels of oxygen inside a hyperbaric chamber where the pressure around the body is increased for a prescribed session of usually 60 minutes. The air we normally breathe contains 21 per cent oxygen, along with 78 per cent nitrogen (and the rest made up of noble gases and carbon dioxide). But within the chamber, you breathe 95 per cent oxygen – which can significantly increase the amount of oxygen dissolved in the bloodstream. The first Hyperbaric Oxygen chamber was used in the 1930s and it is a wellestablished treatment for decompression sickness, a potential risk of scuba diving. It’s even used by the NHS for wounds that may not heal as a result of diabetes or radiation exposure.

Why does breathing more oxygen help? The air we breathe generally provides

enough oxygen for both normal body metabolism and repair to tissue damage after injury or illness. But a boost in those levels can enhance the body’s ability to heal, and the increased flow of oxygen stimulates and restores function to damaged cells and organs; HBOT has been found to encourage the formation of new collagen (connective tissue) and new skin cells by encouraging new blood vessel formation. On a cellular level, HBOT helps rejuvenate cells, supplies you with energy, supports your immune system, and much more.

How does the therapy work? The therapy involves you relaxing, fully clothed, with an oxygen mask placed over your nose and mouth in your own personal chamber, while the oxygen is delivered. HBOT is a non-invasive procedure which clients find easy-going and relaxing. Your host will monitor you throughout to ensure you are happy and at ease.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? For anti-ageing and beauty: HBOT provides an ideal alternative to more invasive treatments such as Botox or surgery as the supplemented oxygen levels can improve blood flow, boost cell metabolism, facilitate collagen production, contribute to microscopic blood vessel growth and, on the surface level, increase skin elasticity.

Sporting focus: HBOT is not only a key component to recovery from sports injuries, it can help improve mental focus and energise your mind and body ready for your next big match or event. Using HBOT as part of your training programme can reduce recovery times reduced by up to 33 per cent – just ask top athletes who use HBOT to aid recovery from injuries as well as aid match day performance.

Alleviating symptoms: Several conditions can cause low blood oxygen levels, including asthma, anaemia and Covid-19. HBOT can be a versatile treatment used alongside conventional medicine for a host of wide-ranging health conditions from migraines and depression to dementia (https://www.agingus.com/article/203485), Long Covid, sudden hearing loss and multiple sclerosis, acting as an effective strategy to boost recuperation as well as helping to decrease the severity of symptoms.

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You can now try hyperbaric oxygen treatment for yourself in Leeds with the opening of the Oxify centre at Woodhead House, Woodhead Road, Birstall, WF17 9TD. The centre is open from 9am to 10pm, Monday to Saturday and 11am to 4pm, Sunday; to book an appointment call 0113 543 2750 or email info@oxify.co.uk. For more information and to book online, visit www.oxify.co.uk

Don’t take our word for it, here is what Oxify’s customers say: Even from my first session my headache was not as intense and it is now a distant memory. For the first time in 6 months I am looking forward to the school holidays where I can actually spend time with my kids instead of being so exhausted and in pain that I sleep most of the time. Laura Read more about Laura’s experience at www.oxify.co.uk/long-covid After my first session, my Tinnitus had gone and by the fifth session, my hearing had gradually started to return. I went back to the hospital for another audiogram which confirmed that my hearing has repaired and my normal hearing was back. Sam Read more about Sam’s experience at www.oxify.co.uk/Hearing I have a lot more flexibility in my fingers and the shooting pains I used to get in my thumbs have gone. I feel a lot less tired on a daily basis. Janice Read more about Janice’s experience at www.oxify.co.uk/arthritis I feel more alert and calmer. My sleep improved getting more deep and R.E.M sleep. Halved my recovery time and got me back doing my sport sooner than I thought. Adam Read more about Adam’s experience at www.oxify.co.uk/sporting-performance Head to www.oxify.co.uk/testimonials to read the full testimonials.

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Environ Revival Masque 50ml, £58 Get prepared with this facelift in a jar containing a powerful combination of three hydroxy acids to create a visibly smoother, radiant, and younger looking skin. 42 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

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INTERVIEW

Where it all began OWNER OF SUKHOTHAI, BAN KAEWKRAIKHOT, LOOKS BACK AT 20 YEARS OF BUSINESS IN LEEDS. ward-winning restaurant Sukhothai, which opened in Chapel Allerton in 2002, celebrates in 20th year in business this year. Over two decades it has grown to become one of Yorkshire’s most beloved hospitality brands, spawning additional restaurants in central Leeds and Harrogate as well as the street food dining brand, Zaap Thai, which will be opening its sixth site in Sheffield later this year. Northside spoke to owner Ban Kaewkraikhot about the last 20 years and her plans for the future.

When you opened the first Sukhothai in 2002, what was the concept behind the restaurant?

Back in 2002 there were hardly any Thai restaurants in the UK, I saw this as an opportunity to introduce Thai food to the people of Leeds. I wanted to showcase as much Thai cuisine as I could, so when we opened Sukhothai Chapel Allerton we opened with a vast menu of over 200 dishes. Sukhothai’s ethos has always been the same since day one; offer outstanding, authentic Thai food, with first-class service, in sophisticated and comfortable surroundings. How would you describe your menus?

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something new each time. We also like to keep things fresh by introducing seasonal specials and using local suppliers for our meat and vegetables. We have a large drinks menu which includes Thaiinspired cocktails, Asian beers and a premium wine list. Who, or what, are your biggest inspirations when it comes to cooking?

My mother is without doubt my biggest inspiration, she taught me everything I know and my passion for cooking came from her. I have great memories of my childhood learning my mother’s recipes and cooking with her every day. We’re big Zaap fans. How did the concept for the brand differ from what you offered at Sukhothai?

Zaap Leeds will be seven years old this year and was really born out of our want to diversify and go into the casual dining market. We wanted to create somewhere that guests could dine in a more laid back and fun setting.

What’s your favourite street food dish on the menu, and why?

Tough question, that would be like a mother choosing her favourite child! If I had to pick one I would probably choose, Som Tum with sticky rice. Som Tum is a Thai papaya salad; it’s a spicy combination of shredded green papaya, carrot, tomatoes and green beans, with chilli, garlic, lime, fish sauce and peanuts. It’s a dish I have shared many times with family and friends and it always reminds me of home. What do you love about Leeds and its food scene?

Leeds is a fantastic city; it’s been my home for over 20 years and it’s where it all began for me. There are so many fantastic operators in Leeds, it’s incredibly diverse food scene means I can try new foods all the time. So Ban, what lies ahead for you now?

To be honest I’m just happy to have our restaurants open and doing what we do best; cooking for our fantastic customers. The support from our customers throughout Covid has been really amazing.We’ve received so many heartfelt messages, people are really happy we’re back open again. Hopefully things can now start to get back to normal and we can start looking to the future. I just want to say a big thank you to everyone for their support over the past 20 years, it’s really what has kept us going. www.sukhothai.co.uk www.zaapthai.co.uk

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FOOD & DRINK

Chow Down is back! THE SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT VENUE INVOLVES THE BEST TRADERS, BOOZE, AND GREAT ACCOMPANYING MUSIC ACTS, TO ENSURE HOURS OF OUTDOOR FUN. f the change to British Summertime isn’t enough to lift your mood then a trip into Leeds may just improve your prospects. Think light nights filled with good music, drinks with friends and fantastic food - with a spot of crazy golf thrown in for good measure too. Chow Down launched at Temple Arches last month and promises a summer filled with all of the above. The popular outdoor drinking, dining and entertainment experience is back for 2022 after punters descended upon LS11 in their thousands last year to enjoy the very best in street food, cocktails, craft beer and live entertainment. Chow Down, managed by property group CEG, will run Thursday-Sunday throughout the year until 4 September. New for 2022 will see Temple Arches transformed into a sun-kissed summer haven with new resident food kitchens (Downtown Food Village), a new threetier sun terrace (Sunset Club), the return

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of the Tipple cocktail bar, new themed bars (Tanqueray Terrace) and the everpopular Drag Brunch all set in the grounds of Leeds’ biggest outdoor space. Matt Long, founder Chow Down and New Citizens, said: “Chow Down is back and we couldn’t be any more excited for summer! With our brand new Art Deco concept we have a host of new additions to our venue and some killer entertainment.” Thrillseekers will be able to put their putting skills to the test down on the green at the glorious Palm Swings - a

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brand new nine-hole alfresco crazy golf course that is certain to be a crowd parleaser. If crazy golf ain’t your cup of tee, then perhaps the return of Drag Brunch to Chow Down will whet your whistle. A whole host of stunning queens will strut the hallowed turf of Temple Arches for an array of incredible performances with the action set to your favourite drag anthems - you better dig out your best heels! Further themed brunches will be announced throughout the season. Music and entertainment is never an afterthought at the venue. ‘The Bay’, another new part of the site, will host a 360-degree DJ booth featuring acts such as Greg Wilson, The Cuban Brothers, DJ Paulette, Norman Jay, Shades Collective, Mr Wilsons Second Liners and further entertainment to be announced as the season progresses. The themes for the music programme will follow a similar path to 2021 with Thursday night being live bands, Friday named DJs, Saturdays will have local music talent and Sundays will host brass bands. Food fans will have lots to drool over as Residents Kitchens are back after a successful launch at last year’s Winter Village. The downtown food village will feature two resident kitchens and three weekly rotating kitchens. Chow Down has become known for its eclectic mix of rotating street food vendors, and though this year will be no different, the venue will also be welcoming a handful of traders for a longer stint, bringing fresh and different ideas to their menus across the season. For the first seven weeks, Chow Down will welcome MorMor (Middle Eastern, North African and Mediterranean Street Food) and Sarto (pasta, sharing boards and more) who will launch special menus. Joining the resident kitchen further down the line will be Boro Slice (Detroit Style Pizza) and parmo’s will be hitting the venue for the first time, with Parmageddon later in the year. Holy Mountain will also be bringing his incredible BBQ and the brand new steak restaurant from Asada Kitchen will be also joining later in the year to ensure a sizzling summer. Dave Olejnik, owner Sarto, added: “Chow Down has been such a fixture on the Leeds hospitality calendar for so long that we jumped at the opportunity to be a part of it! We’ll be bringing a version of Sarto for the first seven weeks that

features all the favourites people have come to know, as well as new ideas and menu items that will allow people to share and enjoy the spring weather!” The Weekly changing Kitchens until the end of May include the likes of Bastards Bistro, Spuds and Bros, Little Red Food Truck, Twisted Meal, Tikka Chance on Me, Big Mouth Gyoza, Mans Market and new traders Bao to the Sando, keeping the line-up fresh with something different each weekend. Simon Fogal, Founder, Chow Down/ Leeds Indie Food, said: “It has me thinking about the sunny days, a few drinks, some

golf and incredible food.The Resident Kitchens are back and we can’t wait to see what the chefs come up with through the whole season from Easter to September. We will have around 50 traders at ChowDown this year, which is incredible.” Bookings for Chow Down are on sale now via the website. Chow Down is here till 4 September but bookings will only be able to be made up and until May www.chowdownevents.co.uk.All bookings secure customers a three-hour time slot, with a choice of covered or uncovered seating at a table or a snug booth.

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EATING OUT

Cosy vibes and proper portions SIMON FOGAL EXPERIENCES AUTHENTIC PUB DINING AT THE MALT SHOVEL, BREARTON. ccording to its website, The Malt Shovel is a quaint, 16th-century country village pub and restaurant with rustic charm – a description that had me hooked straight away. My table is booked for 6pm on a somewhat wintry late-spring evening, and after a stressful week, I’m ready to enjoy the treats on offer. 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 – owned by general manager, Marek Juszczyk and Sylwia Matusiak, and claiming one of the best Sunday

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roasts in Yorkshire. Stepping into the pub, the first thing that hits me is the comforting roar of an open fire – the ultimate ingredient in a cosy atmosphere. It already feels like a welcome break from city living, and the pub’s stone floors, wood panelling and oodles of character all add to the heartwarming effect. There are several dining spaces here, allowing for guests to sit with plenty of space between tables. We’re 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.

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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 of 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. Seamless service, great atmosphere, hearty food and space for bookings of all sizes? The future certainly looks bright for The Malt Shovel. The Malt Shovel Main Street, Brearton, Knaresborough, HG3 3BX Tel: 01423 862929 themaltshovelbrearton.co.uk

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ustic living ING A LITTLE OF THE OUTDOORS IN THIS PRING... THIS NATURISTIC STYLE BRINGS LE COLOURS DESTINED TO COMPLEMENT E INSIDE OF ANY HOME. BY MARIA ILIFFE.

Brown abstract face vase £42.99. www.beaumonde.co.uk

Original style mosaics autumn leaf £243.86. www.originalstyle.com

Ferm living desert lounge chair £315. www.roseandgrey.co.uk

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Linen and cotton cushion covers £18. www.waltonshop.co.uk

Sapporo wooden sideboard £1,275. www.roseandgrey.co.uk

Northouse medium tea by the fire candle £26.50. www.beaumonde.co.uk

Industrial console table, handmade £307. www.limelace.co.uk

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Japandi style gold teapot £54. www.cielshopinteriors.com

Brown highland cow throw £104. www.jjtextile.co.uk

Garden Trading brading picnic basket seagrass £25. www.gardentrading.co.uk

Island wicker mirror £125. www.sweetpeaandwillow.com

Garden Trading pair of Portmore tealight holders glass £12. www.gardentrading.co.uk

Cairo console table £219. www.thehouseoffice.co.uk

Rattan chargers hand woven in burma £14. www.rebeccaudall.com

Dream lounger bean bag, brown £149.99. www.beanbagbazaar.co.uk

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Buywell interiors

Fitted Kitchens, Bedrooms & Home Office Solutions

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

Tel: 01937 844 288

www.buywellinteriors.co.uk

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

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HOME ESSENTIALS

Think spring FIND FRESH INSPIRATION FOR THE HOME AND GARDEN WITH THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES.

The Louis de poortere Richelieu collection from Coldbath Flooring is synonymous with versatility and performance and is available in 144 colours. Please visit the showroom for more information. 135 Cold Bath Road, Harrogate HG2 0NU. www.coldbathflooring.com

Montreal Hanging Egg chair. Curl up and cocoon in this on trend stylish piece available in taupe and grey £399 from Moss & Moor. www.mossandmoor.co.uk

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

UK Designer Emma Britton has created a beautiful new collection of etched glassware exclusively for the RHS. Celebrating the beauty of Wisteria, this elegant collection has been designed, decorated and hand finished in Emma’s Derbyshire studio. Only available in RHS Garden Centres. Glass tumbler £9, hi ball tumbler £9, wine glass £10, champagne saucer £18, carafe, £25, vase £25. www.rhs.org.uk 60 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Wildflower Hand Tied Bunch £60 Vase £40. The White Company. www.thewhite company.com

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Mama Doreen’s Jubilee celebration In celebration of Her Majesty The Queens Platinum Jubilee, Mama Doreen’s Emporium will be offering a special Jubilee themed Afternoon tea from 20 May to 6 June with live performers to entertain guests it will certainly be an experience to remember. Book your table within the Emporium and celebrate this historic event in true Yorkshire style. It’s set to be a popular event so book your table on their website to secure your place. Looking to celebrate with a vintage street party? Mama Doreen’s is offering takeaway afternoon tea and all the party decorations you need to celebrate, from bunting to easy assemble afternoon tea stands, they’ve thought of everything you need to host a great street party with friends, family and neighbours. All available to purchase on their website – www.mamadoreensemporium.co.uk

Majesty: Monarchy and York Minster

Is this the perfect pit-stop?

Discover York Minster’s royal connections and collections through a new exhibition exploring the cathedral’s centuriesold relationship with the monarchy to mark Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The exhibition opens on 14 May. Free entry with general admission.Visit yorkminster.org to find out more.

The Motorist, Sherburn-inElmet’s unique automotive venue, which is already home to a themed café, garage and showroom and regularly hosts events that can see up to 900 cars turn up for meets, is set to launch their first restaurant concept this May. The Arnage has been a year long in the making and will showcase the best local produce the region has to offer from head chef, Ian Matfin. He has created a menu with the philosophy of serving delicious contemporary British food and drinks that appeal to all with a nod to the racing world. The venue itself is being designed as a joint venture by Daniel Spinks (son of founder Simon Spinks) and talented inhouse designer, Hayley Melling. To find out more, visit www.themotorist.com.

The Travel Journal has landed 63 Leeds Road has been an address where people have been talking about travel for almost 40 years and now Ben Poole, who used to manage the Traveltalk team for over 15 years (the former occupiers), is back with his own independent travel agency, The Travel Journal. Ben has over 22 years first-hand travel experience and a recent national award has recognised The Travel Journal as a leading agency in the UK travel industry. In celebration of the recent agency relocation, Ben would like to offer all readers of Northside magazine an exclusive reader offer of complimentary VIP lounge passes per passenger when booking your holiday with The Travel Journal. On top of this exclusive benefit Ben would also like to offer Northside clients a complimentary bottle of champagne on completion of their holiday with The Travel Journal. Quote ‘Northside’ (T&C’s apply). 62 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Award winner The Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa is delighted to announce its success at the Hospitality Marketing Association Awards, winning the Best Leisure Marketing category following the launch of Nadarra Spa in 2021. The awards celebrate those who champion and inspire marketing excellence in the hospitality space, and The Coniston’s recognition by the Hospitality Marketing Association is a huge achievement, particularly following a challenging few years for the industry. Nick Bannister, Owner and Director of The Coniston Hotel Country Estate & Spa commented: “We are thrilled that the marketing campaign for Nàdarra Spa has been recognised for its achievements. Since its launch in early 2021, Nàdarra Spa has been hugely successful, and we are incredibly proud of the team efforts involved in the launch and beyond. The spa offers a unique wellness proposition in the Yorkshire Dales and we continue to evolve our offering to ensure we provide the very best for our local members and hotel guests.” Nadarra Spa, was inspired by the Scottish Gaelic for ‘natural’, which pays homage to the Isle of Lewis and the owners’ family history and heritage.The Coniston offers a truly special spa experience: a terrace with two infinity pools, an outdoor bar, seating and a fire pit overlooking the estate, lake and Dales, a 15m indoor swimming pool, a thermal experience including an infrared sauna, Finnish sauna, and Himalayan sauna, an aromatherapy steam room, indoor bubble pool, experience shower and ice fountain as well as a most luxurious couples suite, including double spa bath and mud rasul. Rooms at The Coniston start from £129 per night on a bed and breakfast basis. See www.theconistonhotel.com or @theconistonhotel to find out more.

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Transform your outdoor space

with our awnings and pergolas Your local awning specialist

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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

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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. Queen Ethelburga’s (QE) provides th he 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 – Fr iday 12 August th he theme will be 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

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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 August, th hemes for 2022 will include 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

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Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate

Next Open Day 14 May 2022 Set in more than 220 acres of beautiful North Yorkshire countryside, Queen Ethelburga’s has provided students with a vibrant and supportive school community since 1912. We welcome day students from 3 months to 19 years and boarders from Year 3.

Outstanding academic results

Excellent pastoral care for all

An Excellent rated ISI school

Unique prep, middle and senior four-school model

Extensive co-curricular programme

Thorpe Underwood Hall, Ouseburn, YO26 9SS | www.qe.org | admissions@qe.org | 01423 333330

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The place to be this spring/summer SPECIALITY MARKETS AND EVENTS ARE BACK AT LEEDS KIRKGATE MARKET. eeds Kirkgate Market has always been a place for shopping, eating, and drinking but it’s also known for speciality markets and events. In 2022 the market will host a variety of speciality markets and is also bringing back the free Leeds Kirkgate Market Heritage Tours.

Dates for your diary include: Heritage Tours

First Saturday of the month ** 10.30am to 11.30am or 12 to 1pm ** Re/discover Europe’s largest covered market.

Includes rare views, horrible histories, and possible close encounters with traders. 2022 is the 200-year anniversary since a market was first held on this site in an overgrown field. The field has changed beyond recognition in those two centuries and now includes what the US historians Schmiechen and Carls call “one of the finest examples of market hall architecture”. Food writer Grace Dent wrote about the market saying, “it (Leeds Kirkgate Market) is a joyful thing, and an unusual one. Old-school butchers and fishmongers, clothes stalls and spice vendors happily live side by side with Vietnamese banh mi sellers, a florist and a woman who sells knitting wool.” ** Leeds Kirkgate Market Heritage Tours are FREE, but booking is essential. ** Book online at www.leedsmarkets.co.uk or scan the QR code below

Upcoming events: Market

When

Leeds Record and Book

Second Saturday of every month

Roaming Vintage Kilo Sale

Last Saturday of every month

AdVintageous Vintage Fairs

First Saturday of every month

Art House Art Fayre

21 May, 20 August & 19 November

Leeds Festival of Gothica

15 October

Mindful Markets

28 May, 25 June, 23 July, 24 September, 22 October & 26 November

Vegan Markets

30 July & 29 October

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