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CONTENTS

We look at the best of the Great Yorkshire Show

22 Travel

85 Home Essentials

46 What’s going on, Leeds?

Discover the real Peru with the expert teams at Spa Travel and Sunvil Latin America

Maveer Singh-Pangu returns armed with good news

Spruce up for summer with inspiration from these local businesses

24 A century of Bettys

54 Fashion

90 Q&A

We look back at 100 years of a name that brings smiles to faces just as much, if not more than ever, before

Get ahead in the summer style stakes with these inspired buys from local independent boutiques

28 The Diary

64 Beauty

Our monthly round-up of what’s happening in your area, plus we preview Countryfile Live and speak to presenter Tom Heap

36 Full steam ahead

Discovery history and so much more at Middleton Railway

42 Farming, food and the countryside

The 161st Great Yorkshire Show, held 9-11 July, is getting ready to welcome over 130,000 visitors. We take a look at what’s in store

David Burlton, sommelier for Hotel du Vin & Bistro in Harrogate, shares his love of wine

92 Eating Out

Summer is all about smooth skin and natural make-up looks. We’ve gathered the best bits from some of the most popular brands around to make sure you’re glowing from the inside out all summer long

We dine at the Devonshire Fell, Alexander’s of Skipton and speak to the new group chef of Provenance Inns, Jason Wardill

72 Home & Garden

It’s finally the sunny season… hopefully. We’ve put together a selection of fabulous garden pieces that will have your garden looking bright and beautiful come rain or shine this summer

FRONT COVER... Throwback to a bygone age... Bettys celebrates its 100th anniversary. See page 24 for more.

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A century of Bettys WE LOOK BACK AT 100 YEARS OF A NAME THAT BRINGS SMILES TO FACES JUST AS MUCH, IF NOT MORE THAN EVER, BEFORE.

The history of Bettys ou might think of Bettys and think of a true Yorkshire institution, and while that’s what many of us see it as, it’s not Yorkshire where the story of Bettys began, but in Switzerland in 1885.

1885-1889

In 1885, Anna Maria Bützer and her husband, Johann (a miller and master baker) welcomed their son, Fritz to the family, bringing him home to their mill in Lindenbach near Bern. While he was still just a baby, Fritz’s mother died, and a few years later tragedy struck for a second time, with a fire at the family mill leaving Fritz and his older sister Ida orphaned. 1890-1906

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of the ancestors, as was Swiss custom at the time, where he was fostered by a local farmer. Fritz spent much of his childhood working as an unpaid farm labourer, and as soon as he was old enough he left the foster home to train as an assistant baker, before travelling around Switzerland and France learning to be a confectioner and chocolatier.

of Harrogate, by which time he’d changed his name to Frederick Belmont, and styled himself as a ‘chocolate specialist’. When looking for a place to live, Fritz fell in love with and later married his landlady’s daughter, Claire Appleton, and on 17 July 1919, with the financial support of Claire’s family, the first Bettys opened for business.

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In 1907, Fritz decided to seek his fortune in England, but upon his arrival in London he realised he’d lost the address of his destination – all he could remember was that the place he was heading sounded like ‘bratwurst’. A helpful local put him on a train to Bradford, and upon arriving in the Yorkshire city, he found work at a Swissowned confectioners, Bonnet & Sons. Fritz eventually settled in the spa town

It didn’t take long for Bettys to become well-known in Yorkshire for its excellent service, elegant surroundings and delicate continental cakes. During the 1920s, Bettys expanded, opening a purpose-built bakery to supply new cafés in Bradford and Leeds. By 1937, Frederick had set his sights on a new goal, and brazenly opened premises in York, the confectionary capital of Britain.

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Who was Betty? There’s no question that Bettys Café Tea Rooms, Craft Bakery and Cookery School are of some of the best in the world, but we do find ourselves asking one thing – who exactly was Betty? Ever since Bettys first opened customers have been intrigued by the true identity of the mysterious ‘Betty’. A hundred years later and nothing has changed, the truth behind the name remains a mystery that so many of us are desperate to solve. Though no definitive answer, there are countless theories as to where the name comes from, ranging from the rational to the downright ridiculous…

Betty Rose

Perhaps the least fanciful story is that of a young girl, Elisabeth ‘Betty’ Rose. Betty was the granddaughter of Mary Wood, the financial backer and first ever chairman of Bettys. It’s been said that little Betty interrupted the very first board meeting carrying a toy tea tray, and that this was enough for owner Frederick Belmont to name his business after her…

Betty, the Musical

Apparently, Frederick and his wife Claire may have seen a musical theatre show about a kitchen maid named Betty who won over the affections of a young duke. Perhaps Frederick had a fondness for a rags-to-riches story…

Betty Lupton, ‘Queen of the Wells’

When Frederick wrote a letter to his sister Ida after arriving in Yorkshire, he described Harrogate as a ‘spa of the first order’. This has prompted people to believe that perhaps he chose to attract

1940s

During the Second World War, it wasn’t tea and cake Bettys York was famous for, but its bar. A few years before the war broke out, Frederick secured a liquor licence, opening a cocktail bar on the ground floor and another bar in the basement, both of which became popular among servicemen. In 1942 the café was hit by an incendiary bomb but escaped major damage. Throughout the war, Frederick found himself stretching rations to feed as many people as possible and creating confections from salvaged goods that would have otherwise gone to waste. 1950s-1970s

In 1953 Frederick died and his nephew, Victor Wild, became managing director. Over the next decade, Victor stabilised the business and helped it adapt to the

locals to his smart café by naming it after Betty Lupton, ‘Queen of the Harrogate Wells’, who served the town’s spa water to visitors in the 19th century.

Frederick Belmont

So maybe we don’t know where the famous name comes from, and perhaps we never will. But doesn’t the mystery add another level of excitement to an already much-anticipated day out at Bettys?

more experimental mood and changing tastes of the era. In 1962, Victor made an offer on C.E. Taylors & Co, and Bettys became Bettys & Taylors. The purchase enabled Bettys to open a new café in Ilkley, and in 1976 Taylors’ Café Imperial in Harrogate became a Bettys Tea Room. In 1971 Bettys Tea Rooms opened in Northallerton, and soon after the Tea Rooms in Leeds and Bradford closed, making Bettys a business of the town and country, not the city. 1980s-Today

The dainty fancies, smart interiors and continental-inspired menus would reassure Frederick Belmont that the Swiss history of Bettys continues to inform its present. Six cafés, a craft bakery and a cookery school now make up Bettys, and the name brings smiles to faces just as much, if not more than ever, before. Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 25

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The history of afternoon tea t was back in the 1840s when Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, started taking tea and sandwiches between lunch and dinner, unwittingly starting one of Bettys’ most delightful traditions. It didn’t take long before she was joined by her friends, and by the Edwardian times, afternoon tea, served on the finest china and silverware, had become a byword for elegant socialising. To this day, afternoon tea is a widely enjoyed treat available in the best hotels and restaurants across the country. Over the past 100 years, Bettys has established itself as the home of afternoon tea, serving this quintessentially British treat in all six of their café tea rooms. People flock to Bettys to sample their fabulous afternoon tea, sometimes travelling from the other side of the world for a once in a lifetime visit. Visitors find themselves attracted by the elegance of the surroundings, the exceptional quality of the food and

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Bettys’ famous service and atmosphere. Bettys may well be a byword for tradition, but that doesn’t mean they don’t stay abreast of changing customer needs, and they’ve recently launched their very first Vegan Afternoon Tea. The aim was to create a delicious afternoon tea that adhered to a vegan diet and still delighted their guests. The Vegan Afternoon Tea showcases new products that have been specifically created to offer another option, not only for those on a vegan diet but for anyone who wants to try something different, yet still equally as delicious as the original menu. Bettys afternoon teas are inspired by Bettys’ best loved patisserie and favourite Tea Rooms specialities. A delightful selection of sandwiches made with breads from Bettys’ award-winning Craft Bakery, warm scones and an exquisite range of handmade miniature cakes are all presented on a sparkling three-tiered silver stand, and served on fine bone china.

A selection of rare and fine teas, sourced by Bettys own tea buyers complements the menu perfectly. Alongside their Classic Afternoon Tea, Bettys have recently introduced a Bookable Afternoon Tea to allow them to keep up with demand. The Bookable Afternoon Tea can be taken at the Imperial Room, Harrogate and Belmont Room, York, and it truly is the perfect way to celebrate any occasion, with visitors making bookings months in advance. Afternoon tea has become far more than a simple mid-afternoon snack, and nobody does it quite like Bettys. To see for yourself why Bettys is so loved by all, pay a visit to one of their Café Tea Rooms.You’ll find Bettys in: Harrogate / Harrogate Harlow Carr / York / York Stonegate / Ilkley / Northallerton www.bettys.co.uk

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THEATRE Grease Until 20 July / Leeds Grand Theatre www.leedsgrandtheatre.com The world’s best-loved musical has been propelled to fresh, dizzying heights – grittier and more glamorous than ever in this hit brand-new production from Leicester Curve, directed by Nikolai Foster. After a whirlwind summer romance, leather-clad greaser Danny and girl-next-door Sandy are unexpectedly reunited when she transfers to Rydell High for senior year. But can they survive the trials and tribulations of teenage life, and find true love once more? Peter Andre and Ore Oduba will be sharing the role of Teen Angel.

The Lady Vanishes 22-27 July / Leeds Grand Theatre / www.leedsgrandtheatre.com Emmy Award-winner Juliet Mills and husband Maxwell Caulfield lead the star cast in the latest instalment from the Classic Thriller Theatre Company. The adaptation of the much-loved film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, a quick-witted and devilishly fun thriller ranked as one of the best British films of all time.

Little Shop of Horrors 26-27 July / City Varieties / www.cityvarieties.co.uk Following the massive sell-out success of last year’s production of The Wizard Of Oz, the City Varieties Youth Theatre will be taking over The Varieties stage once again. It’s New York, 1960: Seymour Krelbourne, a hapless orphan, changes the fortunes of Mushnik’s failing flower shop on Skid Row when he finds a very strange looking plant in the market after a sudden eclipse of the sun. He names the plant Audrey 2 after fellow co-worker and woman of his dreams, Audrey Fulquard, but it turns out the sinister succulent who sings for its supper has ambitions of his own…

Gangsta Granny 27-28 July / Roundhay Park www.heartbreakproductions.co.uk Meet Ben, an 11-year-old wannabe plumber fed up with spending Friday nights at Granny’s. All she wants to do is play Scrabble and eat cabbage – not exactly his idea of fun! In a search for something more edible than cabbage, Ben discovers that his granny is actually an international jewel thief. Heartbreak Productions invites you to share in this exciting escapade, a David Walliams’ best-seller adapted for the outdoor stage. 28 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

Grease lightning... Martha Kirby as Sandy and Dan Partridge as Danny Credit Seamus Ryan

EVENTS Millennium Square Summer Series 26-28 July Millennium Square, Leeds Box office: 0113 376 0318 www.millsqleeds.com The annual Summer Series returns to Millennium Square this July and August for a fifth year with a packed programme of outdoor live concerts including 80s Classical (26 July), The Symphonic Sounds of Back to Basics (27 July), Jurassic Park in Concert (28 July), Black Grape / Cast / Dodgy (2 August), Whitney – Queen of the Night (8 August), Brutus Gold’s Love Train (10 August) and the Leeds Ska & Mod Festival (11 August). Plus, The Luna Cinema will be back will three nights of cinema under the stars, screening Pretty Woman (16 August), Bohemian Rhapsody (17 August) and Mary Poppins Returns (18 August). There will also be community festivals featuring live music and street food including ¡Vamos! Leeds 5 (21 July), Leeds Pride (4 August) and Salute to Reggae (8 August).

COMEDY Caitlin Moran: How to be Famous 8 July / City Varieties www.cityvarieties.co.uk Leeds! You’d better be ready for an evening of slightly excessive drinking, and a whole lot of truth about camel-toes, #metoo, why the Beatles were secretly girls, the Nineties, sexual shame, pornography, how – exactly – to be famous, and a very long anecdote about the first time Caitlin took Ecstasy – which she seems to remember she took in a way so sensible, she can almost imagine Newsround reporting on it, approvingly.

FILM The Lion King 19 July Disney’s live action version of this popular favourite sees a young lion prince, Simba (voiced by Donald Glover), flee his kingdom after the murder of his father, only to learn the true meaning of responsibility and bravery. Seth Rogen, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Beyonce also star.

EXHIBITIONS Nika Neelova: EVER 21 June-8 September The Tetley, Hunslet Road, Leeds LS10 1JQ www.thetetley.org EVER is Nika Neelova's first solo exhibition in a public gallery in the UK, presenting new and existing work by the Russian-born artist. This ambitious sculptural exhibition responds to, and is in dialogue with, the building's unique art deco architecture.

As part of the Liverpool Biennial touring programme, Holly Hendry's large-scale public artwork Cenotaph, inspired by the artist's interest in the underground architecture of cities, will find a new home outside The Tetley. Hendry's sculptures look at the back of things, as she says Nika Neelova “open cracks where you see the gooey insides”. Holly Hendry

Holly Hendry: Cenotaph 21 June-13 October The Tetley, Hunslet Road, Leeds LS10 1JQ www.thetetley.org

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MUSIC Scarborough Open Air Theatre Various dates Burniston Road, Scarborough YO12 6PF www.scarboroughopenairtheatre.com The music spectacular returns following a record-breaking summer of live music watched by more than 90,000 people in 2018. Join us for starstudded summer of events including sold out shows from Lewis Capaldi and Kylie Minogue, Cliff Richard, Biffy Clyro, Madness, Years & Years, Jess Glynne and much more.

Party in the Park Various dates Flamingo Land Resort Yorkshire www.flamingoland.co.uk The theme park, zoo and resort has much more to offer this summer with a series of concerts to tempt the whole family. On 26 July, Vengaboys will be performing followed by Boyzlife on 27 July. The Feeling will be playing their feel-good classics on 9 August while XFactor winners Rak-Su will bring the season to a close on 31 August.

18-21 July Leeds College of Music/The Wardrobe www.leedsjazzfestival.co.uk Headlining the third Leeds Jazz Festival will be saxophonist Andy Sheppard. Sheppard has composed over 350 works that incorporate a strong and characteristic sense of lyricism alongside a very personal use of rhythms from Asia, Africa and South America. He appears with the much feted Norwegian piano trio led by Espen Eriksen. Another new collaboration at the festival is between pianist Frank Harrison and vocalist Brigitte Beraha. The music is melodic, romantic and understated, sometimes playful and sometimes dark but always striving for beauty. Beraha’s rich heritage is reflected in her lyrics – she sings in English, French and Italian. Another festival highlight will be the all-star Electric Lady Big Band – “50 years of Hendrix Masterpiece”. A 16piece ensemble featuring an all-star cast of leading jazz improvisors – including Laura Jurd,Yazz Ahmed, Nathaniel Facey and Iain Ballamy – tackle Jimi Hendrix’s 1968 album Electric Ladyland. BOOKING NOW:

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Heading for home BBC COUNTRYFILE LIVE 2019 COMES TO CASTLE HOWARD. WE TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT’S IN STORE AND SPEAK TO PRESENTER TOM HEAP. ountryfile presenters Matt Baker, Anita Rani, John Craven, Steve Brown, Tom Heap and Ellie Harrison are heading for Yorkshire stately home Castle Howard as part of this year’s BBC Countryfile Live events. The event, in the grounds of Yorkshire’s magnificent stately home, will bring the UK’s best summer day out to the UK’s biggest county. Fans can enjoy Countryfile Live at Castle Howard from Thursday 15 to Sunday 18 August. BBC Countryfile has been on air every week since 1988, with millions of viewers tuning in. Countryfile Live allows visitors to meet the presenters and participate in an impressive array of country related activities in a beautiful setting. Visitors will also be able to get out on the water by taking a boat ride, jumping on a paddle board or trying their hand at fishing.

The Countryfile Live team at Castle Howard (L-R): Steve Brown, Tom Heap, John Craven, Anita Rani, Ellie Harrison and Matt Baker Images courtesy Charlotte Graham

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Leading wealth management company Quilter plc will introduce a new initiative, The Quilter Cheviot Rural Innovation Programme, which will look to seek out the UK’s and Ireland’s most innovative companies or individuals, who are utilising technological and business innovation to help sustain rural communities. The successful applicant will receive £30,000 worth of funding; find out more by visiting The Quilter Cheviot Investment Hub at BBC Countryfile Live events. Other highlights include the National Trust’s 50 Things Woodland, the perfect place for little ones to experience the fun that can be had in the great outdoors, with tree climbing, den building, bug watching and much more. For foodie fans, the Le Creuset Kitchen Theatre hosted by Brian Turner is a must visit. Here they can witness Brian and his celebrity chef friends dishing up some culinary inspiration,

before heading off to the Food Market to pay a visit to one of the event’s many mouth-watering local traders. Castle Howard’s Big Top offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the production and creation of some of the BBC’s best -loved series. The presenters will have the chance to meet some of the favourite guests who have appeared on Countryfile in the past year – the true heroes of the countryside! Visitors can enjoy a drink at the Craven Arms, where John himself will host a daily pub quiz; learn about conservation and creepy crawlies at the Wildlife Zone; take in spectacular feats of poochie speed and agility at the Dog Lovers’ Arena; witness remarkable lumberjack skills at the Stihl Timbersport British Championships, or just bask in the beauty of the great outdoors at two of the country’s most stunning stately homes.

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Tom Heap with fellow presenter Ellie Harrison

om Heap is ‘the serious one’ on BBC’s popular Sunday night show Countryfile. “When I meet members of the public they always say that I don’t get enough fun stuff to do,” he laughs. “I tend to be the presenter who introduces the item where the black cloud comes over.” As rural affairs correspondent for BBC news he’s also a regular contributor to Panorama and Radio Four’s Costing The Earth. So when Tom meets fans of the show at the upcoming Countryfile Live event at Castle Howard, he knows some of them may want to talk about the tougher issues that he has covered in his role as investigative reporter – whether it be vegetarianism, badger culling, tax breaks for wealthy farmers or sustainability. “That’s great, I am very happy for them to ask about those things, it’s the whole point,” he says. “People enjoy seeing the presenters out and about. And there will be plenty of chances, whether we are out and about walking around the show, or up on stage.

“It’s a great day out in the country. Castle Howard – big tick for a start. And there’s a huge variety of things going on whether your interest is food, water sports, getting kids out in countryside or great local produce – it’s all there. “We’re a current affairs programme so there’ll be debates happening on stage on the more controversial aspects. I’m often involved in chairing those. “But there are things I want to try too. If I can sneak away and have a go at tree climbing or whatever I am all for that.” This is the first time Countryfile Live has been staged in the north of England and Tom thinks it points the way forward for all types of country shows to attract the large attendances they need to survive. “One thing I was really struck by the first time we did Countryfile Live at Blenheim Palace was how interactive it is and how much thought goes into the events on the programme. It was all about cutting down the barriers between us and the public. “Whether it’s a village green, a maypole, climbing trees, or people

walking round in t-shirts with the words ‘ask a farmer’ on them, there’s a lot of thought put in to making sure there’s plenty to do. It’s not just about having enough to look at or enough things to buy. “We need to keep coming up with nicely curated ideas, because some of the long-running country shows have struggled to find an audience in recent years.” Tom relished a pre-show visit to Castle Howard recently. It was his first time but it all looked very familiar. “I’m of an age where I remember the TV series Brideshead Revisited from the early ‘80s so I feel as if I have visited many times in my head, and when we arrived early in the morning it was quite deserted, and I half expected Anthony Andrews and Jeremy Irons to come round the corner of a perfectly trimmed shrub. “It’s a mind-blowing setting and just perfect for Countryfile Live.” To book your tickets, visit www.countryfilelive.com.To find out more, log on to www.castlehoward.co.uk Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 31

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Whether you’re looking for a holiday that will keep the family and kids entertained, a romantic break for two or a quiet escape, South Cliff is sure to have what you need. For full details of everything South Cliff Holiday Park has to offer, visit www.southcliff.co.uk, give them a call on (01262) 671051 or pop by to see them in Bridlington (YO15 3QN), near the Park & Ride.

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Full steam ahead DISCOVERY HISTORY AND SO MUCH MORE AT MIDDLETON RAILWAY, WRITES RHIANA HUGHES.

t’s 2019, and we’re all used to travelling in fast cars, high-speed trains and jumbo jets. Travel today is quicker and easier than ever before, something many of us take for granted, but which makes the history of travel in the UK even more fascinating as we wonder where it all began. Middleton Railway is the world’s oldest continuously working railway, and it’s up in our neck of the woods! Operated entirely by volunteers, the railway and it’s free-to-enter museum are made up of a captivating collection of objects which between them illustrate the history of Middleton Railway, industrial railways like it and the history of Leeds’ manufacturing industry. A great day out for history buffs and train enthusiasts alike, Middleton Railway is also a fun day out for the whole family.

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Middleton Railway’s rolling stock collection is the heart of the museum, with steam, diesel and electric locomotives, coaches and other passenger vehicles, goods wagons and cranes all on display. While many are in the railway’s workshop being restored to their original condition, there are some operational trains ready and waiting for you to hop

on and enjoy the old fashioned ride. The highlight of any visit, Middleton Railway’s train rides are not only a great way to see and understand the way these old steam machines work, but they double as an opportunity to explore Middleton Park. A round trip from Middleton Railway’s Moor Road home to Park Halt takes about 25 minutes, but return tickets are usually valid all day, so why not hop off and enjoy a picnic in the park before you head home? If a picnic in the park isn’t your cup of tea, check out some of the other exciting events set to take place at Middleton Railway this summer. The Middleton Railway Trust Ltd Moor Road, Leeds, LS10 2JQ Tel: 0845 680 1758 www.middletonrailway.org.uk

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SUMMER 2019 EVENTS • Travel on a full size steam train Steampunk • Drive a full size locomotive (18+ only) Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 July If you haven’t yet heard of Steampunk, why not throw yourself in at the deep end by attending the Steampunk event at Middleton Railway this July. Organised in collaboration with the Leeds and Bradford Steampunk Markets, the twoday event promises to keep visitors on their toes as they discover and celebrate the sci-fi subgenre. Steampunk is a subculture, exploring aspects of sci-fi and incorporating technology and aesthetic designs inspired by 19th century industrial steampowered machinery, so where better to for Leeds and Bradford Steampunk Markets to hold their latest event than Middleton Railway? The event will feature a variety of market stalls and activities including but not limited to: • Arts and crafts • Costumes • Hot food vendors • Charity fundraising stalls • Interactive demonstrations • Coffee jousting All the usual steam trains will be running throughout the weekend, with the regular timetable and fares applying.

Model Railway Exhibition Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 July Now a well-established event, Middleton Railway’s model railway exhibition is back this July. The weekend event will allow you the opportunity to: • See the models alongside the real thing

• See the museum full of layouts

Leeds Classic Bus Runday Saturday 18 August (subject to confirmation) Back for the sixth time, the Leeds Classic Bus Runday is a wonderful way to appreciate the history of the city. Hop on vintage Leeds City Transport buses and hop off at impressive local museums. Middleton Railway’s steam trains will be running as usual, so it’s the perfect day out for lovers of vintage transport.

Heritage Open Days Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 September Find out more about Middleton Railway’s industrial heritage at their open days this September. Middleton Railway will be offering free hourly tours of their historic site, taking visitors through their history from: • The working of the coal outcrops in Middleton Woods in medieval times • Through the country’s first wooden railway in the 18th century • The revolutionary steam locomotive, ‘Salamanca’ • To the present situation as the country’s first standard-gauge preserved railway After the tour, visitors are welcomed to buy a ticket and ride on their trains, with heritage diesel trains running on Saturday and steam trains on Sunday. For more information on upcoming events, visit Middleton Railway’s website.

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Brief history of Middleton Railway 1758 The Middleton Colliery Railway opened in September, with horses pulling thousands of tons of coal a year down the waggonway to Leeds 1812 John Blenkinsop introduced steam locomotives and the railway immediately began to attract visitors from all over the world 1830 Steam railways started to spread across the country and Leeds began manufacturing locomotives 1975 Middleton Railway ran the first of their annual special trains for visiting school classes 2008 The railway celebrates its 250th anniversary 2012 The railway celebrates the 200th anniversary of the first commercially viable locomotive, Middleton’s Murray-Blenkinsop locomotive, ‘Salamanca’ For more on the history of Middleton Railway, you can purchase their 68-page illustrated book when you visit.

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Farming, food and the countryside THE 161ST GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW, HELD 9-11 JULY, IS GETTING READY TO WELCOME OVER 130,000 VISITORS. WE TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT’S IN STORE.

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he Great Yorkshire Show is a Yorkshire institution, showcasing the very best of British farming, food and the countryside. Held over three days in July, the Great Yorkshire Show welcomes more than 130,000 visitors and 8,500 animals every year, and regularly hosts national cattle competitions as well as one of the finest show jumping competitions in the country, the Cock O’The North. The show’s strong agricultural links makes it one of the best placed for suppliers to showcase their latest models. And while agriculture at its heart, there’s also entertainment, shopping, live music, cookery demos and a professional catwalk fashion show – including a oneoff celebrity special. The first Great Yorkshire Show was held in 1838 and is organised by registered charity the Yorkshire Agricultural Society. This year’s show will be staged between Tuesday 9 and Thursday 11 July. Motorbike stunt riding team The Bolddog Lings will take centre stage at the Great Yorkshire Show in 2019 as

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organisers plan a host of exciting performances. Show Director Charles Mills said: “Farming is very much at the heart of the Great Yorkshire Show where we welcome some of the best livestock in the UK into the judging rings, the latest agricultural innovations and key movers and shakers from the industry. The Show is also a place to socialise and enjoy some fantastic entertainment and The Bolddog Lings will go down a storm in the Main Ring.” Managed by one of Europe’s top freestyle motocross riders, Dan Whitby, the team uses one of the largest, most sophisticated FMX landing ramps ever seen anywhere in the world. Riders will use the ramp to perform a trick flying 35ft in the air when they take to the Main Ring once a day. The Great Yorkshire Show will also welcome back Rosemary Shrager who will entertain crowds in the Food Theatre and the Kuoni Catwalk Fashion Show, which will be bigger and better than ever. In the judging rings, thousands of

animals will compete from cattle to sheep, pigs to pigeons and the show finishes with one of the most prestigious showjumping classes in the country, the Cock O’The North competition. From cutting edge farming equipment and machinery to displays from big name brands, this is the place where deals are done and the latest ranges are showcased. While the show has agriculture at its heart, there’s also entertainment, shopping and live music. Other highlights at this year’s show include: • The RAF Falcons Parachute Display team are due to land in the Main Ring on Wednesday 10 July 2019 (weather permitting). • This year the Show will host three national cattle breed shows; including the Longhorn Cattle Society’s National Show, UK Beef Shorthorn Championships and National Charolais Show. • Pull your own pint of water at the Yorkshire Water Bar located in the foyer of the Home & Gift Hall at the Great

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GET READY FOR THE GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW, SHOW – COMING TO CHANNEL 5. or the first time in its 161-year history, a two-part series dedicated to the Great Yorkshire Show is set to be filmed. The Great Yorkshire Show Show will be presented by Anita Rani and Jules Hudson with special guests Julian Norton and Peter Wright from The Yorkshire Vet. Leeds-based Daisybeck Studios, the production company behind The Yorkshire Vet and Springtime on The Farm, will film The Great Yorkshire Show Show for Channel 5. Filming started when the build-up began and continues throughout the Show itself. The programme will go out on primetime national TV in July. Paul Stead, Managing Director of Leeds-based Daisybeck Studios, said: “We’ve been working towards this with the Yorkshire Agricultural Society for the last three years. We’re delighted that Channel 5 have commissioned this celebration of the finest agricultural show in the country for broadcast at the heart of the primetime schedules. “We’re biased of course but having filmed at The Great Yorkshire Show for Yorkshire Vet specials up to now, we’re thrilled at the chance to produce highlights programmes that capture a much broader array of competitors and contributors. We aim to cover the best of the best across livestock and produce as well as featuring crafts and country pursuits on display around the Showground in Harrogate. It’s as much about the people and their passions – whether they be animals, cheese, cake,

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Yorkshire Show! Visitors will need to bring their own bottle to top up (bottles will not be provided). • The Art Show will have a new location for 2019. Work from Yorkshire artists will be on display in a dedicated room, just off from the foyer in the Food Hall (Hall 1). Browse a range of work from talented artists across Yorkshire and watch demonstrations between 10am-5pm each day. Pieces will also be available for visitors to purchase. • The Discovery Zone’s Gen Z is a brand new addition for young adults visiting the Show. Offering a range of exciting activities to take part in; using microscopes, agri-tech, planting skills and veterinary techniques including mastering the calving of a cow! • Stop by the new Slingsby Gin Garden. Located at the entrance to the new look Fashion Show, it can be found close to Grey Gate near the Big Wheel.

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gin or goods made from Yorkshire materials. “It’s a real opportunity to show the rest of the country why THIS country show is simply so fabulous. We hope the audience come to it and our greatest wish is that this could become an annual fixture in the TV schedules in the way that the Chelsea Flower show is.” Show Director Charles Mills said: “We are absolutely delighted that Daisybeck will be filming with us, taking the Great Yorkshire Show into the living rooms of people right across the UK. “This is not only tremendous publicity for the Show but will also give an insight into the organisation that goes into delivering such a largescale event as well as the wonderful people involved in making the Great Yorkshire Show the iconic event it is today.” The production team will be at the showground right across the event, meeting the visitors, exhibitors and getting in among the action. The series will be a celebration of all aspects of the three-day event: animals, mouth-watering food, arts, crafts, outdoor activities… all set against the idyllic backdrop and bustling crowds. Daisybeck would like to hear from anyone exhibiting at the Show – from showers, growers, furniture makers, pie people, cheese producers and maybe even the next big thing in agricultural technology. Please contact: Leasha.Waddingham@daisybeckstudios.com Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 43

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TV presenter Anita Rani (left) with singer Lizzie Jones

THE GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW FASHION SHOW IS SET FOR A MAKEVOVER THIS YEAR – WITH A NEW PRESENTER, NEW HOME AND ENTRANCE.

fashion business set up by a Yorkshire farming family is expanding so quickly that all hands are needed to help deal with demand. Galijah, set up by Sarina Dean at her family’s 190-acre farm at Oldstead near York, produces individually hand-crafted tweed capes which are now selling as far afield as Japan and America. Sarina’s mother has now come on board as it expands. Sarina said: “I was keen to explore how we used our wool in other ways and investigated the idea of unique tweed capes. Now, in order to keep up with demand my mother has now become involved with the design and sewing process too.” The capes were sold mainly locally in the farming and equine community, but word soon spread and they set up a website for on-line sales, which also includes a range of dresses, skirts, Gilets and accessories. This summer they will take part in their first fashion show as one of the new Yorkshire companies on the catwalk at the Great Yorkshire Show Kuoni Catwalk. “It’s incredibly exciting but nerve wracking as this is our first fashion show,” said Sarina. The company name, Galijah comes

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from Sarina’s two sons, ten-year-old Gabriel and seven-year-old Elijah, with the latest family addition, Xavier represented with an x in the company logo. The family’s 250-strong flock is made up of several breed types and after trials with wool from their rare breed Manx Loaghtan sheep, which was rather coarse to dye the vibrant colours they needed, Sarina is now experimenting with different wool types. As well as finding the perfect fabric from the wool from their own sheep, Sarina is also working with Marton Mills, a traditional family owned weaving mill near Otley. Sarina said: “We think our clothes are a little different to anything you can buy in the shops and we can’t wait to see the reaction of people at the fashion show at the Great Yorkshire Show. It’s all happening so quickly and we are very

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excited about the future.” Show Director, Charles Mills added: “We are delighted to be showcasing the work of a Yorkshire farmer on the Kuoni Catwalk. The Show is one of the biggest agricultural events in the UK and it’s about showing the diverse way on life on farms throughout the country, and Sarina’s work does exactly that.” The Great Yorkshire Show’s Fashion section is set to get a makeover this year with a new presenter, new home and entrance, opening into the heart of the Showground. The GYS Fashion Show, which has been part of the three-day-event for over 20 years, will be next door to its former home, with more seating around the Kuoni Catwalk as 7,000 visitors will now get the chance to watch the show. For the first time, ITV Calendar’s Christine Talbot will be presenting the show – an opportunity she said she was delighted to take up. The fashion show will be produced by Bernadette Gledhill with hair and makeup by students from the White Rose Beauty Colleges from across Yorkshire. The Kuoni Catwalk will take place each day at 11am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm and 4pm, with a one-off celebrity special on Tuesday 9 July at 2.30pm.

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‘RED SHEPHERDESS’ HANNAH JACKSON WILL BE OPENING THE GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW’S DISCOVERY ZONE, GEN Z. HERE SHE TALKS TO NORTHSIDE ABOUT HER DEBUT APPEARANCE AT THE HARROGATE SHOW. V’s Red Shepherdess, Hannah Jackson, is set to make her debut at the Great Yorkshire Show this year. The 26-year-old who starred in Channel 4’s reality show SAS: Who Dares Wins, will open the Discovery Zone’s new area Gen Z which will educate teenagers about agricultural careers. Hannah will take to the Kuoni Catwalk as part of the Celebrity Special on Tuesday at 2.30pm as well as being guest speaker at the Future Farmer’s Breakfast Meeting on the Wednesday morning (7.45-9am). Hannah said: “I’m thrilled to be coming to the Great Yorkshire Show for three days doing a variety of talks, meeting visitors, pupils and farmers and even taking part in a fashion show, I’m looking forward to an exciting three days!” Show Director Charles Mills said: “We are thrilled to have Hannah at the Show. She will be the perfect ambassador for speaking to the thousands of school pupils we have coming to the Show – including a school from as far afield as London – about her life as a young shepherdess and about considering agriculture as a career. We also very much look forward to hearing her guest talk in both our Future Farmers Breakfast meeting and for the Young Farmers.”

Known as the Red Shepherdess thanks to her flame-red hair – Hannah moved to the Cumbrian hills five years ago after swapping city life, for the peace and quiet of the rural countryside. After graduating with a BSc in Animal Behaviour at 20, she took a life-changing decision to head from Wirral, up to Cumbria, to pursue her dreams to have a career working with animals. In 2018 she was a finalist for the national Young Farmer of the Year. She is an active ambassador for the farming industry and was on the national judging panel for the NFU Farmvention Programme, aimed at supporting schools to engage with how food is produced. She is an ambassador for the National Sheep Association and is a regular speaker at conferences and events – sharing her perspective as a new entrant and young farmer. She is active on all forms of social media with tens of thousands of followers with her brand @Redshepherdess In 2019, Hannah completed the selection process for SAS Who Dares Wins. Surviving in arctic conditions in the Chilean Andes, Hannah was the first intake which included female recruits and was one of the only two females to complete the course. She thrives on the extreme challenges and the ability to test both her physical and mental resilience and strength.

Hannah Jackson

Show facts: Annual cost of staging the Great Yorkshire Show £3.4million Attendance at the 2016 show 135,026 Record attendance – (2006) 135,111 First attendance recorded at the Great Yorkshire Show (1842) 6,044 No of Championship awards & prizes 598 Number of judges 264 Number of trophies & cups 272 Approximate number of animals competing 8,500

The Duke of York will visit the 161st Great Yorkshire Show

The Duke of York visits the Great Yorkshire Show in 2002

His Royal Highness will visit the Show on Thursday 11 July, meeting officials, competitors and exhibitors at England’s premier agricultural show on the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate. The Duke of York last visited the Great Yorkshire Show in 2002 and will be hosted by the Show Director Charles Mills. Mr Mills said: “We are honoured to welcome The Duke of York to the Great Yorkshire Show where we will take a tour of some of the highlights. We have some of the best animals in Britain competing, first class entertainment, state-of-the-art farming equipment, terrific demos in the forge and the cookery theatres to name a few. We very much look forward to welcoming His Royal Highness and ensuring he has a fantastic experience as we did with The Princess Royal last year.”

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WHAT’S GOING ON LEEDS? MAVEER SINGH-PANGU RETURNS ARMED WITH GOOD NEWS.

Afternoon tea with Mum at the Hudson’s in York

fter a brief hiatus from Northside, I’m back again (hope you didn’t miss me too much!) with plenty of news. The summer period is always crazy busy for me, as all the bars and restaurants are launching their latest food and cocktail menus. And, as you can imagine, trying them all out is a task that requires a lot of time and effort! I was lucky enough to work with one

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of my favourite bars recently, when we were invited to help launch the allnew terrace at The Alchemist in Trinity. Easily one of the city’s coolest bars, their cocktail creations never cease to amaze me. The launch night was epic, with the Leeds crowd out in force with a Smoky Old Fashioned or Lightbulb Moment cocktail in hand despite the ropey weather.

With Deborah at the launch of the new terrace at The Alchemist

The Azuma train launch at London King’s Cross

Across town, the sun did come out for the Pink Gorilla Hairy Lemon after work drinks soiree at Oracle terrace, along with several old friends I’ve not seen for an age. In my humble opinion, Oracle is the original and best riverside hangout spot in the city, and their pizza and cocktails are still amazing. I can’t wait to party there again on 29 June when the fun-filled Brewery Wharf Festival returns. PBR Streetgang are headlining this year, so it’s going to have a definite Balearic vibe to it, which I’m all over. Another memorable moment for me has to be the BBQ at the Midnight Bell. They’ve got easily one of the most underrated courtyard terraces in the city, and their summer BBQs take full advantage of the space. If you want to get involved, drop in to see them from midday each Friday, where you’ll find the juiciest Yorkshire steak burgers, the best Leeds Brewery beers and a ton of tasty gin cocktails. If you follow the news, you may have heard we also launched the state-of-theart Azuma train at London’s King Cross. Built using Japanese bullet train technology by Hitachi, the trains are simply awesome, offering a smoother ride, better tech and a lower carbon footprint. You won’t want to go from London to Leeds any other way! I was honoured last month to get an invite from LUFC owner Andrea Radrizzani to watch the Leeds game from the Chairman’s box. Not only were we treated to a gourmet lunch and endless bubbly, but we even ended up on

Guests of honour at Elland Road

Sky News. To top it all off, Leeds finished with a triumphant win and the atmosphere was electric. Best of luck for next season boys. During the limited down time I had last month, I managed to treat my mum to the fabulous afternoon tea at Hudson’s in York. Located in the historic Grand Hotel, the experience offers a fine-dining twist on the tried-and-tested afternoon tea formula, and we absolutely loved it. If you love speciality teas, gourmet sandwiches and delicious cakes, then you must go. Restaurant manager Walter talked us through the tea journey and my mum, who is a tea addict, loved every minute! Definitely worth a visit. That’s it for now, I’ll check in with you next month.

“Not only were we treated to a gourmet lunch and endless bubbly, but we even ended up on Sky News.”

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Quality food… all year round Weetons Food Hall are launching a new all-year food, hampers and gifting brochure. Due to the success of the Christmas Entertaining catalogue, Weetons will now be offering chefprepared quality food for you to enjoy at home all year round... perfect if you are entertaining, having a dinner party or other celebration A carefully selected array of products to select from starters, mains and desserts. A revamp of the hamper collection will also be launched. A must-have at Christmas, these hampers are also ideal all year round with a wide variety of choice whether for a loved one, friend or colleague. Available in store or online from July. www.weetons.com

Made in Street Lane MOC is a family-owned, growing speciality coffee company, quietly making a name for itself in the international coffee community. They roast and serve the highest quality coffee from trusted coffee farms, as well as the freshest foods in stylish, relaxed surroundings. The coffee is made by highly trained baristas and the kitchen serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and tasty treats to take you through your whole day. It’s like a home from home, relaxed, informal and enjoyable. www.mocuk.com

New suppliers Provenance Inns & Hotels group has launched new summer menus, along with the announcement of two new key suppliers. Soanes Poultry have been rearing delicious chicken on Yorkshire Wolds farms for over 70 years and will provide the whole rotisserie chicken at the Crown & Cushion and the chicken kiev at the Carpenters Arms. Another Yorkshire based company, Warrendale Wagyu, will be the source of the Yorkshire Wagyu Burger.

All change for Arts Independent restaurant Arts on Call Lane is under new ownership and has a new head chef, Simon Turner from The Reliance, where he learnt from their ethic of using seasonal, sustainable and local produce to recreate global cuisine with an emphasis on flavour and quality. Simon said: “I want to keep that bistro dining everyone knows, and bring locally-sourced meats and produce to the table.” Matt, Stu and Steve of New Citizens are Arts’ new owners, and, like Simon, they are keen to develop and evolve with the heritage of this city centre restaurant, bringing new updates and improvements but maintaining its bistro menu, its artfocus, and its independent, welcoming feel.

Mad Hatter’s Tea Party Mayfield View, Ilkley’s newest care home, opened its doors to welcome the community to a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party. A fun residents baking session took place, along with much laughter and drinking of tea surrounded by themed decorations, topped off with a design-a-cake competition judged by Stray FM’s Nick Hancock who said: “Wow! I can’t actually believe this is a care home!” The care home offers residential, nursing and dementia care from award-winning Springfield Healthcare and features beautifully designed rooms as well as lovely communal areas for relaxing, socialising and dining with superb views over the moors, the Wharfe Valley and its own stunning, private gardens. www.mayfieldview.com

CBD treatments Rudding Park in Harrogate is one of the first spas in the UK to introduce a range of treatments using Cannabidiol products. Cannabidiol (CBD) is a naturally occurring constituent found in the cannabis plant. The hotel and spa has collaborated with MariPharm, a supplier of high quality CBD products, to create a range of experiences which could assist with pain relief, promote anti-aging, reduce anxiety and depression and support overall positive mental health. Rudding Park Spa guests have the option to add a CBD Experience to a number of existing spa treatments at £15 per person. For every CBD Experience booking, £2 will be donated to the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Centre in Harrogate. For more information or to book a spa day visit www.ruddingpark.co.uk

Cycling Yorkshire Four ‘auld fellas’ are riding the full Yorkshire boundary to raise money for the Leeds based charity, Brain Tumour Research and Support across Yorkshire. They are being sponsored by Skipton bar and restaurant Alexander’s who are pledging ten per cent of all the sales of their ‘Goldie’s’ beer, named after one or the rider’s David Goldie, along with a complimentary drink to everyone who sponsors the team. The 425-mile bike, which follows the edge of the entire county from Sheffield in the south to Redcar and Guisborough in the north, is being undertaken by two long standing members of Skipton Rotary Club, 73-year-old David and Kevin Wharton (65). They will be joined by friends Ray Cryer (71) and Rich Newall (55), in a bid to raise funds for Leeds based Brain Tumour Research and Support across Yorkshire (BTRS), in memory of Skipton Rotary president, John Wright’s daughter Annette, who tragically died of a brain tumour aged just 11 years. Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 49

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National final place A colouring book based on Yorkshire landmarks has earned young entrepreneurs from Giggleswick School a regional award and a place in a prestigious national final. The group of A level students won the Young Enterprise Yorkshire and the Humber Company of the Year following the regional final at the National Railway Museum in York. They will now compete in the national final in London. Said Giggleswick’s head of business studies Kyle Holland: “The judges were very impressed by the work done throughout the year especially their creativity and the scalability of their product with the possibility of books for Cumbria, Lancashire and Durham in the future. All the outline images in the book were created by artists from Giggleswick School and it has proved a hit with adults as well as children.”

Brontë House School, based in Apperley Bridge, Leeds, has launched a flexible new childcare offer which recognises that the service parents require can change at different times of the year. From September Ashdown Lodge, home to Brontë’s Nursery provision, will offer three options for parents of nursery age children. Term Time – for parents who don’t need additional childcare during school holidays; Term Time Plus 8 – normal school term calendar plus an additional eight weeks during school holidays; All Year Round – 51 weeks of childcare a year, complete peace of mind for non-stop childcare. In addition, Ashdown Lodge now welcomes children from the age of two years old. For more information or to arrange a visit, please visit www.woodhousegrove.co.uk/admissions

Book signing Mark Hinchliffe of The Chapel, a unique contemporary bed and breakfast in the heart of Harrogate, has written a book and there will be a book signing at Waterstones, Harrogate on Saturday 13 July from 12noon to 3pm. He said: “I wanted to write a book for some time about The Chapel as people were asking about the building, its history, timescale of conversion and ideas and influence on its interior. “I had all the answers in my head that just needed to be put down on paper, equally to take off two mobile phones and an iPad the 6,000 images I had taken during the chapel’s restoration.” www.thechapelhg1.com

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Get back to being you WE SPEAK TO SPECIALIST KNEE SURGEON, PROFESSOR NICK LONDON, ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF PARTIAL KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY.

rofessor Nick London is a specialist knee surgeon with more than 20 years’ experience managing knee conditions from sports injuries in children and young adults, through to the management of knee osteoarthritis in older patients. Nick is internationally renowned for his work on partial knee replacements, and has performed over 2,000 as a consultant knee surgeon in Harrogate and Leeds. As a founding member of the Yorkshire Knee Clinic, he is especially proud that his practice, combined with that of his colleagues, Dave Duffy and Mark Farndon in Harrogate, has achieved ‘exemplar’ status from the National GIRFT programme, which monitors the outcome of joint replacement nationwide.

What is a partial knee replacement?

“A partial knee replacement is essentially a resurfacing operation used when one of the three compartments of the knee has worn out. Most commonly, this is the inner compartment causing patients to develop severe discomfort and limitation of their normal activities due to bone rubbing on bone once the lining of the

joint has worn away. “Patients with wear on the inner compartment end up developing a bowed leg and the surgery is designed to resurface the worn part of the knee, straightening the leg aiming for relief of pain and a return to activities. “For older patients, this may simply mean being able to return to walking, climbing stairs and maintaining their independence, whereas for younger patients, the surgery can be performed in order to allow patients to continue working comfortably and return to functional activities like golf, tennis, skiing etc.” What are the benefits of a partial knee replacement compared to a total replacement?

“Modern total knee replacement (resurfacing) has become one of the world’s most successful procedures for relieving pain and restoring patient’s quality of life but a small proportion of patients can experience complications of surgery or fail to be fully satisfied with the outcome.” “A partial knee replacement has considerable benefit for those patients

who are suitable, ie, those patients whose wear (osteoarthritis) is limited to one side of the knee. “Patients with partial knee replacements usually recover quicker, experience less discomfort and return to more activities at a higher level compared to those with a total knee replacement. “In addition, the risks associated with total knee replacement at the time of surgery (including infection and blood clots) are up to three times higher than with partial knee replacement.” Who are suitable candidates for partial knee replacement?

“Suitable candidates are patients who have severe wear in their knees limited to one side of the joint, whose pain is significantly affecting their quality of life and reducing activity levels. “Partial and total knee replacements are offered to patients when simpler measures including weight loss, painkillers, physiotherapy and other treatments have proven unsuccessful and are no longer controlling the pain.” How does the surgery work?

“During surgery, the worn out side of

the knee is resurfaced with a thin metal surface on each bone with a plastic bearing (or cartilage) between the two metal surfaces. “Surgery takes approximately one hour and the patient is made comfortable with painkillers and nerve blocks.” How long is the recovery process?

“Recovery time varies from patient to patient, but most patients start to walk on their new partial replacement either on the same day or the following morning. “Most patients are discharged from hospital within 1-2 days of surgery, walking using walking sticks, although strong painkillers are required for at least 2-3 weeks after surgery. “The majority of patients are able to return to driving after approximately 3-4 weeks, and by six weeks, many patients are able to return to walking up to two miles. “Return to full activities normally takes between six and ten weeks and is considerably quicker than following total knee replacement.” To make an appointment or query for Professor Nick London please contact: BMI The Duchy Hospital Harrogate Queens Road, Harrogate, HG2 OHF Tel: 01423 369119 / 01423 722144 www.bmihealthcare.co.uk

BMI THE DUCHY HOSPITAL HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED IN HARROGATE SINCE 1959. WE SPOKE TO JAMES ARCHER ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE AT ONE OF THE LEADING PRIVATE HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS IN THE AREA. or the past 56 years, James Archer has loved nothing more than spending his days working on his farm in Dishforth. Now 80 years old and semi-retired, there’s still nowhere he’d rather be, and it’s thanks to The Duchy Hospital and Professor Nick London that he’s still able to do what he loves. Thirty years ago, James was involved in a head on car collision which caused extensive damage to his left knee. At the time of the accident his knee was fully repaired, but he was warned that due to the significance of the damage he would need to consider a knee replacement later in life. After the initial surgery to repair his knee, James found he was able to carry on with work and life as normal, continuing with his love of running, completing several half marathons and strenuous days working on the farm. As time went on, however, James started to see that the advice he was given after the accident was spot on. James found himself experiencing a significant amount of pain due to the cartilage being worn away on his left knee (severe arthritis), which in turn caused him to develop a constant limp.

James’ pain continued to increase until enough was enough, and he sought the advice of Professor Nick London, whose reputation preceded him. “Nick London has a fantastic reputation,” says James. “I wanted to choose my consultant, but I knew if I went through the NHS pathway I wouldn’t have been able to choose and I would have had to wait to have my operation. “Choosing the private route most importantly meant I could go back to work quicker and my recovery wouldn’t be held up.” In September 2013, James underwent a total knee replacement at BMI The Duchy. His recovery took six weeks with the help of physiotherapists and he got a great result from the surgery. In the years following the successful total knee replacement on James’ left knee, James was once again limited by pain, but this time on his right knee, which was showing signs of severe wear on the inside of the joint. Professor Nick London advised he would need a partial knee replacement to his right knee, and this operation was carried out in November 2018. James couldn’t believe how quickly he recovered from the partial knee replacement, especially in comparison to the time it took him to recover after his total knee replacement. Back on the farm after a two-week recovery period, James couldn’t fault his experience at BMI The Duchy. “The treatment was excellent, and the result from both operations has been fantastic,” says James. “All of the staff at BMI The Duchy Hospital looked after me very well. If I hadn’t had both knee operations – the total knee and the partial knee replacements, I wouldn’t still be able to be working and doing what I enjoy today.” BMI The Duchy hospital offers a range of services including surgical specialties, diagnostic services including MRI, X-Ray and Ultrasound and health and wellbeing to patients in North Yorkshire, Leeds and York. For more information and appointments, please contact the bookings team on

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MR OLIVER KAYES, MBBS, MSC, MD(RES), FRCS(UROL) IS A CONSULTANT UROLOGIST AT LEEDS TEACHING HOSPITALS TRUST AND SPIRE LEEDS HOSPITAL IN ROUNDHAY. Question: I have read there are now less invasive treatments for benign prostate problems. Would I be suitable for either Urolift or Rezum therapy? Answer:

Men with enlarged prostates (the medical term is BPH), which may cause difficulties with passing urine often suffer with other typical symptoms which may be extremely bothersome. Traditionally surgical treatments would involve removing prostate tissue. After surgery, men usually experience a rapid

improvement in urinary flow but recovery from surgery may be prolonged and side effects such as incontinence, scarring and sexual problems may occur in some men. Recently, minimally invasive treatments have shown benefit in improving symptoms alongside a quicker recovery, faster operating times and reduced issues with potential surgical complications. Currently, two new treatments have shown proven results in helping men suffering from BPH. Urolift involves the insertion of tiny implants (like miniature treasury tags) which help to hold the prostate tissue out of the way, helping to improve the flow through the water pipe. Alternatively, Rezum uses heated water vapour (steam), which gently causes cell damage within the prostate tissue. Over time, the body will then naturally re-absorb the treated tissue as part of the healing response. The risks of these treatments are much less than standard conventional treatments, however, it is best to talk to your urologist who performs these procedures as to your suitability and discuss all options available. Both treatments can be performed as a day case admission to hospital. You will need to be fully assessed with regards to the size of the prostate, how bothersome the symptoms are and exclude any other factors which might be causing your problem to urinate.

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With three tiers, this tall planter stand has three round bowls with coir matting. Its matt black powder coated frame is sturdy, and an elegant way to let your blooms flower this season. £66.50 from www.thefarthing.co.uk

How stylish are these monochrome bamboo plates? We certainly think so, and what’s better, they’re environmentally friendly! Ditch the plastic and paper plates, theses beauties are practical for picnics, parties and alfresco dining. £29.95 from www.audenza.com

Make it great outdoors IT’S FINALLY THE SUNNY SEASON… HOPEFULLY. WE’VE PUT TOGETHER A SELECTION OF FABULOUS GARDEN PIECES THAT WILL HAVE YOUR GARDEN LOOKING BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL COME RAIN OR SHINE THIS SUMMER.

Harmonising the vibrancy of outdoor festivals with vintage Katie Alice style, the bohemian-inspired Festival Folk is an eclectic collection for casually elegant evenings spent al fresco. £7 each from www.creative-tops.com

Bring a touch of warmth and light to your garden this summer with this gorgeous chimenea. Perfect for keeping warm after the sun goes down or just creating a cosy, inviting atmosphere. £30 from www.diy.com 72 Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk

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Protect your green thumbs in style with these elegant gardening gloves from the ‘Bower’ wallpaper print by William Morris. Made of 100 per cent cotton, the gloves are comfortable to wear and perfect for potting herbs and small plants in your garden. £17 from store.wildandwolf.co.uk The perfect self-watering vertical garden planter, for greening up walls, fences, sheds and garages. Ideal for growing pick and eat veg, strawberries, bedding plants, herbs or house plants. £9.99 from www.dobbies.com

Comfortably seating ten people, this set is made out of high quality synthetic rattan in mushroom brown weave. Add an additional parasol to complete this dining set for shady days. £3,749 from www.bridgman.co.uk

These flower and fruit snips are the perfect gift for any keen gardener. You’ll never have to worry about losing them, as the fluorescent pink handles will show up in any foliage, and will glow in torch light if you’re on the hunt after dark. £9.95 from www.annabeljames.co.uk

A lovely little touch for any garden, this set of two natural wood garden stakes look great popped in a terracotta plant pot or simply in the soil. £5.50 from www.tch.net

Add a pop of colour to your garden with the Small Rive Droite Bistro Set from Garden Trading. Crafted in durable powder coated steel, they’ve produced an array of colourways from neutrals to brighter tones that will complement any garden, from rural lawns to urban courtyards. £120 from www.gardentrading.co.uk

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leading independent carpet and flooring retailer, Waltons offer a comprehensive range from some of the UK and Europe’s most respected manufacturers. Collections are displayed in the showroom from Brinton’s, Axminster, Ulster, Crucial Trading, Alternative Flooring, Nourison, Bronte Bespoke and ITC to name a few. Solid, engineered, laminate and LVT floorings are showcased from leading manufacturers such as V4, Ted Todd, Quickstep and Amtico. All constantly review their ranges to remain at the cutting edge of product design, offering a variety of colours and finishes to provide low maintenance floors that will look good for years to come. Waltons can create bespoke curtains or blinds to fit any individual window requirements, using beautiful fabrics from design houses including; Osborne and Little, Sanderson, Romo, Harlequin, Colefax and Fowler, Zoffany and Jane Churchill. The design team are always on hand to match wallpapers to your fabric choices and paint swatches are available to view from The Little Greene Paint Company, Zoffany, Sanderson, Designers Guild and Paint and Paper Library. Cushions are made to order, incorporating textures and patterns, as

well as tassels and beaded trims from companies such as Houlès. Waltons can supply furniture from Designers Guild, Zoffany, Artistic and Clarke and Clarke, but if you’ve got a piece you can’t bear to part with, you can give it a new lease of life by using their reupholstery service, provided by a fabulous, local upholsterer. They’ve also got a variety of beautiful, handmade oriental rugs and carpets to tie your whole room together, including Afghan, Indian and Persian styles by Rugs of Petworth, Waltons Fine Furnishings’ import partner. To make your house the home you’ve been dreaming of, get in touch with Waltons Fine Furnishings today. Waltons Fine Furnishings 46-50 Leeds Road, Ilkley, LS29 8DS Tel: 01943 600571 info@waltonsfinefurnishings.co.uk www.waltonsfinefurnishings.co.uk

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fabric that fits in with your personal style. When you visit Graham Sanderson, you’ll find fabric and soft furnishings from designers including Anna French, Christian Lacroix, Designers Guild, Roma, Villa Nova and Porter & Stone. Each designer offers something different, and no matter what area of your home you’re looking to refresh, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Graham Sanderson have also recently brought in a new collection of outdoor fabrics, perfect for sitting out in the garden over the summer months (and don’t worry, they’re made to endure even the worst of the British weather). Decorating a home can often be an overwhelming process, but whether you’re giving your home a complete overhaul or you’re just looking to find one or two little finishing touches, the team at Graham Sanderson are always on hand to help you. They even offer a free measuring service, and can fit everything for you too. Their experienced team have plenty of tips and tricks up their sleeves when it comes to interior design, from helping with mood and lighting to helping you find the right patterns, proportions, textures and colours for your space. For even more inspiration, check out their website where you can even shop online - it’s the perfect place to start before setting off to their Harrogate showroom. Graham Sanderson Interiors 120-130 Kings Road, Harrogate, HG1 5HY Tel: 01423 568628 www.grahamsandersoninteriors.com

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Cellar talk FANCY A GLASS OF SOMETHING SPECIAL? DAVID BURLTON, SOMMELIER FOR HOTEL DU VIN & BISTRO IN HARROGATE, SHARES HIS LOVE OF WINE. Where are you from and where did you learn to be a sommelier?

I come from Northumberland and have both English and Scottish roots. My mother is Scots but grew up in Tasmania, plus my father likes to travel, so I have had a fairly cosmopolitan outlook from the get go. I learnt to be sommelier by observing the pros at a number of hospitality establishments: firstly as a waiter at L’Ortolan in Berkshire, then at Castle Terrace Restaurant in Edinburgh, and later as Head Barman at Raemoir House in Aberdeenshire. What was it about the world of wine that particularly appealed to you as a career?

As a kid I sang in the Church choir and often travelled to Europe. I developed a particular taste for the French way of life – I suppose a career in wine is an extension of this! I actually had a very keen interest in Scotch first of all, but figured that wine was more of a global language. Wine has also been a way for me to specialise within the hospitality sector, while simultaneously broadening my career options. There is no reason why I could not also work in wine sales or wine logistics in the future, for example. When you’re asked to give advice in the restaurant where do you begin? Is it always about finding a wine to match the food on offer?

My aim is to quickly understand what my guest would enjoy – I have to be intuitive here and the approach is different for every table. What is most important is that I am able to describe the wines as accurately as possible, and that I can advise away from any food/wine combinations that wouldn’t work. After that, my job is to upsell, for sure, but equally to ensure that whatever the price, my guest takes maximum enjoyment from the wine that I recommend. A sale essentially comes from a three-pronged attack of knowledge, creating a narrative, and giving tactful suggestion. What do you particularly like about working at Hotel Du Vin & Bistro?

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Newcastle, where I worked previously, and Harrogate. It is very satisfying creating a list for these two markets, as they are both very different: Newcastle has a taste for big New World reds; Harrogate for crisp whites and French classics. The company has given me the opportunity to expand my career in working over the two sites, with a strategic approach, and I value that. Hopefully I will be able to develop the role – I love teaching wine skills to the new generation for example. Are there any ‘hidden gem’ wines that our readers might not know about on the Hotel Du Vin list?

Are Newcastle United the best football team on earth? It’s a yes! I inherited some fine 2010 Marsanne from Tahbilk in Victoria, Australia, when I arrived in Harrogate. Marsanne can develop wonderfully with age, and this wine is no exception. It shows graceful citrus, honeysuckle and honey notes, all for only £36 per bottle – the perfect match for our Sole Meunière. For red, I recently began to list 2015 Caballo Loco Sagrada Familia Grand Cru: made by talented Kiwi Brett Jackson for Valdivieso in Curicó, Chile, this is a powerful and silky alternative to red Bordeaux, with great aging potential and comprising a generous dose of Chile’s signature grape, Carmenère, along with Cabernet Sauvignon and other classic Bordeaux varieties; at £69 it is well worth the money. Finally do you have a personal favourite wine/tipple?

Hah, how long do we have? I have a family connection with Australia, so I really enjoy anything from Down Under. If I had to be specific, I would say that I love the wines from Best’s of Victoria, especially their Great Western Riesling and Young Vine Pinot Meunier; if we are looking at something more tannic in red then I would go for Yangarra’s collection of McLaren Vale Shiraz – Peter Fraser has done magical work there. Coonawarra Cabernet normally hits the spot for me too. I also particularly enjoy Burgundy (doesn’t every sommelier?); and I am very interested in wines from the UK – for me one of the best was a 2017 Pinot Noir Précoce from White Castle Vineyard of Monmouthshire.

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Jason Wardill

Passion for food NORTHSIDE SPEAKS TO PROVENANCE INNS & HOTELS’ NEW GROUP CHEF, JASON WARDILL. How and when did your career in hospitality begin?

It started when I got a job as a 15-yearold in a restaurant in Bridlington working for a chef who had trained and worked at 90 Park Lane for chef Nico Ladenis (three Michelin star). At 15, I was making two types of bread daily, along with sorbets and ice cream and homemade petit fours – that was it, I was hooked! What is your secret to being a great chef?

Passion for great food, ingredients and a constant yearning to do things better. Who inspires you and why?

A big inspiration is Gordon Ramsay; he was good at something and it did not work out, so he became good at something else, cooking. He came from very humble beginnings and has moved with the times, constantly evolving. My mum is my other inspiration she always worked hard and has been a fantastic role model. She instilled in me a great work ethic and how to respect and work with people. What has been your greatest career achievement and challenge to date?

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various roles and working at a Michelin star restaurant as a sous chef were all great times. Being voted the best leader out of 2,000 people was special too. What are your favourite Yorkshire ingredients to work with?

Yorkshire Wagyu is very special for me, this has recently been introduced to the Provenance menus for our burger. I love lots of Yorkshire ingredients, too many to mention; from game to Yorkshire farmed chickens, to some of the most amazing Yorkshire cheeses. Since joining Provenance Inns & Hotels what has been your focus?

One of my first projects has been to work on and launch a new exciting menu at the West Park Hotel. Although it is part of Provenance it is a different beast to our Inns; we feel we need to have a slightly different offering here. We will be offering modern British cuisine with lots of crowd pleasers and a few twists, some good healthy options with vegan and vegetarian options too. I have been working hard on the menus with the team in the West Park and we are all excited about the changes and the style of food on offer. Book a table soon and come and sample our great new summer menu. I have also been working hard with the rest of the head chefs on their summer menus and looking at our core classic

“I love lots of Yorkshire ingredients, from game to Yorkshire farmed chickens, to some of the most amazing Yorkshire cheeses.”

dishes. We will be introducing the Yorkshire Wagyu burger to the menus as well as a modern twist on the seafood platter we do. We are also doing a Provenance version of a Ploughman’s, as a good pub should always have a Ploughman’s available. We have also introduced Soanes as our chicken supplier across all sites, as they supply 100 per cent Yorkshire grain-fed farmed chicken. What Provenance dish were you most excited about adding to the menus?

A Provenance Ploughman’s – a modern take on a great British pub classic and perfect for summer alfresco dining. A passion for high quality, locally-sourced fresh food, a role at the heart of the community and a commitment to providing the warmest welcome are what drives the Provenance Inns and Hotels Group.To find out more visit www.provenanceinns.com Northside | www.northsidemagazine.co.uk 93

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Fell in love NORTHSIDE FINDS PEACE, TRANQUILITY AND DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE HEART OF THE YORKSHIRE DALES. et in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Devonshire Fell Hotel is a world away from the hustle and bustle of city life. As we arrived, we were in awe of the amazing views on offer and the perfect silence that surrounds a venue that instantly makes you feel like a weight has been lifted from your shoulders. And relax... As we arrived we were greeted by David who, it has to be said, is worth his weight in gold. He took care of our every need all evening and was so knowledgeable about the menu, the area and the hotel itself. In fact I found all the team to be some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met. We were shown to a comfy seating

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area while drinks orders were taken; the ambience is so relaxed, warm and unbelievably tranquil that you would think you had come to a spa. Then out came the complimentary canapés, a duo of goats cheese and sun blush dip with sour bread and mushroom arancini. We knew we were in for a real treat as soon as we bit into the arancini and nearenough had to be dragged to our table, otherwise we could have just stayed put and feasted on these fabulous nibbles. The elegantly-decorated fine dining restaurant currently has two rosettes but the aim is for three. It’s a table with a view, that’s for sure. In fact the countryside vistas were so relaxing, we couldn’t help asking David if we could

just check in and never leave. Next up was another irresistible premeal treat, sea salt focaccia bread with a chorizo butter. As a Yorkshire woman I love my bread and butter and this was the softest, lightest bread, a real treat. The set evening dinner menu (three courses £38 or two courses for £29.50) is a varied fine dining menu with fresh, Yorkshire produce from potted rabbit to chalk stream trout. For starters I opted for the guinea fowl ballotine served with ham hock fritter, chorizo and celeriac remoulade. The presentation was so beautiful it was almost a shame to spoil it. Almost... I dived straight in and this was a dish where all the components worked

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perfectly together. My friend was equally impressed by her asparagus and crispy duck egg served with pancetta and shallot dressing, For the main course my companion found more reasons to smile with a rack of new season lamb (£5.50 supplement) served with shoulder croquette, sweetbreads, savoy cabbage, broad beans and wild garlic. The lamb was cooked to perfection and as for the savoy cabbage... who knew eating your greens could be such a treat? I chose duck breast with rosti, confit drumstick, liver and poached rhubarb, another great combination of flavours. The duck was perfectly pink, as was the rhubarb whose sweetness perfectly contrasted the richness of the duck.

There’s a great wine list by the way including the lovely Casa Felipe Sauvignon Blanc (£7 per glass). Completely satisfied but never known to quit before dessert, we rounded off a memorable dining experience with a chocolate fondant served with white chocolate ice cream and kirsch cherries, and an elderflower jelly served with fresh blueberries and blueberry sorbet. The chocolate fondant oozed out when cut on to my partner’s plate and she delighted in the soaked cherries that give the dessert the wow factor. The elderflower jelly looked like a work of art, but when I eventually ruined the look by plunging in a spoon, it was the most refreshing end to a flawless meal. We sat with full stomachs, content

with life and trying to figure out how we could stay on indefinitely to relish those awesome views, the tranquillity, the luxurious yet relaxed restaurant atmosphere, the warm friendly staff and of course the finest food. If we go missing you’ll know where to find us. The Devonshire Fell Hotel Burnall Village, Skipton, BD23 6BT Tel: 01756 729000 www.devonshirefell.co.uk

At a glance: Tranquil setting Fantastic canapes Great wine list

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Deliciously decadent WHAT BETTER WAY TO SAMPLE ALEXANDER’S OF SKIPTON’S NEW SUMMER MENU THAN WITH AN IMPRESSIVE TASTING MENU FROM CHEF PAUL CUNFLIFFE. RHIANA HUGHES FELT RIGHT AT HOME. ’ve spent years being that annoying person at the dinner table, spending far too long perusing the menu, only to finally decide upon the first thing I saw, then spending the remainder of the meal wishing I’d ordered the same dish as my dining companion. Imagine my relief then (and that of my partner), when we were invited to Alexander’s of Skipton to sample their new summer menu, with new head chef Paul Cunliffe putting together an impressive nine courses for us to enjoy. Paul’s reputation precedes him, having not only worked some of the region’s most celebrated establishments, but having been awarded the prestigious Michelin Bib Gourmand during his time at The Dunsforth, achieving an AA

rosette for culinary excellence, and reaching the National Chef of the Year semi-finals on more than one occasion. “I’m delighted to be working with the experienced team at Alexander’s on a brand new menu bursting with modern, well-executed food that’s packed with flavour and looks stunning – that’s what I’m all about,” says Paul. From our first bite of bread to our last sip of coffee, it was clear to my partner and I that Paul and Alexander’s are a match made in heaven. Each course flowed seamlessly into the next, with fresh and local produce and the most impressive preparation and presentation apparent in each and every dish we were served. Our meal began as many do, with a starter of bread, only here at Alexander’s

we had the added benefit of an array of ‘nibbles’ served alongside it. Crispy tempura black pudding, perfect bitesize pieces of halloumi in a dusting of fine breadcrumbs and flavoursome mini chipolatas were devoured within minutes, with mustard mayo the final tick on our imaginary checklist. This of course was just the beginning, and as we made our way through the courses my partner and I couldn’t believe our luck, the gluttons we are. The rump of Yorkshire lamb, served with slow cooked lamb shoulder, asparagus and potato puree was my personal favourite dish of the day. The perfectly pink and tender rump, and the intense and rich shoulder were a carnivore’s dream, while the smooth potato purée and the fresh asparagus

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Crisp belly pork and scallop

Rump of Yorkshire lamb

lightened the dish to ensure we still had room for what was left to come. It was the crisp belly pork with roast scallop, king oyster mushroom and pea and vanilla that had my partner’s tastebuds overcome with joy. The smoky mushroom contrasted wonderfully with the sweet and tender scallop, while the star of the show, the pork belly was seasoned to perfection. Our mysterious palate cleanser, the frozen “Sipping the Velvet” exceeded all expectations. Presented to us in a martini glass, dry ice and all; a hollowed out passionfruit was filled with a delicious mixture of the fruit’s juices and ice, the

Frozen sipping velvet

perfect way to prepare us for the menu’s desserts. From raw honeycomb and fresh goats cheese to warm cinnamon doughnuts and a chocolate opera to die for, the selection of desserts we were served were utterly faultless, as was the attentive service we received throughout our afternoon at Alexander’s. I could talk forever about our wonderful experience at Alexander’s of Skipton, but suffice it to say there’s not a thing I’d have changed. The restaurant’s decadent yet relaxed environment and the stunning dishes we were served from Paul Cunliffe and his team have made it

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certain that my partner and I will be returning, but with all this now on the menu, how will I ever know what to order? Alexander’s of Skipton 4-6 High Street, Skipton, BD23 1JZ Tel: 01756 228030 alexanders-skipton.com

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