Dave Himelfield is a tourism and features writer based in Yorkshire, UK. He writes for various publications including YorkshireLive and LeedsLive, covering local events, attractions, and unique stories from the region. With a passion for showcasing the beauty and quirks of Yorkshire, Dave's articles often highlight the hidden gems and cultural experiences that make the area special.
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Dave's coverage primarily focuses on local events, Yorkshire culture, and entertainment news with an emphasis on house & home. He would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique aspects of Yorkshire culture, local businesses or events, and quirky lifestyle features.
Given the focus on Yorkshire-specific content related to food, landmarks, dialects etc., relevant pitches could include stories about unique local traditions or businesses in the region. Additionally, he might also be interested in pieces exploring distinctive aspects of Yorkshire's housing market or entertainment scene.
Since Dave has a strong geographic focus on Yorkshire and its surrounding areas within the UK, he is likely most responsive to pitches related to this specific location.
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By: Dave Himelfield
But whether it’s ‘cool’ depends where on the high street you ask
By: Dave Himelfield
It is cheaper than the popular town nearby
By: Dave Himelfield
The parmo, a Middlesbrough delicacy, is a breaded chicken cutlet, deep-fried and topped with bechamel sauce and cheese :: Here we tell you how to make the dish and the shortcut I won't be taking again
By: Dave Himelfield
Her life without piped water or electricity made that of Amanda Owen look easy
We can’t guarantee snow but we can guarantee some of the best scenery in God’s Own Country
By: James Campbell, Gregory Ford, Dave Himelfield
There's no better way to shake off the festive cobwebs by heading out on a lovely family walk on a perfect crisp winter day in Yorkshire.
By: Dave Himelfield
You have to drive a narrow and windy two-mile road to get there.
By: John Rogan, Dave Himelfield
Wharfedale, despite its charm, tends to get rather packed during the summer months. However, there's a charmingly named North Yorkshire village, slightly off the usual tourist trail that remains somewhat quieter.
Non-greasy spoons with decent fare, good vibes and reasonable prices
By: Chloe Dobinson, Vita Molyneux, Dave Himelfield
The charmingly village is slightly off the beaten track and remains quieter than neighbouring settlements
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