Julia Bryson is a journalist for the BBC News website, based in Yorkshire. She specializes in reporting on local news and events, with a focus on the Holmfirth area. Julia's articles cover a range of topics, including community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories.
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The garden will be unveiled at the Harrogate Flower Show before being installed in Leeds.
Fly-tipped rubbish including old carpets, tyres and even a mangle were among items pulled out of a West Yorkshire waterway by volunteers last week.
The sign in York's Goodramgate detracts from the building's significance, planners say.
A lifelong Sheffield United fan was taken to his own funeral on a dumper truck draped with his club's colours.
York's Queen Street Bridge and the LNER car park will be closed for two weekends, the council has said.
A charity art auction has raised more than £10,000 towards the cost of a new fountain in Ilkley town centre.
The house in Thornton will open to the public on the anniversary of Charlotte Brontë's birth.
Signs warning dog owners to keep their pets on a lead around nesting birds on Ilkley Moor have been vandalised, with many ripped from the ground and stolen.
The Duke of Gloucester has visited a statue in a West Yorkshire park which commemorates those Sikhs who fought and died in World War One and Two.
By: Julia Bryson, Jacob Tomlinson
Models of Bradford's Midland Hotel and Shipley's clock tower are part of the fictional town.
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