Julia Bryson is a Journalist at BBC News website, Yorkshire. She covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, health and wellness, and the intersection of sports and business, with a particular focus on farm management, organic farming, and fisheries. Julia's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., and BBC World.
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The landmark, unveiled in 1990 and situated near Leeds Corn Exchange, depicts the goddess Cornucopia.
The water company says reservoir stocks are higher than they were last year when a ban was in place.
Julia Bryson - Yorkshire A hosepipe ban is not expected to be put in place in Yorkshire this summer, the region's water company has said.
Julia Bryson - Yorkshire A driver pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt has been branded "a right melon" by police who found eight of the large fruits on the back seat of his car.
Officers stop a driver for not wearing a seatbelt and find an unusual load in the back of his car.
Julia Bryson - Yorkshire As Norway prepare to take on England in the World Cup quarter-finals, you may think Norweigans who moved to this green and pleasant land would have split loyalties.
Monica Simmons, a Norweigan living in Yorkshire, on how she will be backing Norway on Saturday.
Coco the cat is unwell and vet bills to treat him are estimated to be about £3,000.
Julia Bryson - Yorkshire A cat which is well known for greeting commuters at a town's railway station has been diagnosed with serious health problems - and his fans are hoping to raise enough money to cover his vet bills.
The poet will talk about his experiences of growing up in foster care in event at the festival.
