Nathan Ellis is a local journalist based in Yorkshire, United Kingdom. With a focus on the region, Nathan writes for publications such as The Yorkshireman and The Roar, covering a range of topics including local news, events, entertainment, and travel. His articles provide insights into the vibrant culture and happenings of Yorkshire, keeping readers informed and engaged with their local community.
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Nathan Ellis mainly covers local news, entertainment, house & home, and food & beverage topics with a focus on Yorkshire. His coverage includes event announcements, seasonal content, and press releases. If you have newsworthy events or developments related to Yorkshire's local scene or noteworthy individuals in the region (e.g., breweries, pubs), Nathan is likely to be interested.
Given his focus on specific places and events within Yorkshire, consider reaching out if you have information about upcoming events or unique stories related to travel destinations in Yorkshire as well as entertainment venues or food and drink establishments in the area.
If your pitch aligns with Nathan's themes covered such as Entertainment News, House & Home, Food & Beverage alongside his geographic focus on Yorkshire specifically rather than broader national scope it may resonate better with him.
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York is pure joy, so it's no surprise that it's been named as Britain's best place to live.
Yorkshire Dales hotels are the perfect places for a mini break. A place frozen in time, it's perfect for forgetting about your worries.
One of Yorkshire's top hotels has been named the ‘Best Hotel Spa' in the UK at the Condé Nast Johansens Awards for Excellence 2025. The awards took place at the Kimpton Fitzroy London, which celebrates the luxury hospitality industry recognising excellence across a range of categories.
By: Nathan Ellis
And one such even that is one not to miss if Grassington's Christmas market. The Yorkshire Dales village has risen in popularity over the last few years due to Channel 5's reboot of
even more so. The leafy city is a great place to explore in winter especially when you can enjoy a nice coffee from one of the best coffee shops in York.
By: Nathan Ellis
You don’t need to head over to Iceland to witness the natural phenomena of the Aurora Borealis, which was seen as far south as Kent and Cornwall on in recent months. Don’t worry if you missed it, more displays are expected tonight. The display is one of the best seen in a long time. You may think you need to head over to Iceland, Canada or Norway to see the Northern Lights, but you don’t. According to the AuroraWatch UK app, it is likely that you could see the Northern Lights tonight. It’s on red alert, which means “it is
Knaresborough . You beautiful jewel of Yorkshire. A popular spot with tourists in the summer due to its beautiful viaduct that strides the River
By: Nathan Ellis
We are officially in Sunday Roast season. The temperatures are starting to drop and the nights are getting dark. All we are craving is gravy, Yorkshire puddings and roasties along with a tasty slab of meat. I’m salivating at the thought of tucking into one already. The Good Food Guide has named a Yorkshire spot as the number-one Sunday Roast in the UK for 2024. The Good Food Guide’s search for the best Sunday Roasts that the country has to offer makes sense as 75% of their readers say a roast is Britain’s most famous dish. And, we have to
By: Nathan Ellis
There are some new spots in Yorkshire to add to your bucket list, as OpenTable, the popular online reservation website, has released its annual list of the top 100 restaurants in the country, with five featured from God’s Own Country, Yorkshire. While we take such lists with a pinch of salt, it’s always nice to understand the methodology behind them—it makes the results feel less like they’ve been plucked from the sky. The lists are compiled by analysing 900,000 diner reviews, ratings, and reservation demand, as well as the percentage of five-star reviews and other factors. The list includes restaurants
markets and events are definitely worth visit. But while you probably think it's something more native to the fictional villages we see on tele this time of year, you'd be wrong.
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