Sue Wilkinson is a local journalist based in Scarborough, United Kingdom. She writes for various local newspapers including The Star, Sheffield, Halifax Courier, Whitby Gazette, and Harrogate Advertiser. Sue covers a range of topics including local events, theater productions, film releases, and community news.
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Sue Wilkinson focuses on providing event coverage, announcements, and seasonal highlights within the local entertainment scene in Yorkshire. She predominantly covers events related to film, theatre, music and other entertainment news within Scarborough and across Yorkshire.
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By: Sue Wilkinson
Let’s hear the shout out for the DJ who spins us back to the 1980s and the songs from Madonna, Whitney Houston and George Michael … to name a few.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Jazz enthusiasts and music lovers alike are in for a treat as the acclaimed Clare Teal Duo announces their much-anticipated live performance at the Kirk Theatre in Pickering.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Two different shows are heading to the stage of the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough over the coming weeks.
Art pop and rock outfit10cc have announced their Ultimate Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour for the autumn including a stop at Halifax.
Art pop and rock outfit10cc have announced their Ultimate Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour for the autumn including Scarborough Spa.
Having celebrated his 70th birthday with a sold out show at the Royal Albert Hall in London last year, Midge Ure is keen to continue the celebration of his life in music.
By: Sue Wilkinson
The summer sees the return of the Gypsy Queens and the feather-ruffling House of Burlesque in what promises to be an unmissable Harrogate International Festivals season.
Summer in Harrogate would not be the same without Oddsocks, and this year the festival legends are back to sprinkle some more outdoor theatre magic.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Artwork by one of the UK’s leading land artists goes on display at Scarborough Art Gallery this summer in an exhibition that has been postponed following essential work on its original venue, Woodend.
Spring brings an abundance of exciting events and activities, plus enticing opportunities to dine out on some fabulous Yorkshire fare, all supported by Yorkshire Coast BID – Business Improvement District – funding.
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