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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Scarborough, United Kingdom (Local)
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
The following films are being show at the Hollywood Plaza and Stephen Joseph Theatre, both in Scarborough, from Thursday July 11.
By: Sue Wilkinson
The story of the Cragg Vale Coiners – memorialised in Benjamin Myers’ novel the Gallows Pole and the TV series based on it – is brought to the stage by the Halifax Thespians in The Coiner’s Wife.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Do not let the wet weather get in the way of family fun this summer – the Victoria Theatre’s got you covered with a 10-day festival.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Family films, drama, action thrillers and dance movies are on the big screen at Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre next month.
By: Sue Wilkinson
The nominations are now in for the north’s curlew conservation heroes with an award ceremony planned for Masham Town Hall on Sunday August 18.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Scarborough Jazz Club is holding its 40th birthdya celebrations at the Spa on Sunday July 28.
By: Sue Wilkinson
The following films are being shown at the Hollywood Plaza and the Stephen Joseph Theatre, both in Scarborough, from Thursday July 25.
By: Sue Wilkinson
With a new show for this year – the Sensational Sixties Experience spins into Bridlington Spa later this month.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Whatever happened to children’s TV? The woke/PC brigade has it in a strangled hold so no one under my age – bus pass and counting – knows how exciting it can be.
By: Sue Wilkinson
Whatever happened to children's TV? The woke/PC brigade has it in a strangled hold so no one under my age – bus pass and counting – knows how exciting it can be.
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