A Voice for the Towns: Interview with Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
It was a rainy Thursday evening in the south-east. I was driving slowly down an under-maintained B-road, on my way...
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From Melancholy Hill to Majestic Mountain: Gorillaz Live 2026
Noodle runs through a Jungle Book inspired forest, 2-D battles a cyclops octopus, Bruce Willis speeds in a car chase:...
Madra Salach Bring Irish History to the Front of the Stage
“When humans put their mind to love rather than hate, it’s amazing what we can accomplish.” Under hazy blue, pink,...
Leeds community pays tribute to “warm” and “welcoming” university student after fatal Woodhouse Lane crash
Tributes have been paid to Owen Ford, a Leeds student remembered for his “warm personality”, after his death following a...
Kiosk – ‘Heaven Sent/ Sure Shot’ Review
Formed by Isabella Alcock (vocal, synths) and Rory ‘Maz’ Maslen (bass/synths), the Leeds based electronic duo Kiosk has been making...
Cavetown – Live Review
Halfway through their Running with Scissors Tour, Cavetown arrived in Leeds to play a sold-out show at Project House on the 17th of March....
Northern’s Gentleman Jack – a testament to ballet
Lily Rodney reviews Northern Ballet's production of Gentleman Jack at Leeds Grand Theatre. Timothée Chalamet recently sparked outrage by dismissing...
Micro-Joys: Tiny Things That Stabilise You
What is a micro-joy? A micro-joy is a small, sometimes mundane moment or action that brings a little extra light...
KEO Live at Stylus: A Curious Case on an otherwise Meteoric Rise
I am easily pleased. The irony of that statement is that it almost exclusively comes out the mouths of individuals...
Identity in Isolation and Imprisonment: A Review of Open Theatre’s ‘What Remains?’
Jess Cooper reviews the newest Open Theatre play, 'What Remains?'. Image Credit: LUU Open Theatre Society It seems incredibly ironic...