Emma Clayton
Leisure and Lifestyle Editor at Telegraph and Argus
Journalist in Bradford, West Yorkshire. Leisure and Lifestyle Editor for Telegraph & Argus
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5 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
4 1/1 FILMING is underway on the sixth series of hit Channel 5 drama All Creatures Great and Small. Photographer MARK DAVIS, a member of the Telegraph & Argus Camera Club, was in Grassington - which has been transformed into fictional town Darrowby - to capture these lovely photos of the set. Based on Alf Wight's series of James Herriot books about the life of a country vet, the much-loved drama has introduced the stories to a whole new generation.
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1 week ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
Children celebrating VE Day from the ruins of their home in London. Picture: PA THE bunting is out, the cakes are piled high, the fizz is flowing and the dancing is in full swing. VE Day was a party like no other - and we’re still celebrating. Today is the 80th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe and for the veterans who were there, it will be the last milestone commemoration of that historic occasion.
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1 week ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
4 1/1 “YOU can see the emotion, that release - you can imagine how they must have felt to have the shackles of war lifted off.” Today is the 80th anniversary of VE Day and Graham Relton, co-director of the Yorkshire Film Archive, has shared these remarkable images of the celebrations in Bradford, from a short film made to mark the historic occasion.
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1 week ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
Ahead of the 80th anniversary of VE Day tomorrow, here are some T&A readers’ memories of that historic occasion. For one day only, the austerity of war life was put to one side. Flags went up, there was music in the streets and party food was laid out on tables in the streets. For Rosalie Harris, it was the night the grown-ups danced the conga. Aged five, she was hoisted onto her father’s shoulders, surrounded by cheering crowds, as Victory celebrations went on into the night.
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1 week ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
Daisy gets into ghoulish mood for her haunting tours in Skipton. supplied Artistic director of Turnip Fish Theatre Company Daisy Lyons (AKA Spindleshanks McScrew) has been running the Otley Ghost Tour since February 2024 A place in Yorkshire that makes you smile? Robin Hood's Bay. Whenever I get caught up in the stresses of daily life, a day trip to the bay and an amble across the rock pools cures me completely.
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‘A part of me was that 21-year-old from 1985' Thank you to @davidpendleton0 for a poignant and uplifting piece on today's anniversary @Bradford_TandA https://t.co/VM1d2KlSwS
A reflection on the success and legacy of @BradfoBurnsUnit in this article by @AMASurgery @Bradford_TandA https://t.co/kgGXnZdUsz
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