Emma Clayton
Leisure and Lifestyle Editor at Telegraph and Argus
Journalist in Bradford, West Yorkshire. Leisure and Lifestyle Editor for Telegraph & Argus
Articles
-
5 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
The cast of Les Miserables: Let the People Sing at Leeds Grand Theatre. Photo: Mike Cook ON any weekday evening, in village halls and community centres up and down the country, you will find a bunch of people trying to pull off a tricky song and dance number surrounded by fold-up chairs and trestle tables. Am dram is an easy target for mockery - but it’s a tough gig. You try throwing heart and soul into an Alan Ayckbourn or an Ado Annie showstopper after a long day at work...
-
5 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
4 1/1 IT’S always a treat when a Matthew Bourne show rolls into town - and this year there are two productions from the maverick choreographer. Next month Sir Matthew’s sublime take on Swan Lake returns to the Alhambra Theatre, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the groundbreaking production.
-
6 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
2 1/1 TV GARDENER Alan Titchmarsh has praised the new city centre greenery and said he’s “delighted” that Bradford is doing its bit for horticulture”. The Ilkley-born gardener was contacted by Telegraph & Argus gardening columnist Peter Fawcett, who sent him links to his recent articles about the new city centre greenery. “I invited him to take a look when he comes to Ilkley this month.
-
1 week ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
Waterstones in Bradford, where the read-in will take place (Image: Newsquest) BOOK lovers are invited to join a mass 'read-in' at Bradford's Waterstones store. The event, organised by the Reading Agency, is being held in the run up to World Book Night on Wednesday, April 23, when 1,000 Quick Read books will be handed out for free. The read-in will take place on Wednesday at 11.30am at Waterstones in the Wool Exchange building.
-
1 week ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Emma Clayton
2 1/1 IT was on April 20, 1820 that the Bronte family left their home in Thornton for a new life in Haworth. Six horse-drawn carts, piled high with furniture and other belongings, took the Reverend Patrick Bronte, his wife Maria and their six children, accompanied by two maids, on the eight mile journey over moorland roads. This weekend - exactly 205 years later - the Brontes’ poignant journey will be re-enacted.
Journalists covering the same region
Michael Klein
Food and Restaurant Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer
Writer at Let's Eat
Michael Klein primarily covers news in Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany and surrounding areas.
Julia Northcott
Community Reporter at Sussex Express
Julia Northcott primarily covers news in the Hastings area, East Sussex, England, and surrounding towns.
Nicola Caines
Editor at Brighton & Hove Independent
Nicola Caines primarily covers news in Brighton, England, United Kingdom and surrounding areas.
Kairen Kemp
Radio Presenter at Freelance
Kairen Kemp primarily covers news in Brighton, England, United Kingdom and surrounding areas.
Frank le Duc
Editor at Brighton and Hove News
Frank le Duc primarily covers news in Hastings, East Sussex, England, and surrounding areas.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →Coverage map
X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 1K
- Tweets
- 4K
- DMs Open
- No
'They carried the flame of professionalism as they marched into revolutionary Paris' Local theatre companies in amateur Les Mis premiere 🎭@GrandTheatreLS1 @BSPAODS https://t.co/iqhNRzMsyz
'It's the original social experiment' says Jack as he enters Celeb Big Brother house @bbuk @stage84yorkspa @Bradford_TandA @itvcorrie https://t.co/gOzrlIrxgI
'In the history of Bradford, Broomfields is a relatively short chapter but it holds great significance in how influential the railway industry was in the building of the city' 🚂 https://t.co/BPrDEwGxU3