Liana Jacob
Search and Trends Writer at The Yorkshire Post
Search and Trends Writer @YorkshirePost. @sheffjournalism alum. Assyrian-Iraqi 🇮🇶 raised in Yorkshire. Keep dreaming. Views my own. RTs not endors. She/her.
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yorkshirepost.co.uk | Liana Jacob Search |Liana Jacob
The new 2025 tour dates and times to see Vulcan XH558 at Doncaster Sheffield Airport have been announced - here is the schedule. The iconic Avro Vulcan’s huge delta-wing will be available for visitors to walk under and observe its functions as well as thousands more aircraft displayed at Doncaster Sheffield Airport. At these tours, visitors will also get the chance to speak to the volunteer engineering team about what it takes to maintain a Vulcan.
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The National Pub and Bar Awards have been announced for 2025 and 12 pubs and bars are on the list among the best in the UK. More than 250 venues have been nominated for a National Pub and Bar Award ahead of the long Easter weekend. The annual event, which will return to London on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, highlights an eclectic range of venues across the whole of the UK by naming 94 sites as the best in their respective counties.
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The set times for Yorkshire indie band Kaiser Chiefs’ hometown show at Temple Newsam have been announced as they mark 20 years since the release of their first album ‘Employment’. Kaiser Chiefs have announced the stage times for their big hometown show at Leeds’ Temple Newsam Park on Saturday, May 31, 2025. This show will mark 20 years of their iconic debut album ‘Employment’ with famous songs such as ‘Everyday I Love You Less and Less’ and ‘I Predict A Riot’.
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The 1984 apocalyptic nuclear war film Threads set in Sheffield is set to be adapted to TV series by the makers of the Netflix hit show Adolescence. The British-Australian war drama television film was released in 1984 and is a dramatic account of the potential medical, economic, social, and environmental outcomes of a nuclear war in Britain.
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