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2 weeks ago | 
bbc.com | Victoria Scheer |Olivia Richwald
Students 'privileged' to be showing at ChelseaVictoria Scheer & Olivia RichwaldBBC/Olivia RichwaldCourse leader Jo Cullingworth, tutor Jade Loftus and student Ellie Davey at the RHS Chelsea Flower ShowA group of floristry students have said it was a "massive privilege" to be able to showcase their talents at this year's RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
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3 weeks ago | 
bbc.co.uk | Victoria Scheer |Olivia Richwald
Image source, Olivia Richwald/BBCImage caption, Musical performances are taking place in unexpected places across the district during Saturday and SundayVictoria Scheer and Olivia RichwaldAn unbroken 36-hour long musical parade through Bradford and its surrounding countryside, which has taken two years to plan, has got under way.
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3 weeks ago | 
bbc.com | Victoria Scheer |Olivia Richwald
'Magical' 36-hour musical journey takes over cityVictoria Scheer and Olivia RichwaldOlivia Richwald/BBCMusical performances are taking place in unexpected places across the district during Saturday and SundayAn unbroken 36-hour long musical parade through Bradford and its surrounding countryside, which has taken two years to plan, has got under way.
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3 weeks ago | 
bbc.com | Rachel Russell |Olivia Richwald
'Boil order' lifted after tap water bacteria alertRachel Russell & Olivia RichwaldBBCDanielle Ward, from Care Legacy, in Bentham, said Yorkshire Water's boil order had caused some problemsA "boil order" issued for parts of North Yorkshire after tap water was found to contain higher than usual levels of a type of bacteria has been lifted. Yorkshire Water put the order in place earlier this week after coliform, a family of bacteria containing E.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Rachel Russell |Olivia Richwald
A "boil order" issued for parts of North Yorkshire after tap water was found to contain higher than usual levels of a type of bacteria has been lifted. Yorkshire Water put the order in place earlier this week after coliform, a family of bacteria containing E. coli, was found in tap water in Bentham, High Bentham, Low Bentham and Burton in Lonsdale.
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1 month ago | 
bbc.com | Olivia Richwald
'I come back to Normandy to say hello to comrades who didn't make it home'Olivia RichwaldReporting fromNormandy, FranceOlivia Richwald/BBCKen Cooke on the ferry to France for VE DayAged 99, D-Day veteran Ken Cooke has outlived almost every comrade but refuses to be called a hero. To mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, he has returned to France to tell his story in the hope the sacrifice made by his generation is never forgotten.
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1 month ago | 
bbc.com | Olivia Richwald
'I lost my kidney to a silent assassin'Olivia RichwaldOLIVIA RICHWALD/BBCStacey, 47, from Leeds has suffered from endometriosis for 25 yearsA woman who lost a kidney, her womb and parts of her vagina and bowel due to endometriosis has urged others to fight for a diagnosis of what she has described as a "silent assassin". Stacey, 47, from Leeds, started developing the symptoms of the disease 25 years ago, but it was not finally confirmed until 2010.
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1 month ago | 
bbc.co.uk | Julia Bryson |Olivia Richwald
Image source, Servizio Fotografico – Vatican MediaImage caption, The Roman Catholic Bishop of Leeds has paid tribute to Pope FrancisJulia Bryson & Olivia RichwaldPope Francis is being remembered throughout Yorkshire as church services are held following his death at the age of 88. At Leeds Cathedral, the Vatican flag is flying at half-mast and a Holy Mass for the repose of his soul was held at 12:30 BST.
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1 month ago | 
bbc.com | Julia Bryson |Olivia Richwald
Yorkshire reflects on death of Pope FrancisJulia Bryson & Olivia RichwaldOlivia Richwald/BBCA Holy Mass for the repose of the soul of Pope Francis was held at Leeds CathedralPope Francis is being remembered throughout Yorkshire, as church services are held following his death at the age of 88. At Leeds Cathedral, the Vatican flag is flying at half-mast and a Holy Mass for the repose of his soul was held at 12:30 BST.
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2 months ago | 
bbc.co.uk | Olivia Richwald
Image caption, Tom Fletcher, with his mother Libby Cass, is supported by Acorn Community CareA disability charity says living wage and National Insurance increases mean it will be forced to empty its reserves of cash to continue caring. Acorn Community Care in Norton, North Yorkshire, helps 30 adults with learning disabilities and predicts that it needs to use more than £50,000 of savings to continue running this financial year.
