The Yorkshire Times

The Yorkshire Times is a fully digital source for news and opinions from around the county. Our content features engaging sections on Business, Arts, Cars, Lifestyle, and Events. We maintain a strong presence on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, where we engage with our audience regularly. The Yorkshire Times is experiencing impressive growth, with our readership steadily rising each month. This trend stands in stark contrast to traditional print news outlets, which often face annual declines of around 20%.

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‘Good Name For A Boo…’: We Solve Murders By Richard Osman

4 weeks ago | yorkshiretimes.co.uk | Richard Osman |Suzanne Snow |Noel O’Reilly |Kate Atkinson

artsDo you remember the voice analyst who listened to the taunting tape believed to have been sent by Peter Sutcliffe, aka The Yorkshire Ripper, and who pinpointed the very area of Sunderland where the voice (aka Wearside Jack) came from? He correctly identified the cadences, the accent and dialogue and we were all amazed. Oh, to revel in language, to appreciate the nuances and lilts, to recognize the precise accents and rhythms.
New Report Signals Uk’s Decline As A Home For Entrepreneurs, As Pressure Mounts On Chancellor Ahead Of The Spring Statement

Mar 27, 2025 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk

UK’s digital infrastructure unfit for purpose, as regional inequality also restricts UK entrepreneurship.
Busting Business Waste Myths Before Simpler Recycling Takes Effect

Mar 9, 2025 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk | Graham Matthews

businessBy Graham Matthews, Dry Mixed Recycling Expert at BusinessWaste.co.ukDefra’s new Simpler Recycling reforms will soon take effect, businesses must take a closer look at their waste management practices. Yet, misinformation continues to circulate, leading to unnecessary costs, non-compliance, and environmental harm. The world of waste is incredibly complex, with plenty of challenges and considerations.
Expert Reveals The Exact Date You Should Start Your Spring Cleaning!

Mar 8, 2025 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk

Experts reveal the exact date we should kick off spring cleaning this year, as well as five top tips for sprucing your home up on a budget.
Eating Disorders Awareness Week: Latest NHS Figures Show Hospital Admissions For Eating Disorders Are Soaring.

Mar 3, 2025 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk

An expert today warned that soaring numbers of people suffering from eating disorders are unable to get the help they need.
Top Christmas-Inspired Baby Names, Data Reveals

Dec 24, 2024 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk

Choosing the perfect baby name can often be a tricky decision for parents-to-be, especially for those who may want to honour the magic of the festive season with their choice.
AI-Driven Scams Are Targeting Christmas Shoppers With Fake Discounts

Dec 23, 2024 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk

As the Christmas shopping season is in full swing, AI is revolutionising industries and enhancing productivity but it is also fueling a concerning trend: discount fraud.
Forareian: Avenue Cars By Chris Speck

Dec 6, 2024 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk | Chris Speck |Jack Anderson |Min Jin Lee |Lisa Jewell

arts‘Forareian’. Anyone recognise it? It’s the only way I can think of to spell it – as it is spoken - since I’ve never seen it written down. My mother-in-law was a southerner and one of the first people to let me know I had a northern accent (despite my being subjected to elocution lessons as a child).
Life’s Symphony: The Grief Doctor By Jack Anderson

Nov 22, 2024 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk | Jack Anderson |Min Jin Lee |Lisa Jewell |Michael Magee

artsDespite psychologists and bereavement counsellors telling us there are five stages of grief which we all experience, I have found that we can display grief differently. Some people cry immediately or at the funeral or later, when something seemingly unconnected occurs and unleashes a wave of pent-up or carefully controlled emotion.
Survival And Family: Pachinko By Min Jin Lee

Nov 8, 2024 | yorkshiretimes.co.uk | Min Jin Lee |Lisa Jewell |Michael Magee |Gabrielle Zevin

artsReviewWherever I lay my hat, that’s my home is a favourite song of mine by Paul Young. I remember driving up the motorway, en route to visit family in Scotland, when we saw in the distance, the high-rise flats of Glasgow. “Not pretty,” I said, and the voice beside me replied, knowingly, “Maybe but each flat is someone’s home.” House, flat or bungalow, mansion, castle or palace, it’s home to someone and home is a word with a special meaning.