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Yorkshire housebuilder focuses on local heritage with photo competition

Yorkshire housebuilder focuses on local heritage with photo competition

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November 3, 20211 min readYorkshireBusinessMan.co.uk

Leeds based Harron Homes launched a photography competition in celebration of Yorkshire Day on 1st August, and is urging locals to submit their entries before the November deadline.

Recognising the beauty and uniqueness of the county of Yorkshire, the winning entries will be displayed on Harron’s upcoming 2022 calendar. Images can cover everything from areas of natural beauty to animals, people, or everyday life in Yorkshire.

Alison Taylor-Shaw, sales and marketing director for Harron Homes Yorkshire said: “We’re incredibly proud of the gorgeous locations our developments are set in and are enjoying this opportunity to celebrate all things Yorkshire and capture this wonderful county. The entries we’ve received so far are fabulous and we’re looking forward to seeing more wonderful spots across the county.”

To enter the competition, please submit your JPEG images to [email protected], along with a short descriptive caption. Entries must be in by Monday 15th November 2021, with the top 12 images being selected for use on Harron’s 2022 calendar. Please send any queries about the competition to the same email address.

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