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Multi-award-winning Newcastle architecture firm expands into LeedsFirecrest Construction completes residential care facility in LeedsUKREiiF launches high streets & urban centres day for 2027Future Farmers Autumn debate: Monday November 23Education software specialist moves into prime offices in LeedsBradford textile business Harrison Gardner enters administrationElite Office Furniture completes move to new 300,000 sq ft manufacturing facilityNew city centre rules for bikes and street trading on the way£105,000 University project brings real scientific research into Humber classroomsWork to deliver new council housing in Leeds passes 1,000-home milestoneSkipton Business Finance adds senior industry expertiseYorkshire agency ranks 67th in the worldBradford College opens cutting-edge £19.3m motor vehicle & engineering buildingSheffield Business School lecturer awarded Academic Fellowship of the CIPDMulti-award-winning Newcastle architecture firm expands into LeedsFirecrest Construction completes residential care facility in LeedsUKREiiF launches high streets & urban centres day for 2027Future Farmers Autumn debate: Monday November 23Education software specialist moves into prime offices in LeedsBradford textile business Harrison Gardner enters administrationElite Office Furniture completes move to new 300,000 sq ft manufacturing facilityNew city centre rules for bikes and street trading on the way£105,000 University project brings real scientific research into Humber classroomsWork to deliver new council housing in Leeds passes 1,000-home milestoneSkipton Business Finance adds senior industry expertiseYorkshire agency ranks 67th in the worldBradford College opens cutting-edge £19.3m motor vehicle & engineering buildingSheffield Business School lecturer awarded Academic Fellowship of the CIPD

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Historic charity whose UK story began in Yorkshire in 1880 takes on new name
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Historic charity whose UK story began in Yorkshire in 1880 takes on new name

A social care charity whose British story began in Yorkshire more than 140 years ago is entering a new chapter as The Do Good Charity. One of the UK’s longest-established social care charities, Saint John of God Hospitaller Services (SJOG) originated in North Yorkshire in 1880. Its roots go back even further – more than 450 years - when Saint John of God dedicated his life to caring for the poor and sick. The religious order that grew from his work became known in Italy as the Fatebenefratel

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St Gemma's Hospice set to expand
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St Gemma's Hospice set to expand

The Merrion Centre has announced that St Gemma’s Hospice is set to expand its presence at the centre, relocating its existing charity shop to a significantly larger, new-look store this September. The new 3,811 sq ft store will occupy a prominent location at the Merrion Centre’s main entrance from Merrion Street and will introduce a fresh, contemporary and colourful new format for the much-loved Leeds charity. Offering an extensive selection of quality pre-loved fashion alongside homeware, c

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Northern England providers of hope to be celebrated at prestigious awards
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Northern England providers of hope to be celebrated at prestigious awards

A new and impactful awards ceremony has been launched by HelloHope, a Leeds-based suicide prevention community interest company. The inaugural Hope Awards is a landmark event celebrating individuals, organisations, and communities across the North of England who are making a real difference to mental health and wellbeing. Taking place on Thursday, 8 October 2026, at New Craven Hall in Leeds, the Hope Awards aims to shine a light on people who turn care into support and compassion into action

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Sir Gareth Southgate to open new-look £21.9m Martin House Children's Hospice
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Sir Gareth Southgate to open new-look £21.9m Martin House Children's Hospice

Martin House Children’s Hospice is officially opening the doors to its new-look building following the completion of a major £21.9m redevelopment project - THE BUILD. On Friday 5th June, Sir Gareth Southgate, a Martin House ambassador, will perform the ribbon cutting at a special launch event. The celebration will be attended by families who receive care from Martin House, supporters, staff, and community partners. THE BUILD was designed to safeguard the future of children’s palliative care

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CTS UK chooses Yorkshire children's hospice as its charity partner
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CTS UK chooses Yorkshire children's hospice as its charity partner

Corporate Trade Supplies (CTS) UK, one of Yorkshire’s fastest-growing businesses, has selected Martin House Children’s Hospice in Boston Spa as its charity partner. Over the next 12 months, CTS UK, which has sites in Northallerton, Thirsk and Harworth, will be taking part in a range of fundraising events and challenges to help raise vital funds for Martin House. CTS UK’s managing director Howard Gill explained: “We’re incredibly proud to support Martin House Children's Hospice as our chosen

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Yorkshire CEO to cycle 2,000-mile perimeter of England in solo world record challenge
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Yorkshire CEO to cycle 2,000-mile perimeter of England in solo world record challenge

In June 2026, Martin Mansell, CEO of EnjoyTravel.com and known for his ultra-distance endurance challenges, will set out on a solo attempt to cycle the full perimeter of England – covering over 2,000 miles – attempting to set a new world record for cycling this route in the fastest time possible. The route, officially sanctioned by WUCA (World UltraCycling Association), the governing body and certification source for Guinness World Records for endurance cycling, covers the entire English coast

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Yorkshire bedmaker goes the extra mile for children in bed poverty
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Yorkshire bedmaker goes the extra mile for children in bed poverty

Yorkshire bedmaker, Harrison Spinks, is fundraising for Leeds-based charity, Zarach, transforming every mile of the London Marathon into a mattress for children living without a proper bed. David Labuschagne, head of marketing at Harrison Spinks, will run the London Marathon on Sunday 26th April, with each mile completed matched by the donation of a bespoke mattress, helping to give children experiencing bed poverty a safe and comfortable place to sleep. The company’s fundraising initiative

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Charity praises city's 'extraordinarily big heart'
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Charity praises city's 'extraordinarily big heart'

A homelessness charity has praised the “extraordinarily big heart” of Sheffield amid a flurry of support for a £2m appeal to rebuild its city centre hub. The Archer Project, based at Sheffield Cathedral, launched a £2m appeal in February calling on businesses in Sheffield and the wider region to help rebuild and upgrade its centre on Campo Lane. The centre, which opened in 2006, requires much-needed repairs and upgrades so staff can continue helping people at all stages of homelessness. Th

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Yorkshire house builder supports Children's Heart Surgery Fund
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Yorkshire house builder supports Children's Heart Surgery Fund

Barratt and David Wilson Homes Yorkshire West has donated £1,500 to Children’s Heart Surgery Fund (CHSF), which enables children, adults and families affected by congenital heart disease (CHD) to live empowered lives. The charity was started by surgeon Duncan Walker in 1988, operating out of Leeds Killingbeck Hospital. Decades later, there are now more adults than children living with CHD, and over 90% of CHD patients reach adulthood. Children’s Heart Surgery Fund, which helps those in Yorks

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Beverley Building Society raises over £10,300 to support mental health
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Beverley Building Society raises over £10,300 to support mental health

Beverley Building Society is proud to announce the outstanding success of its 2025 Charity of the Year campaign, raising more than £10,300 for Hull and East Yorkshire Mind and helping to support vital, life‑changing mental health services across the region. The year-long pledge to champion mental health reflects the Society’s long-standing ethos of “building better futures” not only through its financial services, but through ‘giving back’ to the region it proudly serves. Hull and East Yorks

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Yorkshire lawyer to celebrate 60th birthday with 3,000 mile row across the Atlantic
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Yorkshire lawyer to celebrate 60th birthday with 3,000 mile row across the Atlantic

David Knaggs from Harrogate celebrated his milestone 60th birthday in an unusual way on 6th December. Instead of enjoying a lunch or a party with friends and family, David and his golf partner Richard Larking, were in the Canary Islands undertaking a final preparation open ocean training row just days before they start a 3,000 mile rowing race from La Gomera to Antigua in aid of two charities. The duo, who flew to La Gomera on 30th November are taking on the infamous ‘World’s Toughest Row’ a

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Boroughbridge community charity marks 50 years with new electric car
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Boroughbridge community charity marks 50 years with new electric car

Boroughbridge Community Charity is celebrating 50 years of supporting local people with the acquisition of a new fully electric Kia car, which will be used to transport clients to hospital appointments and other essential visits. Long-time supporter of the charity, Reed Boardall, is helping to keep the new vehicle on the road by providing a free charging facility at its Boroughbridge site. The food distribution business has a long history of backing the organisation through donations and other

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