Leeds International Festival of Ideas: Grace Beverley ‘How to break moulds and influence people’
I took my friend and fellow female business owner, Boom Chikka Boom’s Faye Kenny, to the Leeds International Festival for Grace Beverley’s session – How to break moulds and influence people – at The Playhouse. I’ll admit, I went in with a bit of skepticism and preconceived notions. The reason I was interested? Grace was […]
Burgerati: at Trinity Kitchen until 22 September
Day 50621 of the school holidays and I was absolutely sick of cooking and trying my very best to find things to occupy my children. Treating us all to a trip to Trinity Kitchen to try out the new Burgerati was the only mission on today’s agenda. Bonus – it’s one of a few things […]
The Aftermath – The Piece Hall, Northern Broadsides and Northern Rascals.
My teenage daughter and I watched the amazing performance of The Aftermath, a Northern Broadsides, Northern Rascals and Piece Hall production. The Aftermath, choreographed by Anna Holmes and Sam Ford from Northern Rascals, is an open-air dance theatre piece exploring the passion of Calderdale youth in the age of COVID-19. It is performed by 20 professional […]
Harvey Nichols 4th Floor Brasserie – Not to be missed
How lovely it was, towards the end of a miserable week, to have the opportunity to enjoy some exquisite food with my daughter at Harvey Nics. It was always going to be a gamble to sit my teen in front of the menu in The 4th Floor Brasserie. She’s insanely picky and would happily eat […]
In Conversation With Sat Mann
Robyn Wilson met up with Sat at Lean Lunch, to discover there’s a lot more to this Leeds food outlet and its owner than you might think. What were your reasons for creating Lean Lunch and what’s the overall concept? We launched in July 2017, so three years ago now. The why behind it is […]
