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Sheffield City Hall illuminated at dusk, with warm golden lighting highlighting the grand stone façade and clock tower, surrounded by trees and modern lampposts in the Peace Gardens

In South Yorkshire, you find a corner of England that has long been built on solid ground, quite literally. This is a county of steel, …

A bustling scene at the Piece Hall in Halifax, West Yorkshire, with hundreds of people gathered in the large open courtyard surrounded by symmetrical stone arcades and columns. In the background, a tall church spire rises above green hills under a partly cloudy sky.

West Yorkshire is where England gets properly northern

by kenroe61@gmail.comUpdated on April 2, 2026June 27, 2025

West Yorkshire is England with its boots on. It is mills and moors, cities and villages, literature and industry, all crammed into one surprisingly compact …

Sunset over the rolling hills and dry-stone walls of the Yorkshire Dales, with rocky foreground, winding dry stone walls, and a golden sky casting warm light across the landscape

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Yorkshire is where England stretches out and takes a deep breath

by kenroe61@gmail.comUpdated on April 2, 2026June 25, 2025

Yorkshire sits contentedly in the middle of England like a great big chunk of countryside that refuses to be hurried. It is the largest county …

Yorkshire Dales landscape with limestone dry stone wales and an unpaved track

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Yorkshire, the county that thinks it’s a country – and pulls it off!

by kenroe61@gmail.comUpdated on April 2, 2026December 18, 2020

If ever a region was born with its sleeves rolled up and a kettle already on, it’s Yorkshire. This is a land that greets you …