Neil Hudson
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Retro arcade game emporium opens in Kirkstall, Leeds
Modern computer games present ultra-realistic environments and vast open worlds but one man believes retro gaming is about to make a big comeback. → Read More
Twelve photos that show what old Leeds used to look like
These images are from the Yorkshire Post archive and depict scenes of Leeds life during the 20th century - they show just how much the city has changed in the last 100 years. → Read More
Bond needs to die - preferably in the opening scene
Forget climate change, Donald Trump and Brexit - there’s a far more important issue which needs sorting out - James Bond. → Read More
Cycling charity voices concerns over pollution levels in Leeds, Hull and York
Sustrans, the national cycling charity, has called for urgent legislation to tackle what it claims are harmful kerbside pollution levels. → Read More
Secretive Leeds supper club by former Masterchef finalist just scooped a major award
Afsaneh Kaviani's Persian supper club won Best World at this year's YEP Oliver Awards, which celebrate the best of the best in the local dining and brewing scene. → Read More
These are all of the Leeds restaurants which won at the Oliver Awards
The 2019 YEP Oliver Awards were hosted by Harry Gration at Elland Road Centenary Pavilion on Monday March 11. → Read More
All the winners at the Yorkshire Evening Post restaurant Oliver Awards
New faces and nationally renowned professionals dominated the YEP's 11th annual Oliver awards, hosted by Look North's Harry Gration. → Read More
Leeds College of Building wants female brickies, sparkies and plasterers...
Leeds College of Building is running female taster sessions for over-16s in DIY all week in trades such as plastering, plumbing, brick laying, electrics, carpentry, tiling and more. → Read More
Worzel Gummidge comes to Leeds... in 1993
Dateline: February 15, 1993... Actor Jon Pertwee is shown here at the Schofield Centre, Leeds, with Wayne Kaeey, seven, of Gipton, and Christopher Cunningham, four, of Moortown. The boys were the winners of a Worzel Gummidge lookalike competition had been hoping to meet TV scarecrow Mr Pertwee during his visit to the city in August but were disappointed when he fell ill and had to cut short his… → Read More
Faulty trains made in Leeds go straight into storage
Leeds, Hunslet, February 3, 1993: Multi-million pound electric trains were being towed from a Leeds factory production line straight into storage because of mechanical faults. → Read More
Mission to revive rare mural and mark 900 years of church history
Rev Paul Knight is on a mission to restore one of the rarest church murals in the country and mark 900 years of history… Neil Hudson reports → Read More
Colette director Wash Westmoreland: Making this film was my late husband’s last wish for our careers
The tragic loss of his partner to motor neurone disease motivated Leeds-born director Wash Westmoreland as he made his latest Hollywood film. Neil Hudson reports. → Read More
Gas leak in Leeds causing road closures and disruption
Roads are set to be closed in Leeds tonight and major disruption is expected after a gas main was ruptured. → Read More
School could benefit from Leeds roundabout shed planning row
A Leeds carpenter who fell foul of council planning laws after he placed one of his bespoke timber framed buildings next to a roundabout has decided to donate it to a local school or nursery. → Read More
The curious objects on show at museums in Leeds
Leeds museums house a collection of over a million artefacts and other objects, many of them rare and some really quite bizarre. → Read More
Danger of flooding as River Aire levels increase
Water levels on the The River Aire have risen dramatically following torrential rain and snow over the weekend - but they are still some way off the Boxing Day floods of 2015. → Read More
Time we looked ‘underground’ for a solution to Leeds’ traffic woes
The thought did cross my mind that, instead of using lots of different words to fill up this column this week, I could take the novel approach of using just one. Said word would be repeated over and over and over… and over. → Read More
Actor falls through stage during Lion Witch Wardrobe in Leeds
An actor fell... not through the wardrobe but through the stage during tonights performance of The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe at West Yorkshire Playhouse. → Read More
Neil Hudson: Time for web giants to clean up their act... or face the courts
Social media platforms like facebook and twitter are heading for a fall. What they have effectively created is a virtual ‘Wild West’, in which anything goes and never mind about the morals. → Read More
Oliver Awards: 10th annual Yorkshire Evening Post restaurant industry awards NEEDS YOU to tell us about your favourite restaurants
The tenth annual Yorkshire Evening Post Oliver Awards are up and running and we’re already received almost 100 entries for what looks set to be our biggest ever awards ceremony. → Read More