2 million women were left without men to marry at the end of WWI. Alexandra Boyle reviews a book from a local author that details their extraordinary, or disappointing lives, including some women from Yorkshire.

Alexandra Boyle enjoys an afternoon playing with rare breed piglets at Porcus Farm. Then makes sausages. Mmmm.

The yearly light festival comes again to York. Alexandra Boyle went along to see the city in a whole new light.

Inkwell is described by it’s users as ‘a sanctuary in an art room’. Their latest exhibition at Leeds Central Library features the group’s work. Alexandra Boyle went along to see.

Seen the publicity for Transform? Looks a bit groovy, doesn’t it? Understand what it’s about? No, me neither.
Having read the programme, some of the events sounded really interesting, but I felt a bit overwhelmed by …

With Bettakultcha apparantly set on world (well, West Yorkshire) domination, how did it’s 2nd trip to the outside world go down? Alexandra went along to see…

Bent Architect want to make you question what it’s like to live with mental health problems, and in doing so, create an entertaining, innovative play.

Alexandra Boyle gets along to the Royal Armouries to the Farewell to Arms exhibition

Alexandra Boyle reveals Leeds Darkest Night 70 years ago on the 14th and 15th March, when it was hit by the most severe bombing raid of the Second World War

Alexandra nipped over the Pennines to see the new exhibition at Liverpool Tate featuring one of the leading media artists of the twentieth century. Was she impressed?