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  1. A spectacular harvest-inspired gown has been unveiled ahead of the opening of the Harrogate Autumn Flower Show, which begins on Friday at Newby Hall & Gardens.

  2. The wealth management business is running its first TV advert.

  3. The new director of Leeds Digital Festival has hailed the city’s “exceptional” tech community as new figures revealed it has the country’s largest number of technology companies outside of London.

  4. GRAHAM Alexander will be a keen observer from afar, following the progress of Jon McCracken and Ibou Touray during the international break.

  5. For the first Premier League game this season, Hull City will be without centre-back Nobel Mendy.

  6. It is a given that Britain needs to build more houses and the mistakes of the past few decades, where not enough homes have been built, cannot be repeated.

  7. McVitie’s owner Pladis has seen its profits tumble in a year which the firm said “tested every part of the food industry”.

  8. Although largely associated with breweries, Tadcaster has much more history.

  9. HCLTech Pulse aims to modernise technology foundations for fast-growing businesses.

  10. The argument to save British Steel was clear and it was one of the rare occasions where there was cross-party consensus for the Government to step in and renationalise the steelmaker.

  11. The North succeeds when we connect our people, places and potential.

  12. Theirs is a story that began in Leeds in 1977 and would go on to encompass millions of record sales, one of the best-known singles of the 1980s, and surprise second and third acts.

  13. South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard has said he is “investigating” a potential private sector proposal for a tunnel under the Woodhead Pass.

  14. Direct services between South Yorkshire and Manchester Airport could return as part of Northern Powerhouse Rail, senior officials have said.

  15. For more than 500 years, travellers crossing the unforgiving moors of the Pennines have been able to stop at a country inn near to the hills’ highest point by Woodhead.

  16. Three years ago, almost to the day, Wakefield Trinity suffered the agony of relegation.

  17. The parliamentary defeat of assisted dying legislation was narrow.

  18. It originally opened more than 100 years ago, but after being bombed during the Second World War Hull National Picture Theatre has remained closed.

  19. Technology is helping Brits save 13 days a year by making everyday tasks faster.

  20. The 1980s has been crowned Britain’s most standout decade, according to research.

  21. Debenhams has hailed the disposal of its Sheffield warehouse as a “significant step” in its transition, as the company said it now expects its net debts to be "negligible" at the end of the year.

  22. A viking-themed pub in Whitby has applied to change its name ahead of its official opening next week.

  23. The thousands of you who subscribe to this newsletter (thank you, sincerely) are bright buggers.

  24. A former NHS office building in Wakefield city centre is to be converted into an apartment block.

  25. The result of the 250th St Leger Stakes was a monumental moment as a female jockey won a British Classic for the first time.

  26. Health concerns over a ‘cockroach infestation’ at a North Ormesby shop have seen it closed for the second time in a matter of weeks.

  27. The boss of Leeds-headquartered airline and holiday company Jet2 has hit back at proposals to make flights more expensive as a way of reducing aviation emissions.

  28. Wakefield Trinity are being backed to turn a few heads in the Betfred Super League play-offs over the coming weeks by a former player who only knew survival mode in his time at the club.

  29. The owners of Britain’s highest pub have started a recruitment drive - after admitting their remote North Yorkshire location makes finding new staff difficult.

  30. North Yorkshire power station operator Drax has said it intends to create a dedicated solar and wind segment after the company last month acquired renewable infrastructure investor Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF).

  31. Passenger confidence in York’s Park and Ride network is at a record level, according to a new survey of users.

  32. If there was one good thing you could say about Sheffield United's summer transfer window, it was the phrase "tried and trusted".

  33. A man from Yorkshire who runs a YouTube channel dedicated to theme parks across Europe went upside down more than 400 times in just a few hours during his latest challenge – riding a Flamingo Land roller coaster continuously all day.

  34. Retail giant Next has warned against tax increases in next month’s Budget as it said consumers were already under mounting pressure from Iran war inflation and a weak jobs market.

  35. BARNSLEY head coach Daniel Stendel says that Vimal Yoganathan and Cieran Slicker have a good chance of being back in contention after the international break - if their fitness work continues to go well.

  36. Tributes have been paid following the unexpected death of a Leeds police officer.

  37. The sales are now in full swing which means there’s a constant stream of sheep going through our yard.

  38. Chris Wilder says Sheffield United's League Cup exit has given him "clarity" that there are players in his squad he cannot trust.

  39. Every business has a growth strategy.

  40. Skills competitions could be used to help NEETs find employment.

  41. When I lived in the US in the late 1990s and early 2000s, running my first start-up in Palo Alto, it was fashionable to buy shares on margin, in simple terms with money borrowed from a broker.

  42. Jurgen Klopp has brought Leeds United midfielder Anton Stach back into the Germany fold but it is not as straight-forward as it seems.

  43. The implementation of charges on overnight stays for visitors will have to be done right but details on how they would work are currently lacking, North Yorkshire’s mayor has said.

  44. Middleham Bridge could reopen by the end of next month as plans progress to make the historic structure safe after it was hit by a lorry.

  45. North Yorkshire Council has been called on to show evidence of cost savings resulting from its controversial home-to-school transport changes as Reform say they will cancel the policy if they get chance.

  46. This £16.99 expandable cabin bag is designed to fit Ryanair’s underseat allowance, with shoppers praising its lightweight design, extra compartments and clever shoe storage.

  47. If your broadband contract has been sitting untouched for more than two years, experts say you could be paying far more than necessary.

  48. The beloved ‘spuggie’ was once a regular sight in Yorkshire, but tree sparrows are now one of Britain’s most threatened farmland birds.

  49. A sentiment shared by Leeds United’s managing director has been shared by Michael Owen

  50. Campaigners against an asylum centre opening in a North Yorkshire village say the people of Piddington have done a “really good job”, but they will not be following suit.