Podcasts about Hebden Bridge

Dave B and Dave D are waiting for your messages!Have an early Easter treat on us, its the latest episode of Daftaboutcraft, the craft beer podcast!Sulwath Brewery have been operating for 30 years this year and were an amazing surprise to both Daves in our feature interview. Scott Henderson is the third generation of the family to be involved in the brewery and he got in touch having listened to previous episodes. If you want classic beers brewed to an exceptionally high standard, Sulwath are for you.When was the last time you had a beer from Vocation? Dave and Dave hadn't had one for a long time, but put that right in Pints Of View, as Hebden Bridge's finest square off against Briarbank Brewery from Ipswich and Conwy Brewery from Colwyn Bay.Two trips to the seaside are the order of the day for our Brew To Me feature as we try beers for the first time from Morecambe Bay-based Accidental Brewery and Fat Head Brewery from Weston Super-Mare.All this and more in the latest episode of Daftaboutcraft, the craft beer podcast!We're delighted to be backed by Craft Brew Festival, curators of unique beer festival experiences across Britain, and Mosaic Board Print, manufacturers of epic beermats.

Wolfgang Flür was born in Frankfurt in 1947 but moved to Düsseldorf in the early ‘50s, which has been home ever since. As a young man he played in the band The Sprits Of Sound, and studied to be an architect, hoping to get into interior design. Wolfgang joined Kraftwerk in 1973 and plays on one of the most remarkable album runs in pop music history; “Autobahn”, “Radioactivity”, “Trans Europe Express”, “The Man Machine”, and “Computer World”. He left the band in the mid-80's and his relationship with his former bandleader Ralf Hütter has been somewhat acrimonious over the past few decades. Wolfgang has just released a new record entitled “Times”, which you'll hear clips from during our conversation. The album features collaborations from Peter Hook (formally of Joy Division and New Order of course), and Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter. The day before the interview I was informed that Wolfgang's musical partner Peter Duggal would be sitting in on the call too. Peter is a musician and producer based in Hebden Bridge, and is very amenable company. This was a fun chat. Wolfgang is really funny and interesting. It probably goes without saying that I absolutely love Kraftwerk, and although I sensed it would not be wise to focus on them too much, it's still a thrill to have them represented on the podcast.   Instagram: @sendingsignalspodcast

Get in touch with Ultrarunning Sam here ⬅️In this episode I speak to returning guest Stu Westfield from Ranger Ultras.Ranger Ultras hold a special place for me and my racing career, with the PB57 being my first race win back in 2019.So this conversation is a catch up with Stu and a chat about what we've both been up to over the years since we last sat down for chat. Stu's races really are representative of what local grassroots ultramarathon's are all about. Low prices, maximum fun and a loyal community of racers. If you haven't done one of Stu's races before then I suggest you look them up!Stu spent many years as part of the Spine safety team, before setting up his own race company rangerultras.co.uk.Ranger Ultras delivers financially accessible events in and around the Peak District and Yorkshire Moors.In line with his ethos of low key, high quality events. Stu felt that trail runners should be able to enjoy the views of the Pennines that the big corporate sponsored multi-day races offer (mentioning no names) but without the huge price tag. This led to the conception of his PB270 and PB137 races in April.Both fully supported start the clock ultras up the Pennine Bridleway, from Middleton Top near Matlock, to Kirkby Stephen for the 270.The 137 goes from Hebden Bridge to Kirkby Stephen, starting a day later.All of the wow factor of a multi-day race along the Pennines, but without the traveling circus and high costs.Ranger Ultras currently offer the below races throughout the year for you to get stuck into!PB270 - Pennine Bridleway ChallengePB137 - Pennine Bridleway ChallengeYorkshire 3 Peaks Peak District South and North (1 day or full weekend options)PB55km UltraPB18km UltraHigh Peak 70/100 UltraHigh Peak 18km TrailAs well as the grand slam over the race season.....Follow the below link to find out more rangerultras.co.ukURS

In this episode we explore the tragic and unsolved case of Lindsay Jo Rimer, a 13-year-old girl from Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, who disappeared in 1994. Her body was discovered five months later in the Rochdale Canal, and despite extensive investigations, her murder remains unsolved.It's been 30 years since Lindsay's disappearance and this case continues to perplex investigators and has deeply affected the community.Join me as we shed light on the enduring quest for justice for Lindsay Jo Rimer.Listen now on Spreaker, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast platform.Don't miss an episode—follow, comment, like, and share!Connect with us on social media @‌themondaynightrevue or email at themondaynightrevue@gmail.com.Explore our podcast merch: Shop HereSupport the show: Buy Me a CoffeeDiscover curated reads: BookshopFor ad-free episodes, minisodes, and exclusive perks, join us on Patreon: Support on PatreonWritten and edited by Corinna Harrod with Holly Clarke. Artwork by Jessica Holmes. Music: "The Mooche" by Duke Ellington (1928). Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-monday-night-revue--4921180/support.

On this week's episode of Local Legends, Martin is joined by author, folklorist, musician and songwriter Paul Weatherhead, whose book Weird Calderdale is a must-have for fans of Yorkshire folklore!Paul is a native of the Calder Valley in Yorkshire, and was brought up in Hebden Bridge. After finishing school and his BA, Paul spent several years teaching in Greece, Moscow and Northern Siberia before he returned to Calder Valley in the late 1990s. With a longstanding obsession with the weird history of the area he grew up, he wrote Weird Calderdale, the first edition of which was released in 2003 which went on to become a local best-seller.After earning his MA, Paul's writing then began to be published in various magazines and journals, including Psychology Today, The Skeptic, Northern Life and Psychedelic Scene. He frequently writes on topics including mass hysteria, delusions, weird history and folklore. And on the mass hysteria and delusions front, his latest book, released in September 2024, is called Social Panics and Phantom Attackers – A Study of Imaginary Assailants, which was co-written with renowned sociologist Robert Bartholomew: a mega-interesting topic which we discuss in some depth during this episode.As well as his research interests, Paul is a musician and songwriter, playing electric mandolin with cult folk rock band The Ukrainians for many years, as well as composing solo work consisting of comic folk horror songs inspired by 60s psychedelia, 80s video nasties and the Hebden Bridge Times.All of which makes Paul the ideal person to speak to about Yorkshire, and about folk music, too. To learn more about Paul and his work and books, and to read his excellent blog, do be sure to visit his website at paulweatherhead.com.Otherwise, settle in for a chat which engages with topics including local witches battling Cliff Richard, Yorkshire's zombies, the Halifax guillotine, local anti-hero Tom Bell, unidentified flying objects, and so much more!The Three Ravens is an English Myth and Folklore podcast hosted by award-winning writers Martin Vaux and Eleanor Conlon.Released on Mondays, each weekly episode focuses on one of England's 39 historic counties, exploring the history, folklore and traditions of the area, from ghosts and mermaids to mythical monsters, half-forgotten heroes, bloody legends, and much, much more. Then, and most importantly, the pair take turns to tell a new version of an ancient story from that county - all before discussing what that tale might mean, where it might have come from, and the truths it reveals about England's hidden past...Bonus Episodes are released on Thursdays plus Local Legends episodes on Saturdays - interviews with acclaimed authors, folklorists, podcasters and historians with unique perspectives on that week's county.With a range of exclusive content on Patreon, too, including audio ghost tours, the Three Ravens Newsletter, and monthly Three Ravens Film Club episodes about folk horror films from across the decades, why not join us around the campfire and listen in?Learn more at www.threeravenspodcast.com, join our Patreon at www.patreon.com/threeravenspodcast, and find links to our social media channels here: https://linktr.ee/threeravenspodcast Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Loose Ends is in Hebden Bridge this week, a town made famous by the BBC drama Happy Valley, but you might also recognise the place and its glorious scenery from Last Tango in Halifax, Gentleman Jack or The Gallow's Pole. Clive will talk to local resident and bestselling novelist Joanne Harris, maybe best known for Chocolat which was adapted into an Oscar nominated film of the same name. Her latest book The Moonlight Garden is a fantasy set in a "long ago and far away" version of London and fits right into the wildly popular "romantasy" genre - a good fit for a town renowned for its quirky ways and alternative lifestyles. Also in the show, the acclaimed comedian and actor Richard Blackwood, best known for roles in Hollyoaks and EastEnders as well as on stage, is out on the road and passing through town on a stand up tour promising heavyweight laughs and no messing. TV presenter, GP and host of Europe's most popular wellness podcast Dr Ranjan Chatterjee will be easing us all into the New Year, just about the time when we all begin to fall off the New Year resolutions wagon and we'll be hearing about what happened to his own long held ambition to be Jon Bon Jovi. And award wining stand-up comedian and Hebden resident Nina Gilligan will explain why her new show is called Goldfish. Music from former I am Kloot frontman John Bramwell and band The Full Harmonic Convergence and also from all female Indie-folk band The Deep Blue. Presented by Clive Anderson Produced by Olive Clancy

A rambling and somewhat chaotic chat with Ray & Sam from ska/punk/funk band Smiling Ivy recorded backstage at the Foundry music venue in Sheffield. They even brought their own handwritten 10 point list of worst times for this one! Going back over a decade - Chris, Ray & Sam have got a lot of ground to cover. They recount the time they toured the Alps, almost crashed the van in Paris and had to save the drummer from a Jimi Hendrix style ending. Plus the time that the band were due to play a festival just outside Bristol but ended up in Hebden Bridge due to an email error. Also, why have Smiling Ivy been banned from multiple places around the country, how did they end up playing a Snow Festival with no snow and does a drum kit have a volume knob? Smiling Ivy are releasing a new album soon and they have gigs coming up. Check out their socials for more details! And warning - this podcast features adult language and adult themes!

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.thelesbianprojectpod.com1.        Hebden Bridge https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20241025-hebden-bridge-the-surprising-lesbian-capital-of-the-uk2.        Gone South series 1 – Who killed Margaret Coon? (also in Spotify, Apple etc)

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Graham tells us what he learned by talking to Sean O'Hagan from the High Llamas when he saw the band at Hebden Bridge last weekend.Graham has also been watching Fellini's Roma (1972) in Italian! And visiting the new William Morris arts and crafts exhibition in York, which of course Charles has seen too.The duo comment on the recent announcement that Watermark Gallery in Harrogate is to close. They talk about why they'll be missed and how likely it is they can find new premises.Graham is suitably impressed by the best sound system he's ever heard at a prog rock event (Pink Floyd against Genesis) he gave at a talk at earlier this week - at the magnificent All Saints Church in Kirkby Overblow in Harrogate.How much money do famous Christmas songs make on Spotify?The weird thing about Procol Harum's number 1 hit A Whiter Shade of Pale (1967).Keep in touch with Two Big Egos in a Small Car:X@2big_egosFacebook@twobigegos

Today are guests are Slomo. A band made up of members Chris (“Holy”) McGrail who recently contributed to Julian Cope's Dope and Queen Elizabeth projects and Howard Marsden who co-runs Hebden Bridge's already-legendary Ambient Bowling Club, where experimental music mixes with environmental sounds, low chatter and the soft clank of bowls. We discuss ancient sites around the UK, The Modern Antiquarian and Slomo's musc to date including their fifth album in 20 years, “Zen and Zennor”; their sonic palette refreshed, their focus again tuned to the spectral otherness of Land's End. The cover star – Zennor Quoit – is a colossal megalithic structure to be found on moorland above the village of Zennor, 4.5 miles to the west of St Ives.

On the Shelf for September 2024 The Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 295 with Heather Rose Jones Your monthly roundup of history, news, and the field of sapphic historical fiction. In this episode we talk about: What I did on my summer vacation Book ShoppingLiddington, Jill. 2010. Presenting the Past: Anne Lister of Halifax 1791-1840. Pennine Press, Hebden Bridge. ISBN 978-873378-02-1 Liddington, Jill. 2019. Nature's Domain: Anne Lister and the Landscape of Desire. Pennine Press, Hebden Bridge. ISBN 1-873378-48-9 Recent Lesbian/Sapphic Historical FictionChivalry in the Shadows by Meg Merriet Wahlberg Generations by Madison Locke Netherford Hall by Natania Barron Between Feud and Treason by Francis Grash The Pudding Lane Witch by A.W. Jackson The Pirate's Willing Captive (Swain Cove #1) by Renee Dahlia The Market Women of Diamond Square by Jan Ellen Kurth Everything Glittered by Robin Talley Beyond a World Apart by Caitlin E. Myers The Dishonest Miss Take by Faye Murphy The Duke's Sister and I by Emma-Claire Sunday Frederica and the Viscountess by Barbara Davies What I've been consumingPaladin's Faith (Saint of Steel #4) by T. Kingfisher This month we interview Natania Barron and talk about:The historical and fantasy contributions to Netherford Hall The structure of the series Natania's Arthurian series Netherford Hall by Natania Barron Queens of Fate (series) A transcript of this podcast is available here. (Interview transcripts added when available.) Links to the Lesbian Historic Motif Project Online Website: http://alpennia.com/lhmp Blog: http://alpennia.com/blog RSS: http://alpennia.com/blog/feed/ Twitter: @LesbianMotif Discord: Contact Heather for an invitation to the Alpennia/LHMP Discord server The Lesbian Historic Motif Project Patreon Links to Heather Online Website: http://alpennia.com Email: Heather Rose Jones Mastodon: @heatherrosejones@Wandering.Shop Bluesky: @heatherrosejones Facebook: Heather Rose Jones (author page) Links to Natania Barron Online Website: NataniaBarron.com Bluesky: @natania.bsky.social Threads: @NataniaBarron TicTok: @NataniaBooks

In this True Crime episode, Join Emma Kenny as we delve into the cold case of Lindsay Rimer, a young girl whose life was tragically cut short over two decades ago in Hebden Bridge, UK. Despite the passage of time, the questions surrounding her disappearance and subsequent murder remain unanswered. This episode revisits the last known moments of Lindsay's life, the extensive investigation efforts, and the appeals for new information that continue to this day. We explore the impact of Lindsay's case on her family and the community, highlighting the importance of persistence in seeking justice for unsolved cases. Subscribe to be part of a respectful journey into one of the UK's most enduring mysteries, as we keep the memory of Lindsay Rimer alive and maintain hope for a resolution.

A stone's throw from the river in Hebden Bridge town centre Jill and Kathryn make a discovery under their eaves: House Martins have arrived. A summer of ups and downs follows and we track events over the year to learn more about the lives of these ‘epic' little migrant birds, and how to love a ‘pile of poop'. We also find out more about Britain's other Spring arrivals swifts, swallows and sand martins, and how to tell them apart.

Ed and Brant came up with an idea in 2015 inside a pub to start up a brand to make trousers. They found out that Hebden Bridge, where they live, used to be known as Trousertown. It used to make 20,000 pairs of trousers, not a year but a week! Wow! That's a lot of trousers. Sadly, things started to decline in these places as we all know how manufacturing started to stop. Brant and Ed in the pub came up with an idea! So it began a kick-started and crowd fund, and 2016 HebTroCo was here to stay. One of the most inspirational stories on how friendship brought so many wonderful people together to keep going with a brand that is only going from strength to strength and enjoying what they have began. You can find HebTroCo here www.hebtro.co

My guests, for the first episode of 2024, are Wolfgang Flür and Peter Duggal Wolfgang Flür, a true legend of electronic music, needs little introduction. He was a member of Kraftwerk, one of the most influential acts of all-time, from 1973-1987.  He played electronic drums on Kraftwerk's best known albums, including ‘Autobahn', ‘Trans Europe Express' and ‘The Man Machine'   Peter, who has worked with a number of artists over the years, including Apache Indian and electronic musician, MAPS is a musician and producer based in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. Peter's first single ‘‘Psyche' released in 1990 achieved chart success in the UK Dance and Indie charts  Peter and Wolfgang talk to me about the making of their album ‘Magazine 1' which came out in 2022 on Cherry Red Records. This excellent album features a number of guest musicians, including Claudia Brücken from Propaganda and legendary bassist, Peter Hook (Joy Division/New Order  For more information on Peter Duggal's work visit: https://www.peterduggal.com

Ian McMillan ho ho hosts a special Christmas edition of The Verb from the Trades Club in Hebden Bridge, recorded in front of a live audience. With stories and verse and song to bring comfort and joy, from poet Jackie Kay, singer-songwriter Amelia Coburn, international storyteller Danyah Miller and doorstep poet Rowan McCabe who's been knocking on stranger's doors and offering to write them a poem especially for The Verb. So pull up a chair and make yourself comfortable. Are you ready? Then we'll begin...Producer: Cecile Wright

Hello to you listening in Hebden Bridge, a market town in the Calderdale district of West Yorkshire, England!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Time Out Tuesday and your host, Diane Wyzga.You've heard his music as the backdrop for my 60 Seconds podcast episodes, my guest interviews, and most recently my newly launched Quarter Moon Story Arts NewsAudioLetter. Steve Schuck is my delightfully complex and complicated - as family members of Creatives might agree - musician, recording artist, song writer, author, and brother-in-law. His label, Night Heron Music, has received multiple awards.But Steve and I also share a love of poetry. All Hallows by recently deceased Nobel Prize winning poet Louise Gluck is one of his favorite seasonal poems. We thought you might enjoy it.All Hallows"Even now this landscape is assembling.The hills darken. The oxensleep in their blue yoke,the fields having beenpicked clean, the sheavesbound evenly and piled at the roadsideamong cinquefoil, as the toothed moon rises:This is the barrennessof harvest or pestilence.And the wife leaning out the windowwith her hand extended, as in payment,and the seedsdistinct, gold, callingCome hereCome here, little oneAnd the soul creeps out of the tree." [~ Louise Gluck, from her first book of poems, The House on Marshland]You're always invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, would you subscribe, share a 5-star rating + nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time!Meanwhile, stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website to:✓ Check out What I Offer,✓ Arrange your free Story Start-up Session,✓ Opt In to my monthly NewsAudioLetter for bonus gift, valuable tips & techniques to enhance your story work, and✓ Stay current with Diane on LinkedIn.Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present Quarter Moon Story Arts. All rights reserved.

Best-selling author Juno Dawson casts a spell on Graham with Her Majesty's Royal Coven - a tale of witches, prophecies, supernatural happenings in Hebden Bridge and Spice Girls fandom. Were the clubbers spellbound or cursing? Plus, Blue Lights and Sex Education actress and stand-up, Andi Osho, talks about her Tough Crowd, Sara Collins gets nostalgic, and we get a heads up on the next big thing on the book charts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ian McMillan presents Radio 3's The Verb from the Trades Club in Hebden Bridge, North Yorkshire. He's joined by poet Clare Shaw whose poetry extols the poetic possibilities of peat bogs and moss; Ben and David Crystal whose new book Everyday Shakespeare offers us a quotation from the bard for every day of the year; Jimmy Andrex offers a meeting place between music and poetry and singer Emily Portman and musician Rob Harbron sing the words of Irish poet Louis MacNeice

Welcome aboard our voyage of new music discovery! This week we chat new albums from Afflecks Palace and Daughter, tracks from Nation of Language, The National and billy woods, a chilled out EP from Angel Olsen, and Andy bumps into musical royalty in Hebden Bridge. This episodes album of the week is 10,000 gecs by 100 gecsCheck out the AiNM playlist - one song from each of our featured albums throughout the yearIf you enjoy the pod please like, subscribe and leave us a reviewIf you are feeling super generous, please consider supporting us by buying us a coffee and helping us run the podcastJoin the conversation and friend us up on Instagram or FacebookRead more about our musical adventures, and check out our previously featured albums on our websiteAnd don't forget to join us next week when our featured album will be Asking For A Ride by White Reaper

John Wilson talks to photographer Martin Parr about the formative influences and experiences that inspired his own creativity. Globally renowned for his witty and satirical scenes of British life, Parr made his name in the 1970s with a series of monochrome photographs documenting the community of Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. His fame grew with his 1985 project The Last Resort, which captured the spirit of the great British holiday in images of ice-cream, chips, and sunburnt bodies on the litter-strewn concrete promenade of New Brighton, Liverpool. Since then, his instantly recognisable work has examined subjects including global consumerism, mass tourism and class. He has published over a hundred books of his work, exhibited all round the world, and is regarded as one of Britain's greatest photographers. Parr is celebrated as Master Of Photography at the 2023 Photo London fair, and has recently opened his own Foundation to exhibit the work of emerging photographers alongside his own. Martin Parr reveals how, growing up in suburban Surrey, he was introduced to photography by his Yorkshire grandfather during holiday visits. He remembers seeing exhibitions by Bill Brandt and Henri Cartier-Bresson in the late 1960s, but it was the work of British street photographer Tony Ray-Jones, whose images he first saw whilst studying photography at Manchester Polytechnic, that was most influential. Martin Parr further developed his distinctive documentary style, and his use of saturated colour processing techniques, after seeing work by American photographer William Egglestone. Martin Parr also chooses the 1991 film Night On Earth by Jim Jarmusch as a key influence on his quirky approach to storytelling, and reflects on how his style and subjects have developed over the years. Producer: Edwina Pitman

VYS0018 | Ex Cabus Ad Astra - Vayse to Face with Kathryn J Preston - Show Notes Kathryn J Preston is an author, investigator and discoverer of the "LaManChe Zodiac", a terrestrial zodiac that is centred around the county that Hine and Buckley grew up in. This interview covers a wide range of topics connected to the LaManChe Zodiac, including the association with ley lines, the possible link to extra-terrestrial intelligences, theories about who or what may have constructed the terrestrial zodiacs and speculation that they may still be here on Earth to this day... Recorded 7 January 2023 Thanks to Lowfold Audio (https://www.lowfoldaudio.co.uk/) for the use of Shireshead Studio. 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On this episode of the Scouting For Growth podcast, Sabine VdL talks to Dr. Avi Baruch, co-founder and COO of Previsico, and Jonathan Jackson, co-founder and CEO of Previsico. Previsico is a surface water flood forecasting specialist, enabling people and organisations to minimise the impact of flooding.  Flooding cost the global economy more than $82 billion in 2021, accounting for nearly a third of all losses from natural catastrophes, reports the Swiss Re Institute in a 2022 study. Estimates from Statista show that 29 million people were affected by Flooding in 2021. Flooding is the second largest weather-related peril after droughts.  During the course of the podcast, Avi, Jonathan, and Sabine discuss: 1) Flooding and the difference between natural hazards and man-made disasters, 2) Previsico's four step-method to reduce flood risk, 3) build back better and why we ought to protect the small and medium-sized business from flooding, 4) protect, predict, prevent and 5) top tips to reduce the risk of flood. KEY TAKEAWAYS During the course of my PhD, I realized that academia wasn't for me, but saw so much potential in the technology we were building to monitor flood water in real time to give early warnings. I felt the only way to really get it to be used effectively on the ground was to spin-out the company. We explored quite a few different markets to find out which would be served best by it and that's where I met Johnathan. In order to reduce flood risk, there are four main steps we recommend you take: Step 1 – Understand your risk, there are a lot of really good risk-monitoring products already out there on the market. Step 2 – Invest in the right risk measures, these include flood defences or setting up non-return valves. Step 3 – Have a flood action plan, knowing what to do when you're expecting a flood, moving stock, turning electricity off, who's responsible for the response? Step 4 – Use an early warning system, this is the final part of the jigsaw when building flood resistance. If you take all those steps you can substantially reduce the risk and hopefully prevent a disaster from ever occurring. Resilience measures are often really simple things, like turning off the gas, electricity, water. That alone can save a huge amount. Moving your car to a safer place, really simple stuff that makes a huge difference. People in communities like Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire, for example, where back in 2015 they were closed down for months after a flood are not reopening after three days, it's a massive change because they understand what to do. Other communities that are not used to floods are more challenging because you've got to know what to do with the warning you've been given. COP26 made a big play around the fact that the UK government cannot defend the country against flood, the country has to learn to adapt to flood, and adaptation means starting to take responsibility for flood plans and resilience measures. That's being backed up by the insurance industry making really important moves in terms of ‘build back better', where a property has been hit by flood, that homeowner will be given up to £10,000 additional funding by a number of insurers to help them put in flood resilience measures to protect against flood going forward. BEST MOMENTS ‘Flood risk is rising, there's more extreme weather, the weather is more volatile, climate change is causing heavier downpours – particularly in the summer – and longer, wetter winters.'‘There's no such thing as a natural disaster. There's natural hazards and human disasters. If you know where the hazard is going to be and you are able to prepare for it effectively, it doesn't need to be a disaster.'‘If people are used to having to cope with floods they tend to know what to do. Our solution is a great value-add that we can bring to that situation.'‘We shouldn't be building new developments on floodplains, especially when we haven't fully addressed the impact that flooding will have on those properties.' ABOUT THE GUEST Avi Baruch LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/avinoam-avi-baruch/  Jonathan Jackson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-jackson-a393102/  About Previsico Previsico is a surface water flood forecasting specialist enabling people and organisations to minimise the impact of flooding. Backed by Foresight Group and underpinned by two decades of research at Loughborough University, Previsico's world-leading solution is used by insurers, businesses, and the government to reduce losses. Our mission is to be the leading global provider of cutting-edge flood prediction that saves lives and livelihoods while significantly reducing the cost of flooding. Having launched in January 2019, we have a growing team of ~25 people with offices in Loughborough and London. Website: https://previsico.com/  ABOUT THE HOST Sabine is a corporate strategist turned entrepreneur. She is the CEO and Managing Partner of Alchemy Crew, a venture lab that accelerates the curation, validation, and commercialization of new tech business models. Sabine is renowned within the insurance sector for building some of the most renowned tech startup accelerators around the world working with over 30 corporate insurers and accelerating over 100 startup ventures. Sabine is the co-editor of the bestseller The INSURTECH Book, a top 50 Women in Tech, a FinTech and InsurTech Influencer, an investor & multi-award winner.  Twitter: SabineVdL LinkedIn: Sabine VanderLinden Instagram: sabinevdLofficial Facebook: SabineVdLOfficial TikTok: sabinevdlofficial Email: podcast@sabinevdl.com Website: www.sabinevdl.comThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Jonathan Ashworth, Labour's Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, joins Rob Parsons on The Northern Agenda podcast this week to discuss his plans to help people get back into work.The Leicester South MP, who grew up in Greater Manchester, used a major speech to accuse the Conservatives of “disincentivising work” as he sets out Labour's plans to reform out-of-work support and give those with ill-health help back into jobs.He's promised to devolve more employment support to allow local areas more control over the employment support they want.***And for the first time, information about sexual orientation and gender identity was included in the Census, giving us a chance to get a sense of the size of the LQBTQ+ communities in our towns and cities across the North. The Northern Agenda's Dan McLaughlin talks to Malcom Struthers from a pride group in Hebden Bridge, the West Yorkshire town with perhaps the biggest gay and lesbian community outside our major cities about their continuing fight for equality in the so-called Happy Valley.***The Northern Agenda is a Laudable production for Reach. It is presented by Rob Parsons, and produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin.You can subscribe to the daily Northern Agenda newsletter here: http://www.thenorthernagenda.co.uk/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Backstage - the TV and film review podcast from Sky News - and a Happy New Year to you all!Claire Gregory, Stevie Wong, and Katie Spencer are back for 2023, with Christian Bale and Harry Melling joining the podcast to talk about new Netflix film The Pale Blue Eye. Find out why Harry decided to learn his lines in a graveyard...Stars of the new Prime Video supernatural thriller The Rig, Martin Compston and Emily Hampshire, chat to Backstage about oil rigs, and trying haggis for the first time.The team head back to Hebden Bridge for the final series of Happy Valley on BBC One and iPlayer, and have a look at Vicky McClure's new show on ITVX, Without Sin. Plus - get your polyester suit out the wardrobe, and polish up your egotistical catchphrase - The Apprentice is back on BBC One and iPlayer.Hosts: Claire Gregory, Stevie Wong, and Katie SpencerProducer: David ChipakupakuJunior Producer: Jada-Kai Meosa JohnEditor: Paul Stanworth

On the podcast today to celebrate the 50th episode I have a very special guest, Michelle Dawn Silcox. I have often been asked to talk about boarding school syndrome and relationships. Well, today I thought that I would get one of the experts in this field, my wife! Michelle is a relationship counsellor and has been interested in psychology and wellness for many decades. Today she shares some of her journey of being married to a boarding school survivor and what she advises those who are in relationships with ex-boarders and those ex-boarders themselves. Michelle Dawn Silcox is a complementary therapist, spiritual counsellor, and Reiki teacher. In her 20s she worked as a model and then became a complementary therapist and a spiritual and relationship counsellor. In her 30s she had a near death experience which gave her a greater understanding of the work that she was doing. In the 90s she set up a healing centre in Hebden Bridge which is still running to this day. She has also been married to the podcast host, Piers Cross, for the past 13 years.Some of the questions that I ask her:I would love for you to talk a bit about your life and journey.In your work you talk about the importance of the masculine and the feminine. Can you please explain? How does this relate to relationships?What are some of the key traits of ex-boarders in relationships? How is that different from people who have not been to boarding school? Both the positives and the negatives?Can you talk about some of these other areas:Control and manipulationProject identifcation – when you feel like you are going crazy if the other partners is in denial or dissociation.Workoholism and how we struggle to stopShut down hearts and how we open them up again.Growing up in a world with leaders with shut down hearts – what was it like growing up in this environment for a young girl – thinking that you had been born on the wrong planet.How we metSeparation between sex and loveEldersComplaining and blamingWhat are relationships all about?How does a man deal with a woman's anger or upset?How do we as men/ ex-boarders/ people who have been through trauma heal and recover?--- Piers is an author and a men's transformational coach and therapist who works mainly with trauma, boarding school issues, addictions and relationship problems. He also runs online men's groups for ex-boarders, retreats and a podcast called An Evolving Man. He is also the author of How to Survive and Thrive in Challenging Times. To purchase Piers first book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Survive-Thrive-Challenging-Times/dp/B088T5L251/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=piers+cross&qid=1609869608&sr=8-1 For more videos please visit: http://youtube.com/pierscross For FB: https://www.facebook.com/pierscrosspublic For Piers' website and a free training How To Find Peace In Everyday Life: https://www.piers-cross.com/community Many blessings, Piers Cross http://piers-cross.com/

I want to introduce you to John Fawcett, another one of the many excellent evangelical pastors from Particular Baptist life in 1700s England. I plan to give you his biography soon, but first, I'd like to review one of his many writings, this one entitled “The Constitution and Order of a Gospel Church Considered”. What a typical 18th-century title! This was first published in 1797 when Fawcett was in his late 50s and living near the church he pastored at Hebden Bridge in northern England. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cbtseminary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cbtseminary/support

I want to introduce you to John Fawcett, another one of the many excellent evangelical pastors from Particular Baptist life in 1700s England. I plan to give you his biography soon, but first, I'd like to review one of his many writings, this one entitled “The Constitution and Order of a Gospel Church Considered”. What a typical 18th-century title! This was first published in 1797 when Fawcett was in his late 50s and living near the church he pastored at Hebden Bridge in northern England.

The Sylvia Plath literary festival celebrates the life and work of one of the twentieth century's most influential poets.  Taking place over the weekend of the 21st to 23rd of October in Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall in West Yorkshire, the festival will feature events led by and featuring contemporary poets.  In this podcast we hear from some of the poets appearing at the festival with their thoughts on Plath and readings of their poems.  Thank you for listening to this edition of the Alternative Stories and Fake Realities Podcast You can find out about each of the poets featured in this podcast via the following links Polly Atkin. https://pollyatkin.com/Jessica Mookherjee https://thejessicapoet.com/Daniel Fraser https://danieljamesfraser.wordpress.com/Michael Crowley http://michaelcrowley.co.uk/Maureen Boyle https://twitter.com/BoyleMo Find out more about the Sylvia Plath Literary Festival, order the After Sylvia anthology and book tickets for in-person and online events visit the festival's website here  https://plathfest.co.uk/Follow the festival on social media https://twitter.com/PlathFesthttps://www.instagram.com/plathfest/ You can hear more from Polly Atkin by listening to her interview on the new Alternative Stories produced Seren Poetry Podcast.  https://www.buzzsprout.com/2035359 And hear from Plathfest director Sarah Corbett in an extended interview in this podcast  https://www.buzzsprout.com/411730/11406109 This podcast has been presented by Chris Gregory and Tiffany Clare.  Each of the contributors recorded their own poems for this programme. Production, sound design and editing were by Chris Gregory  Follow Alternative Stories on social media https://twitter.com/StoriesAlthttps://www.instagram.com/stories.alt/ and contact us by email at office@alternativestories.com  Support the show

Again we're heading to the 1990s, 1994 to be exact. A 13 year old head's out late in the evening to pick up some cornflakes for breakfast, and CCTV captures her in the supermarket. But when she doesn't turn up for her paper round the next morning, the alarm is raised but it is 5 long months before there are any answers. This is the murder of Lindsay Rimer.Lindsay Rimer was murdered somewhere in the Hebden Bridge area, West-Yorkshire, on or around the night of the November 7th, 1994. If you have any information on Lindsay or her murder, please contact West-Yorkshire Police on 0845 6060606, or if you want to remain anonymous you can call crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.If you need SupportUK - The freephone, 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline 0808 2000 247United States of America - For anonymous, confidential help, 24/7, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY).Europe - here is a link to a database of national domestic abuse helplines available in 46 European countries. https://ec.europa.eu/justice/saynostopvaw/helpline.htmlFollow us on our instagramIf you enjoyed this episode don't forget to share it with your friends! If you're listening on Spotify, please drop us a rating and if you're on Apple Podcasts, we'd love it if you could leave us a review!

In this edition we speak to poets and poetry editors for Seren Books Rhian Edwards and Zoe Brigley and to poet and director of The Sylvia Plath Literary Festival, Sarah CorbettYou can listen to preview editions and subscribe to the Seren Poetry Podcast by searching “The Seren Poetry Podcast” in your favourite podcast app or by clicking the link below and selecting the platform on which you'd like to listen https://www.buzzsprout.com/2035359 The podcast formally launches on Thursday 6th October, the UK's National Poetry Day, with an edition featuring poet Polly Atkin and her collection “Much With Body” You can find out more about Seren Books and buy books and poetry collections here https://www.serenbooks.com/ You can follow Seren Books on twitter here https://mobile.twitter.com/SerenBooksAnd on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/serenbooks The Sylvia Plath Literary Festival takes place over the weekend of 21st, 22nd and 23rd October and is based in Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall in West Yorkshire.   Our interview is with poet and festival director Sarah Corbett.  The interview commences at  42.30 You can find out more about the festival and book tickets for events here  https://plathfest.co.uk/Follow the festival on twitter here https://twitter.com/PlathFestAnd on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/plathfest Contact Alternative Stories by email at office@alternativestories.comThe presenters in this edition are Chris Gregory and Tiffany ClareThe interviewer is Chris GregoryProduction, sound design and editing are by Chris GregorySupport the show

Episode 59 includes a conversation with Grace Whowell, owner of the UK craft business Beyond Measure. BM aims to sell beautiful and useful tools and supplies for makers focusing on textiles. Grace sources the kinds of high-quality tools that could become future heirlooms to be handed down through generations of crafters. However, as we hear, that is just one of the ways that she keeps sustainability and social responsibility at the core of her business. We also grapple with the eternal question of how you run a business based on selling goods whilst simultaneously trying to minimise your impact on the planet, and if it's possible to resist growth. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Grace Whowell is the owner of tools and supplies purveyor Beyond Measure. They can also be found on Instagram @beyond_measure_uk. Listen to Grace's conversation with my friend Saskia in Episode #25 of A Smaller Life podcast. Beyond Measure offers an array of craft workshops at their premises in Todmorden, West Yorkshire. Previous Check Your Thread guest Wendy Ward is supporter of, and occasional tutor at, Beyond Measure. Beyond Measure stocks Louisa Owen Sonstroem's book Hand Sewing Clothing. Listen to Episode #15: Hand Stitching Clothes with Louisa Owen Sonstroem. Grace stocks beautiful turned wooden pin cushions made in Yorkshire by Hugh Leishman. Beyond Measure make regular donations to charities Labour Behind the Label and The Runnymede Trust. The Rag Market in Hebden Bridge is a twice yearly event, the next one is taking place on 15th October 2022. Find them on Instagram for up to date info @hebdenrag.

Episode 59 includes a conversation with Grace Whowell, owner of the UK craft business Beyond Measure. BM aims to sell beautiful and useful tools and supplies for makers focusing on textiles. Grace sources the kinds of high-quality tools that could become future heirlooms to be handed down through generations of crafters. However, as we hear, that is just one of the ways that she keeps sustainability and social responsibility at the core of her business. We also grapple with the eternal question of how you run a business based on selling goods whilst simultaneously trying to minimise your impact on the planet, and if it's possible to resist growth. Support the podcast over on Patreon! Grace Whowell is the owner of tools and supplies purveyor Beyond Measure. They can also be found on Instagram @beyond_measure_uk. Listen to Grace's conversation with my friend Saskia in Episode #25 of A Smaller Life podcast. Beyond Measure offers an array of craft workshops at their premises in Todmorden, West Yorkshire. Previous Check Your Thread guest Wendy Ward is supporter of, and occasional tutor at, Beyond Measure. Beyond Measure stocks Louisa Owen Sonstroem's book Hand Sewing Clothing. Listen to Episode #15: Hand Stitching Clothes with Louisa Owen Sonstroem. Grace stocks beautiful turned wooden pin cushions made in Yorkshire by Hugh Leishman. Beyond Measure make regular donations to charities Labour Behind the Label and The Runnymede Trust. The Rag Market in Hebden Bridge is a twice yearly event, the next one is taking place on 15th October 2022. Find them on Instagram for up to date info @hebdenrag.

Last week Alan Gray (East Ruston Old Vicarage) and Thordis heard about Jack Wallington's new garden near Hebden Bridge. This week we're taking a trip through some of his favourite plants of the moment, from those he's grown from seed to new planty purchases. PLANT LIST Monarda didyma 'Panama' Monarda 'Cambridge Scarlet' Astrantia Pittosporum Agapanthus Eucalyptus Foeniculum vulgare Trachycarpus fortunei Verbena bonariensis Ricinus communis Jacobaea vulgaris Leucanthemum vulgare Heracleum sphondylium Vicia sepium Geranium × oxonianum Thalictrum Splendide White Helenium 'Waltraut' Dahlia 'Magenta Star' Dahlia merckii Dahlia 'Waltzing Mathilda' Prunella vulgaris Leucadendron argenteum Ficus carica 'Jolly Tiger'

A brand new guest this week for The Talking Dirty Podcast. Jack Wallington is a horticultural powerhouse - Landscape Designer, Author and Wildflower lover - he's got heaps of enthusiasm and knowledge to share. This week we get to hear about his new adventures near Hebden Bridge, the challenges of his new garden and how he incorporates Wildflowers into the mix. Next week more wonders from Monardas to Dieramas and extra Wildflowers! PLANT LIST Allium porrum 'Musselburgh' Allium porrum 'Saint Victor' Pastinaca sativa Allium schoenoprasum Allium schoenoprasum 'Pink Bere' Allium schoenoprasum 'Wallington White' Allium schoenoprasum f. albiflorum Allium stipitatum 'White Giant' Allium stipitatum 'Mount Everest' Brassica oleracea 'Red Russian' Brassica oleracea 'Nero di Toscana' Reseda luteola Reseda odorata Veronicastrum virginicum 'Diane' Veronicastrum virginicum 'Album' Persicaria amplexicaulis 'September Spires'

In this episode, Stephen and Aaron drink and rate the new Life & Death series from Vocation Brewery in Hebden Bridge. Called the Life & Death festival, these beers were brewed in celebration of the original's 7th birthday, first being brewed back in 2015. Since then, Life & Death has gone on to become Vocation's best-selling beer with the brewery now selling over 10 million pints in total per year, a long way away from the chicken shed they first started in! The three beers were a session version at 3.5%, a hazy version at 6.5% and a gold version at 7.4% all of which were drank and rated on the shows. Whilst drinking the beers, both Stephen & Aaron reflect on the incredible achievement that was the England Lionesses winning the 2022 Euros on home soil at Wembley in front of a record-breaking crowd. Beating Germany 2-1 in the second period of extra time, the women did what the men couldn't and finally brought football home and hopefully inspired a nation of young female athletes as a result. We consider the potential effects of this amazing achievement and what it could mean for the future of women's football. Before we close out the show, we give our thoughts on the upcoming Premier League season with Stephen being a Manchester United fan and Aaron being a Leeds United fan. The Ronaldo problem comes up in conversation, as does Leeds' selling of two of their best players, Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha, before pinning our colours to the mast and predicting where both will respectively finish come the end of the season. Did someone also say Cannonball Run? If you like the show, or have any feedback, please do get in touch and send any and all to pointsofbrew@gmail.com or reach out on any social media channels. We are always happy to welcome guests onto the show and looking for venues to host us so we can record in the field, so if you think you could do that then let us know! To keep up with Aaron's antics you can follow him @basicbeerboy on Instagram and you can find Points of Brew on all social media channels.

This episode of The Checkpoint is sponsored by adidas TERREX. On this week's show Sabrina talks to fellow Black Trail Runners member, Renee McGregor, and trail running ultrarunner, Raj Mahapatra, about their experience at this year's Spine events. On June 18th 2022, Renee crossed the line as 3rd female at the Spine Sprint – a race covering 46 miles along the Pennine Way, starting in Edale and finishing in Hebden Bridge. And on June 25th, Raj and Sabrina crossed the line of the full Spine – a race covering 268 miles along the Pennine Way, starting in Edale and finishing in Kirk Yetholm. In this episode the trio discuss: Why the Spine race? What is it? Race prep and training Kit The race journey Highs and lows The power of teamwork The importance of representation And much more…. Links: Renee McGregor – IG @r_mcgregor / https://reneemcgregor.com Raj Mahapatra – IG @mrrajkm Sabrina Pace-Humphreys – IG @sabrunsmiles /www.sabrinapacehumphreys.com NASS Charity - https://nass.co.uk/ Spine Race - https://thespinerace.com/

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Looby Macnamara is our host for today in conversation with Leona Johnson and they talk about the importance of gratitude and self care. YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: The importance of gratitude as a way of being present and a gratitude ceremony Sit Spot as a simple and profound practice of connection Connecting with ourselves supports us to connect more authentically with our family The power of setting intentions and committing to our own self-care Singing as a way of nourishing ourselves, children and community Practicing self-care with our children The importance of bringing our unique voices into the world How emerging our culture as a mother ripples out into our families and communities Inviting small actions in our children to give them a sense of power and responsibility We also share the song Loosen, loosen by Aly Halpert, and we recommend you listen to the original to hear how the 2 parts fit together. The original version of Loosen, Loosen by Aly Halpert is on her new album available to preorder here. RESOURCES: Live wild Singing mamas PEACE retreat with Looby and Leona Pre-order Aly Halpert's new album Loosen ABOUT LEONA JOHNSON Leona Johnson is a practicing Eco-therapist, host of Connection Matters Podcast and Director of Live Wild CIC a community based nature connection and village building organisation based in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. Connection Matters Podcast explores evolutionary lifestyles, mindset, culture, healing and spirituality as well as many other issues relating to personal growth, community and nature connection. Leona is trained in, Forest School Leadership, Non-Violent Communication (NVC), Social Work, Ecopsychology, Life Initiation and Rites of Passage, Grief Tending and The Eight Shields model of nature connection- a holistic and earth connected way of living and working for the benefit of all beings. Leona currently facilitates Singing in Nature Retreats and courses, Long Term Nature Connection Mentoring for Adults and Children, Grief Circles and Small Group and individual Eco-therapy. Leona has experienced and witnessed the healing, enlivening and joyful benefits of intentionally building a relationship to nature and believes in the profound impact that this work can have on our communities as we move forwards into uncertain times.

Welcome to another episode of the Transport for the North Podcast! Join our new Business Matters series, which looks at transport investment as an enabling force to encourage job creation, economic growth and increased access to opportunity for the 16 million people living here. This time we speak with Craig Whittaker MP, who tells us about his role as the Member of Parliament for the Calder Valley. He says the area has an incredibly diverse range of industries, from advanced vehicle manufacturing to TV filming, as towns in his constituency play host to Sally Wainwright's Happy Valley and Last Tango in Halifax! Rooted in a history of textile manufacturing, the area is now a popular place to live as a commuter location but also functions as a cultural hub for local people, with towns such as Hebden Bridge being home to a variety of successful arts venues, with historical links to poets such as Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath. Craig provides his views on levelling up, with a special recognition for the new Northern Class 195 rolling stock that has been introduced to the Calder Valley Line in recent years to replace the old pacer trains, and expresses his wishes for the line to be electrified. However, he also speaks about the important role that healthcare services and flood resilience can play with providing a better quality of life for his constituents, whilst informing us about upcoming plans. You can share your thoughts on our podcasts by Tweeting and tagging us with @Transport4North! Please note that this podcast episode was recorded in February 2022.

Born 1953 in Cardiff, Wales, Peter Fraser acquired his first camera at the age of 7 and after a false start studying Civil Engineering, at 18, began studying photography at Manchester Polytechnic the following year. In the summer of 1974 he lived in New York and worked at the Laurel Photography Bookstore at 32nd St and 6th Avenue which significantly expanded his sense of photography's expressive possibilities. He graduated in 1976 after repeating his 3rd year due to major illness crossing the Sahara, while photographing in West Africa.Peter lived in Holland and Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, before moving back to Manchester in 1981. He then began working with a Plaubel Makina camera in 1982 which led to an exhibition with William Eggleston at the Anolfini, Bristol in 1984, and a move to that city. In summer 1984 Peter travelled to Memphis, USA to spend nearly two months with Eggleston, which confirmed for him the desire to commit his life to working with colour photography.He then worked on several series of photographs, leading to a first publication, Two Blue Buckets which won the Bill BrandtPrize in London (the precursor of the CitiBank International Photography Prize), in 1988.He moved to London in 1990, subsequently publishing several new bodies of work,  including Ice and Water1993, Deep Blue 1997,Material 2002, and Peter Fraser (Nazraeli Press) 2006.In 2002, The Photographers' Gallery, London, staged a 20 year survey exhibition of Peter's work, and he was shortlisted for the Citigroup International Photography Prize in 2004. In 2006 he was invited to be an Artist in Residence at Oxford University, England and produced new work for permanent installation in their new Biochemistry building in 2008.In 2009 Peter was given a major commission by The Ffotogallery, Wales, to return to his country of birth, to make new work for a solo exhibition at the gallery, which opened in March 2010, with a new publication, Lost For Words.In 2008 Fraser began working on A City In The Mind a new series of photographs in London, which was shown at Brancolini Grimaldi Gallery, London in May 2012 accompanied by a Steidl Publication.From January to May 2013, Tate St Ives held a retrospective of Fraser's career, the first Tate Retrospective for a living British Photographer working in colour, and Tate published a major monograph on the whole of Fraser's career with a text by David Chandler. Tate purchased 10 works for their permanent collection from theTwo Blue Buckets series in 2014.In 2014 Peter was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal Photographic Society, UK.In spring 2017 Peperoni Books, Berlin, published a new ‘Director's Cut' of Fraser's 1988 publication Two Blue Bucketswith 19 missing images from the original, and a new essay by Gerry Badger and a discussion between Fraser and David Campany.In 2017 Peter's exhibition Mathematics was exhibited at the Real Jardin de Botanico, Madrid, part of PhotoEspana 17 and Skinnerboox, Italy, published Mathematics with 52 colour plates, and essays by Mark Durden, David Campany and an afterword by Peter. The first UK exhibition of Mathematicsopened at Camden Arts Centre, London on the 5th July, and ran to 16th September 2018. The accompanying File Note no 120 published by the gallery, featured a specially commissioned essay The Things That Count by Amy Sherlock, Deputy Editor of Frieze.In March 2021 Peter received a Pollock Krasner Foundation Award, to support the production of new work in the UK and across Europe in the time of Covid-19 ‘paying subtle attention to atmosphere and nuance, quietly reflecting on manifestations of our responses to the enormous changes taking place across the human landscape'. On episode 172, Peter discusses, among other things:The Pollock Krasner Foundation Award.Responses to Covid and his approach.Poetic truth vs. documentary truth.How he came to live in Hebden Bridge, Manchester.Seeing in colour, having made a B&W darkroom.His epiphany in the sahara desert.The influence of the film, Powers of Ten, which he saw at 15.His love of mathematics and how he came to explore it photographically.His Two Blue Buckets image and why it's significant.Staying with William Eggleston in the 80s and what he took away from it.His ‘lost decade', broke in London, printing for Martin Parr and other photographers. Referenced:Jackson PollackTed HughesAlbert Street Workshop - Ray Elliott and Jenny Beavan Martin ParrCharlie MeechamBrian GriffinPaul GrahamCharles and Ray Eames - Powers of TenMax TegmarkThe New Colour Photography by Sally EuclaireJem SouthamWilliam Eggleston Flannery O'connorVolker HelnzMarcus HansenChris Dorley BrownDafna TalmorWolfgang TillmansNick SerotaWilliam ScottDavid ChandlerWebsite | Instagram“I'm absolutely awestruck by the almost incomprehensible beauty and strangeness of everything that is around us. And that goes to the very heart of what I've spent 40 years trying to investigate.”

In a Harrogate special, Graham pulls together the threads of his week; attending the funeral of Harrogate D-Day hero, John Rushton; the launch gig for Harrogate band, The Paper Waits and on to a community hall above Hebden Bridge to see Heath Common's Kerouac Lives. Owner of Harrogate art gallery 108 Fine Art, Andrew Stewart has released his debut album; Graham gives it a spin.  Somehow, he then manages to interrupt himself with his first thoughts on Black Country, New Road's second album, Ants From There.And yes, Charles was there too, reflecting on Meat Loaf's farewell.

This week, Graham interviews Heath Common, poet, journalist and musician, about his latest project, ‘Kerouac Lives', which celebrates the life, work, and impact of legendary Beat writer Jack Kerouac, at Hebden Bridge on February 4, and Charles looks at the impact of the freezing - and potential easing out - of the BBC licence fee.http://heathcommon.com/ 

Graham interrupts early with memories of BB King's Eighties and Nineties' gigs in Yorkshire as we learn the late blues great will have his own TV channel next year. Charles and Graham mull over rising cinema attendances and changes in cinema-going experiences as Hutch attends a ViP screening of Spencer at Cineworld York, string quartet et al. Charles celebrates a new venue for him, in York, where he had the pleasure to see This Is The Kit. Graham follows the knotty roads tying together an American local journalist, The Merry Pranksters, Hustler magazine, Jack Kerouac and Hebden Bridge in 2022. Charles tries to take the re-boxed Festival of Brexit out of its Unboxed box, to Graham's mockery.

There's plenty of fireworks in our latest episode, as we welcome two breweries for extended chats for the first time!First up is Gareth from Epochal, who Dave B discovered when on honeymoon in Scotland. Gareth is all about barrel aging beers, and also tapping into Scotland's proud brewing heritage. His beers really stand out from the crowd so be sure to try some from his new webshop!Also joining us is Dominic from Carnival Brewing Company in Liverpool. Carnival have gone from strength to strength, tapping into the city's amazing music scene and becoming a big part of a vibrant community. Their can art is sensational, and so are the beers!In another first, three beers from the same brewery feature in our Drinkalong section. We try Unbarred's single hop, single fruit trilogy while also talking advent calendars and Daftaboutcraft beer hats!If that's not enough we pack our bags and head to Mexico via Hebden Bridge for Vocation's All Saints and All Souls limited edition beers for Hype or Tripe, plus roadtest beers from Malt Coast and Crop Brewing Co for Brew To Me.We are two guys, called Dave. We're massive fans of the craft beer scene and we release a new episode every three weeks. We are proudly sponsored by Haul! Beer and we team up with them for our Drink Along With Us feature in every episode.Read more in Feed Spot's top 30 craft beer podcasts, which you can see here. Check us out on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook too!

This week I'm talking to Laurie Park, aka Dear Prudence Studio, an illustrator and designer, mother of three boys and dear friend.Originally from Scotland, now based in Hebden Bridge, Laurie chatted to me about growing up knowing she wanted to be an artist, the struggles she had in the education system and the path she took via textiles and fashion, to arrive at her current medium of cards and stationery.A brief warning, this episode includes the F word.Welcome to chapter seven with the lovely Laurie Park.You can find Laurie on instagram @dearprudencestudio where she shares insights into her process, her work and her beautiful home. Go to  dearprudence.com to find Laurie's selection of whimsical cards and stationery.Music and final edit: Jon TiplerSupport the show

This week I'm chatting to Saima Kaur, an embroidery artist living in Hebden Bridge. Saima spent time at boarding school in India where she first learned how to embroider.Little did she know that years later, embroidery would become her main channel of work and expression. As Saima tells me her story, we touch on how our clothes  can reflect our state of mind, being the parent of a child with autism and the value of community.You can find Saima's work at saimakaur.comOn Instagram @sewsaimaAnd you can read more about Saima in this interview for TextileArtist.orgSupport the show

"That was So Hebden Bridge" Mark visits the beautiful Yorkshire town of Hebden Bridge, where he discovers how this former mill town and one time home of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath become the new age, multi cafe, hippie friendly, lesbian capital of Britain that it is today. Mark Steel's award winning show that travels around the country, researching the history, heritage and culture of six towns that have nothing in common but their uniqueness, and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the local residents. Written and performed by ... Mark Steel Additional material by ... Pete Sinclair Production co-ordinator ... Hayley Stirling Producer ... Carl Cooper A BBC Radio Comedy production first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016.

Colchester - The oldest recorded town in Britain Mark Steel returns for a seventh series of the award-winning show that travels around the country, researching the history, heritage and culture of six towns that have nothing in common but their uniqueness, and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the local residents. "The oldest hot cross bun in the world was baked in Colchester" Mark visits the Essex town of Colchester and walks through the streets where 'Emperor Claudius once rode triumphantly on the first elephant in Britain', before Boudicca burnt the place to the ground, that was. He visits 'Jumbo', the town's iconic, Victorian water tower and he delves into the history of Colchester Zoo. Mark also discovers how several nursery rhymes have their origins in Colchester and he investigates the town's rivalry with Chelmsford. In this series Mark visits Stockport in Greater Manchester, Colchester in Essex, Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire, The Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, Lynton in North Devon and the British overseas territory of Gibraltar. Written and performed by ... Mark Steel Additional material by ... Pete Sinclair Production co-ordinator ... Hayley Stirling Producer ... Carl Cooper A BBC Radio Comedy production for BBC Radio 4 first broadcast in 2016. .

"Welcome to Stockport - Home of Stockport College" Mark Steel returns for a seventh series of the award winning show that travels around the country, researching the history, heritage and culture of six towns that have nothing in common but their uniqueness, and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the local residents. In the first programme, Mark visits the Greater Manchester town of Stockport, once the centre of the hatting industry. He takes a trip on the infamous 192 bus, visits the world famous hat museum and tries to get to the bottom of how one of its suburbs ended up with an infestation of marauding peacocks. In this series Mark visits Stockport in Greater Manchester, Colchester in Essex, Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire, The Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, Lynton in North Devon and the British overseas territory of Gibraltar. Written and performed by ... Mark Steel Additional material by ... Pete Sinclair Production co-ordinator ... Hayley Sterling Producer ... Carl Cooper A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4 first broadcast in 2016.

We talk to the lovely Colette who has the most amazing job and has really followed her dream over the years.Ann Lister Birthday Week - April 2022https://www.facebook.com/ALBW2021

Brant Richards is one of the founders of HebTroCo. 5 years ago, he and his business partner Ed had an idea in the pub - to start making trousers in Hebden Bridge, a town in Yorkshire that was once renowned for its trouser making.They launched the business on Kickstarter, knowing nothing about making trousers, and within five hours of switching on their crowd-funding campaign they had sold their first 176 pairs. So Brant and Ed quit their jobs and went on a journey that has seen them turnover more than a  million pounds. Since their initial launch they've added jeans, shirts, socks and the now pretty much infamous action blanket. Discover:  Why making trousers isn't rocket science 06:20 How HebTroCo invest in advertising to grow their mailing list and increase sales 20:38 How much it really costs to make jeans in the UK 24:37 How Brant and Ed met 27:06 The success of their Kickstarter campaign when they sold 176 pairs in 5 hours 30:50 The marketing tip that Brant has for other brands 31:40 How HebTroCo work with their factories 40:04 The products that HebTroCo are launching next 41:52 More HebTroCo HebTroCo Website HebTroCo Instagram Episode 068 - HebTroCo How to make a million in Brexit Britain - HebTroCo - Make it British Live! 2019 More Make it British Manufacturing Made Easy™ -  find out how we can work together to build your British-made brand Make it British website Join Make it British -  become a member of our community Make it British Brands Directory - search for brands and manufacturers that make in the UK Manufacturers Directory - search for manufacturers that are verified members of Make it British Make it British Instagram

I am  so thrilled to welcome Becky Dickinson to the podcast today! Becky is a paddle boarder based in the South West of the UK. She took up paddling in 2013 after her friend Guy set up Jurassic Paddle Sports in Sidmouth, Devon.Although Becky was born in Yorkshire and spent her early years living in Hebden Bridge, her family moved to Devon when she was 6 years old and has been a water baby ever since. She started sailing at the age of 7 and spent many weekends playing in the surf on the North Devon coast.As surfing became more competitive on the water, she looked for a sport that was more accessible and paddle boarding was perfect! Last year Becky set up a WhatsApp group for paddle boarders based in the South West of the UK. It's allowed women to meet up, make friends, share advice and knowledge of SUP and explore new paddle locations with great company!Becky is also taking on a paddle boarding challenge with her friend John, to raise money for cancer research which has impacted her life as with many others over recent years. They will be paddling across to the Scilly Isles from Cornwall, planning is still in its early days but will share the details of when they come available.We will share the links to Becky's fundraising page on social media.  You can find Becky on Instagram here @beachy_bex.Her website is: www.supbecks.comShe is an Ambassador for Sealion Boards and BAM Clothing. She trained with BSUPA to become a SUP Instructor at Edge Watersports.Becky also shares more about One Wave Sidmouth - which is super as we will be having Evie on the podcast to talk about it more soon! You can find John Horsfall's podcast here: The Modern Adventurer.Here is a link to the Red Flotation Device Becky mentions.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do! I'd love to hear your thoughts and do follow Becky. If you have any questions, please get in touch on thejoyofsuppodcast@gmail.com.Instagram is @thejoyofsuppodcast_Follow #thejoyofsuppodcast on Twitter and InstagramFacebook The Joy of SUP PodcastWebsite www.jomoseley.comIt would be fantastic if you could also rate and review us on Apple as it will help more people find our paddleboarding SUP sunshine! Wishing you sunshine and joy, thank you for listening, Jo x Please always put safety first +  get the right advice for your training + body. 

On the 7th November 1994, 13 year old Lindsay Jo Rimer set out from her home in the West Yorkshire town of Hebden Bridge. It was around 10pm and she was heading to the Spar Supermarket to buy some cornflakes. It was around a 10 minute walk and CCTV showed she purchased these at 10:22pm. The next morning, Lindsay didn't turn up for her paper round and her family realised she had never returned from the shop. A huge missing person investigation was launched but 5 months later the worst was discovered. Lindsay had been murdered. Her case is still unsolved to the present day. Important information provided by: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/ - contemporary news articles. http://www.hebdenbridge.co.uk/features/lindsay-rimer.htmlhttps://www.halifaxcourier.co.uk/news/crime/mystery-still-surrounds-murder-hebden-bridges-lindsay-rimer-26-years-after-her-disappearance-3028061https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-39704774https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/apr/12/sister-of-murdered-lindsay-jo-rimer-appeal-21-years-after-disappearancehttps://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2150331/lindsay-jo-rimer-murder-arrests/https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/crime/man-held-murder-hebden-bridge-schoolgirl-lindsay-rimer-1994-1181752https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news/advances-dna-technology-close-net-13853084https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/15219322.the-body-of-lindsay-jo-rimer-13-was-found-on-april-12-1995-a-bradford-man-was-arrested-on-suspicion-of-her-murder/https://truecrimeengland.wordpress.com/2019/05/28/the-murder-of-lindsay-jo-rimer/If you know anything about the Murder of Lindsay Jo Rimer please contact West Yorkshire Police at 01924 334 604 or Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111. Music by DL SoundsFollow the Unseen Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-unseen-podcast/id1318473466?uo=4Follow the Unseen Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0xWK7Mu3bTP6oziZvxrwSK?si=QxvyPkZ2TdCDscnfxyeRawFollow the Unseen Podcast on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-unseen-podcastJoin our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/unseenpodFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theunseenpodFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theunseenpod/

【美加新闻播报新闻稿（北京时间5月2日、美加时间5月31日）】 （今日播报：紫 璇） 听众朋友大家好，这里是海外华人都在听的”美加新闻播报”，我是***。今天是北京时间5月2日，北美当地时间5月1日，首先来到今天的新闻头条： 题目：美国发入境禁令，澳洲更狠：敢从印度回国，罚$5万+坐牢！TSA延长公共交通口罩令至9月13日！ 【综合讯】美国从下周二起实施印度入境禁令，不过该将不适用于美国公民、合法永久居民（绿卡）或其他有豁免权的人。而澳大利亚则宣布了“史上最狠”入境禁令，澳洲公民也不例外： 去过印度的入境，重罚$66000澳元（约$51000美元）；此外，还可能要坐牢5年；还有，直飞不行，到新加坡或其它地方中转也不行。新规将在5月3日（下周一）起执行。 美国交通安全管理局（TSA）昨日宣布扩大强制口罩令覆盖全部公共交通系统并延长期限至9月13日。 据悉，美国交通安全管理局的规定涵盖航空飞机、公共汽车、轮船以及铁路系统的乘客以及工作人员，原定于5月11日到期。与此同时，美国联邦航空局也延长了其于3月30日到期的政策，并表示无限期延长对不遵守防疫指令的乘客的“零容忍政策”。尽管美国已有多州解除了强制口罩令，但是联邦航空局局长表示，将继续按照美国疾控中心的指导延长公共防疫政策。   截止新闻发稿，美国今天新增24,189例，确诊总人数32,806,384例，585,078人死亡。加拿大今天新增740例，确诊总人数1,229,571例，24,307人死亡。最新的美、加疫情信息，请看我们美加新闻播报公众号底部的“美加疫情速递”。 --------------------------------------1-------------------------------------- 好，进入今天的焦点新闻： 1、5月12日起美国驻俄罗斯大使馆将减少领事服务  【DW】当地时间4月30日，美国驻俄罗斯大使馆发布消息表示，自5月12日起，美国驻俄罗斯大使馆将减少领事服务。未来，美国驻俄罗斯大使馆仅向有紧急情况的美国公民提供领事服务。 同时美国驻俄罗斯大使馆还表示，如在俄美国公民持有的俄罗斯签证到期，则建议其在6月15日之前离开俄罗斯。据悉，这一建议应该与俄罗斯在新冠疫情期间的移民管理政策面临的变化有关。 2、拜登祝贺美铁创立50周年 力推重建美国经济计划 【AP】美国总统拜登30日携第一夫人吉尔·拜登访问费城，并出席了美国国家铁路客运公司(Amtrak)创立50周年庆祝活动，并宣传其重建美国经济计划。拜登表示：“非常高兴回到30街车站，”他说，“很荣幸来参加庆祝美铁创立50周年的活动，我期待能看到美国铁路的光明未来。” 据悉，拜登一直是美铁的“超级粉丝”，在其职业生涯中，他经常乘火车往返于特拉华州与华盛顿特区之间。拜登此行是“让美国重回正轨之旅”的一部分，白宫称他希望借此行宣传其重建美国经济计划，包括2.3万亿美元基础设施建设和就业计划以及1.8万亿美元美国家庭计划，这其中800亿美元将被用于提升铁路服务。 3、美国国防部：将取消美墨边境墙项目中的军事资金投入 【The Guardian】美国国防部发言人日前表示，将取消美墨边境墙建设项目中的军事资金投入并逐步将该项目中未使用的款项归还至原本用途，包括美军子女学校建设、海外军事设施建设以及国民警卫队和预备役资金等。 同时，美国国土安全部承诺将修复因建设美墨边境墙而遭到破坏的环境。据悉，美国已投入约150亿美金用于修建边境墙，其中三分之一来自国会，其余资金挪用的是国防部、禁毒计划等项目的预算。截至2020年10月，该项目已完成约600公里的边境墙。自拜登出任总统以来，美墨边境墙项目处于停工状态。 4、毅力号收集火星岩石，是否带回地球难定夺，担心引发“火星瘟疫” 【新科学】“带回火星原始样本“一直是美国国家航天局（NASA）历代行星科学家们的目标。但是仍有一小部分科学家——国际反火星样品带回委员会（ICAMSR）表达了不同的看法，他们认为带回火星样本是很危险的，将有可能引发又一次大流行病。 截止目前目前，毅力号已收集了43只金属管样本，ICAMSR主任巴里 · 迪戈雷里奥（Barry DiGregorio）表示，我们一直认为火星上曾经存在生命，因此火星上很可能存在病原体，样本如果被运送到地球，可能会造成巨大的生物性破坏——火星瘟疫的出现。 为了保证地球上的生命安全，NASA可能会把样本带到离地球有一定距离的月球空间站上去分析，以确保地球安全。 5、哈佛、耶鲁都要她，非洲17岁少女获500万美元奖学金 【CNN】非洲奈及利亚17岁高中毕业生薇多莉（Victory Yinka-Banjo）近日获得哈佛大学、耶鲁大学、麻省理工学院等共计19间知名大学的全额奖学金，总金额超过500万美元（人民币3238万元），实在是学霸中的学霸。 薇多莉自己也表示难以置信，她申请了这么多间学校，原本认为不会有学校接受她。“这些学校的筛选过程都很严格，他们只接受顶尖中的顶尖，我现在每天都要提醒自己进入这些学校了，因为这太不真实了。”薇多莉希望未来能朝计算生物学的领域前进，目前还未决定到底进入哪所大学。 6、拜登发表亚太裔传统月宣言，称将继续与仇恨与歧视作斗争 【Forbes】拜登总统周五通过白宫官网发布《2021年亚太裔美国人传统月宣言》，对亚太裔美国人为国家发展所做出的贡献以及在各项领域所取得的杰出成就表示高度赞赏。他同时承诺将继续打击针对亚太裔美国人的仇恨犯罪和歧视行为，并为维护种族公平而奋斗。 拜登在宣言中说：“在今年5月亚太裔美国人传统月到来之际，我们对全美所有亚太裔美国人的历史与成就表示赞赏。在历经过去一年的痛苦与恐惧之后，亚太裔美国人社区所展现出的领导力、坚韧和勇气值得我们深思，并激励着我们为维护亚太裔美国人的平等权利而斗争。” 7、离奇！电视台女主播在车里裸睡，被罚1000美元还丢了驾照 【Newshub】拉斯维加斯警方表示，拉斯维加斯福克斯5频道早间节目主播兼记者Feven Kiflegiorgis近日被发现在停在路边的自己汽车里赤身裸体的睡觉。这名女主播告诉警察，她已经不记得自己为何出现在那里。警方还报告说，她身上散发出了酒精味，但她拒绝接受血液检测。 女主播被指控鲁莽驾驶，无视人身或财产安全。被勒令缴纳1000美元的罚款，并被要求重去驾校学习。随后这名主播表示，自己离开电视台已经几周了，停播是由于发生了一个“私人事件”，针对自己的指控也被减轻为鲁莽驾驶轻罪。 8、苹果被正式起诉！欧盟：滥用主导地位，利用App Store扭曲竞争 【彭博社】欧盟于当地时间4约0日正式对苹果提起反垄断诉讼：苹果公司滥用其主导地位，利用App Store扭曲了音乐流媒体市场的竞争。原因是在苹果App Store上的会员订阅费用有30%被苹果抽成，也就是人们俗称的“苹果税”。 在新闻发布会上，欧盟竞争政策负责人Margrethe Vestager提到：在分发音乐流应用程序方面，苹果使用了相当大的市场力量。而在这个市场上，苹果公司处于垄断地位。目前，调查仍在继续，如果最终被判有罪，苹果可能被罚款数十亿美元。 9、华裔女科学家或任美国国防次长 负责下一代武器研发 【综合讯】据知情人士近日透露，美国总统拜登可能提名前陆军助理部长、华裔科学家徐若冰Heidi Shyu为美国国防部负责研发及工程的次长。若提名通过，她将创下亚裔美国人在国防部文官系统的最高职位纪录。 生于中国台湾现年68岁的徐若冰，自2010年底开始在美国陆军服务，曾主导包括隐形战机F-35雷达研发等多项美国空军重要专案，是少数在国防领域表现杰出的女性，因此也被称为“F-35战机雷达之母”。 10、美国首批辉瑞疫苗出口墨西哥、日本，拜登政府此前曾大量囤苗 【路透社】美国辉瑞公司日前宣布开始向邻国墨西哥出口首批新冠疫苗，其中一部分疫苗是来自其美国厂房。这是辉瑞公司自特朗普政府禁止出口新冠疫苗后首次从美国出口疫苗，该禁止令在3月底到期。 由于许多国家疫情告急，急需疫苗却无法获得疫苗，美国拜登政府因囤积了大量疫苗而被批。墨西哥卫生部表示，本周将从辉瑞公司接收200万剂疫苗。与此同时，日本政府表示，第一批美国生产的莫德纳疫苗已运抵日本。预计日本政府将在5月批准使用莫德纳疫苗。 11、迷你图书馆被“恶势力”入侵，英国小镇居民发怒火 【雅虎新闻】在英国约克郡的康霍姆（Cornholme）里，一个迷你图书馆里竟然被塞满了淫秽书籍，随后当地居民张贴了一份贴士劝告“相关人士”。贴士照片被发到了网上后，引起大量转发和关注。向图书馆里放黄色刊物的行为无疑让图书馆可爱的形象受损，并且引发了一定争议。 康霍姆（Cornholme）小镇是一个非常虔诚的基督教小镇。也难怪该小镇的人民感到如此的愤怒，并且表示，如果当事人是认真地将淫秽书籍投放到迷你图书馆的话，那么ta应该搬迁到海伯敦桥（Hebden Bridge）去。（海伯敦桥是英国同性恋密度最高的地方） 12、日本小学荒废47年被树吞没 与大自然融为一体宛如天空之城 【综合讯】日本摄影师野口恭平近日走进北海道美呗市的山区，拍摄当地一间荒废近50年的小学，只见一栋圆形建筑物旁全是郁郁葱葱的树木，小学仿佛被树林吞没，绝美照片曝光后，获得8.2万网友点赞，让许多人联想到吉卜力动画《天空之城》。 据悉这所小学是1906年创立的“美呗市立沼东小学”，但随着附近矿业的衰落，当地居民纷纷离开学校最终闭校，如今变成一座废墟。不少网友惊呼“好像《天空之城》”、“太神秘了！好想住在里面”！ 13、美国男子枪杀母亲及继父后再杀两名警察！对峙13小时后自杀 【abc】美国北卡罗来纳州沃托加县日前发生了一起枪击案，并导致了5人死亡。当地警方接到报警称：奥尔顿·巴恩斯无故上班缺勤且失联。在警察进入巴恩斯住处时，遭到了巴恩斯的伏击，造成了2名警察死亡。 警方随后与巴恩斯展开了一场13个小时的对峙，对峙中又有一名警察被击中，但因为受到防弹头盔的保护而没有受伤。巴恩斯最终选择了自杀，随后警方在屋内发现了巴恩斯母亲和继父的尸体，他们此前遭到了巴恩斯的射杀。目前，当地警方仍在对该案进行调查。 14、俄罗斯一家人郊外捡到“小狗崽” 收养后发现是只熊 【LIFE】俄罗斯车里雅宾斯克地区一家人早前在郊外的加油站发现并收养了一只“小狗崽”，但在饲养过程中他们发现这只“小狗崽”竟然是一只熊。 随着“小狗崽”的长大，主人发现它开始长出不像犬类的爪子，这才反应过来，这是一只小熊崽。随后他们联系了当地的兽医机构。之后他们将这只小熊送往了远东地区哈巴洛夫斯克边疆州的野生动物救护中心进行照看。现在小熊的状态非常好，救护中心表示，将用一年的时间来对小熊进行训练，使其能够在野外独立生活。 15、海上漂流12天 女子用自己的母乳救下16人：每人每天吮吸10秒 【综合讯】在加勒比海岛国多米尼加，有一艘16人小船准备偷渡到波多黎各，但是不幸在海上迷航，眼见同船乘客身体越来越虚弱，女乘客法丝缇娜Faustina Mercedes自告奋勇提供母乳给整船的人喝。这起事件发生在2001年，但近日又再度掀起讨论。 船只迷航后船上的食物很快耗尽，到了第5天，31岁的法丝缇娜突发奇想将女儿的母乳也分喂给妹妹，不料妹妹才喝了一口，很快就恢复活力。法丝缇娜随即自告奋勇喂给所有乘客喝，每人每天可以吮吸10秒，船只在海上漂流12天后，最终成功靠岸。 以上就是今天美加新闻播报的全部内容，我们明天再见！

Sam is joined by renowned dancer and choreographer, Theo Clinkard. Settle in for a fascinating exploration into 'artistry' and what this means for our society. Century Project - Theo's upcoming hopeful dance work that spans a century, launching in 2021 and completing beyond our lifetimes, in 2120. Taking place every 5 years upon a hand woven carpet, 100-strong constellations of dancers come together to engage in a practice of slowing the body and mapping the mind. An act of faith, whereby it's continuation is entrusted to future generations, this human-scale yet epic work celebrates the embodied knowledge of the dancer while asking, how can we use long term thinking in order to be better ancestors? Future Library by Katie Paterson in Norway Long Player - a 1000 year continuous piece of music by Jem Finer from the Pogues. As Slow As Possible by John Cage. Wainsgate Dances & Open Practice: an international programme of workshops, residencies and performances curated by Charlie Morrissey and Rob Hopper. Based at Wainsgate Chapel in Hebden Bridge. The morning Open Practice sessions happen Monday - Friday, 9-10am, £2 donation - we highly recommend them!

Drax, Ella and Hen go ghost hunting in Hebden Bridge on the hunt for the ghost of Silvia Plath. Written by Sam Grierson Schwarz: https://www.crabandbull.com Directed by Jacquie Lawrence Starring: Alicya Eyo as Hen Patricia Potter as Ella 3 women set out to create a women's “media empire” and in doing so realise that their very different lives may just be the key to their success. Navigating themes of motherhood and other hood, sexuality, difference, sex and friendship, Henpire is a fast paced, irreverent comedy podcast written by Samantha Grierson Schwarz, an autistic and gay writer. Heather Peace as Drax Executive Producer: Pippa Dale Associate Producer: Susie Hanlon Co-Produced by Jackdaw Media Limited: https://www.jackdaw.media Co-Produced by LBTQ Women: https://www.lbtqwomen.org Music: Horse - "Don't give up" https://www.horsemcdonald.com Sound Designer: Wilfredo Ascosta Post Production: Sade Giliberti Legal: Elise Schwarz Recording Studios: Sound House Studios https://www.thesoundhousestudios.co.uk/

A ROMANCE THAT SURVIVES THE DEVASTATION OF WAR Emily falls passionately in love with working class Walter, despite fierce opposition from her class-conscious father. She sees marriage as a partnership of equals and resolves to elope to escape such a male dominated society. Emily's actions will see her struggle to survive the subsequent devastation brought about by the war, as she and her four-year-old son are thrown into the midst of danger and death. The family experiences rationing and the terror of bombing―their air raid shelter is destroyed by a direct hit. When Walter volunteers for the army, Emily and her son are evacuated to a rat-infested cottage in a farming community near Hebden Bridge. When the war changes Walter into an efficient army officer who demands to be obeyed, Emily worries that she might have a rival for his affections. How can she restore their loving relationship? The Girl Who Disappeared is a moving love story about one woman's enduring resilience, a story full of quiet humour and surprising twists and turns. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Should you take vitamin D pills to ward off coronavirus? Our own Dr Margaret McCartney has been sifting through the evidence in search of answers. Also clinical trials expert Dr David Collier of Queen Mary University London tells us about new treatments for Covid-19 that are in the pipeline. And is the mysterious “nocebo effect” causing most of the side-effects from statins? Janice Richardson from Hebden Bridge shares her experience on the pills and we chat to researcher and Dr James Howard of Imperial College and cardiologist Dr Rohin Francis. Presenter: James Gallagher Producer: Geraldine Fitzgerald

Hello and welcome to episode 26 of Adventures In New Music Episode!This week we chat about Hermitage by Ron Sexsmith (Andy's choice) and Microphones in 2020 by The Microphones (Chris's choice).THIS WEEKS RELATED LINKSRon Sexsmith WebsiteYou Don't Wanna Hear It - Ron Sexsmith (from The Hermitage Sessions)The Microphones BandcampMicrophones in 2020 accompanying videoIst Ist Live From The Attic - tickets hereExile - Taylor Swift featuring Bon Iver (The Long Pond Sessions)Lie To Me - Tired Lion (official video)Dan Kye (aka Jordan Rakei) live in The Lab LDN18" Stonehenge clip - This Is Spinal TapVocation Brewery in Hebden Bridge (very good ales, very good indeed)Don't forget to check out the Adventures In New Music playlist to see which Ron Sexsmith track gets added. No Microphones track for reasons that will become apparent! The Adventures In New Music Playlist is available on the website or search Adventures In New Music on Spotify or Apple Music. What to recommend a new artist or album? In a band we should be checking out? Just fancy getting in touch with us? Please do so via the website or at adventuresinnewmusic@gmail.comFriend us up on the socials:InstagramFacebookAnd hit that subscribe button so we pop in your podcast inbox every Friday at 9am.Next Week...Next week is the first of two specials to finish of the year in style! First up we have 'Adventures In New Old Music' - Andy and Chris will both pick out an album that is very dear to them, but one that the other doesn't know. Should be a laugh! Tune in Monday 14th December from 9am GMT.Until then dear listeners, look after yourselves.

Maisha and Jess are childhood friends from Hebden Bridge, who both enjoy successful careers in dance and the arts. Sam chats to them about their individual practices and the significance of creativity to their upbringing. Plus they share how they like to look after themselves outside of work, with some fun memories thrown in! Do connect with them on social media! Maisha: MaishaKungu.DanceArtist  @maisha.dancer.tapper Jess: @jess_woodhead @jessiwood14

Horatio Clare takes us to Hebden Bridge and its connections with the poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes. Lucy Moore celebrates the London she travels through at human pace on her bicycle. Curtis Jobling recalls Great Sankey, where childhood phantoms became the grown-up imaginings of unsettling fantasy novels. The post Location And The Writer, part 12 appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

Talk Art Special Episode!!!! Russell and Robert meet three incredible emerging artists Charlotte McDonald, Aflie Kungu and Rose Electra Harris!!! We are very excited to continue our partnership with Bombay Sapphire, celebrating their new #RipeForDiscovery Artist Series.Russell recently worked alongside Bombay Sapphire as co-curator to choose three fantastic emerging artists to create unique limited edition artworks for new #BombayBramble gin bottle labels! Listen to learn all about the artworks of three incredible artists! Follow the artists on Instagram now to see more of their work and inspirations: @CharlotteMcdonaldArt, @Alfie.Kungu and @RoseElectraHarris!Charlotte McDonald an artist with a degree in Drawing and Painting from Edinburgh College of Art. She’s inspired by landscape, nature and the effects that the landscape has on today’s environment, Charlotte creates both abstract artworks in the form of prints and paintings. She explores and responds to the relationship between texture, colour and shape mostly based on abstract form but also sometimes observational.Alfie Kungu is an artist whose works are bright and playful, his childhood figurative characters realised with classical painting technique. Familiar cultural motifs are set against contrasting textures and fearless colours, coming together as a vivid expression of Kungu’s headspace. Kungu grew up in Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire and went on to study art in Leeds, followed by UWE Bristol graduating in 2016 with First Class BA (Hons) Fine Art. He has exhibited his work at ICA, Cob and HVQ8 Gallery Berlin. Rose Electra Harris is an artist working predominantly as a printmaker, mostly in etching and screen-printing. She completed her BA Hons in Printmaking at Brighton University in 2015. She now works between her studio at home, Slaughterhaus Print Studio in Stockwell and Print Club London in Hackney. In her work she explores the interior, creating dreamlike, surreal and vibrant interpretations of domestic spaces around her. The room is an oasis and the items within it are what bring it to life. Rose imagines the dialogue that exists between space and furnishings or objects – chandeliers, lemon squeezers, chairs or a freestanding bath, for instance. She uses decorative motifs, intricate patterns and a vivid palette, to make the everyday important!The 'Ripe For Discovery' Artist Series bottles are available now! Head in store at Selfridges and online @theOfficialSelfridges to view, purchase and personalise these exclusive #BombayBramble bottles from these three truly incredible young artists!!! Plus, visit @BombaySapphireUK to see more from Behind the Scenes of this exciting project. https://www.bombaysapphire.com/products/bombay-bramble/For images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit

Graps and Claps Audio presents the Minoru Suzuki Mixtape with a look at 5 Suzuki matches plus chat about beer, LIDL, Hebden Bridge and more!! @geoffogden2 @oggypart3 @grapsandclaps

This week on Dubbel Feature we go waaaaay back to 1995 and take on the Robert Rodriguez classic, Desperado. Starring Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek, Cheech Marin and Danny Trejo.Beer comes from Vocation from Hebden Bridge and Amundsen from Norway.The world is still *mostly* in lockdown. While it's not safe to go back to the cinema, or the pub, or get on the bus, Dubbel Feature continues.First, we brought you The Netflix Tapes. Now, welcome to PRIME TIME!We'll watch a film on Amazon Prime, jump on Skype, have a beer and talk about the film the way we always do.

Entertainment shows from broadcasting giants have incredible power to transmit ideas to huge audiences. Research shows that across countries, we pay more attention to TV on climate than we do to any other forms of media. But on the whole, big budget dramas and soaps remain silent. This week Lucy and Tom, (Coronation Street and Neighbours fans respectively) speak to the award-winning British screenwriter, Lisa Holdsworth about when and how TV drama will step up to the biggest story of our lives. Lisa is entertaining, brilliantly honest (especially about the commissioning process) and full of ideas about how this drama - the battle to get climate more screen-time – might play out. Spoiler: we’ll know we’ve succeeded when the climate crisis becomes a kitchen sink drama in Hebden Bridge, and the kitchen is flooded. Socials: Lucy Siegle: https://twitter.com/lucysiegle https://www.instagram.com/theseagull Tom Mustill: https://www.instagram.com/tommustill https://twitter.com/tommustill

This week we are teetering on the edge of harvest starting and you can hear the age-old excitement in Andrew's voice as he delivers the market report for week commencing the 6th July.In Farmchat Andrew catches up with Dr Paul Everden, an old friend and fitness buddy who gives Andrew the inside track on Corona virus, how Norfolk is doing and his work specifically on old people's homes. Paul also explains the structure of Covid and how it can denature, as well as finding ways to stop it entering your body! They wonder if we have become immune to the fear of Covid-19, they talk 2nd waves, herd immunity and PPE.Perhaps appropriately after all this Andrew has a drink of beer with Ian and opens up a bottle of Life or Death an IPA from Hebden Bridge! They also try Baby-faced Assassin by the Roosters Brewing Co and discuss the take over of the Warburton's contract by Frontier.The Dewing Grain Podcast is co-produced by www.eastcoastdesignstudio.co.uk and www.tinshedproductions.co.ukDewing Grain - Independent grain trader for Norfolk and Suffolk01263 731550 - www.dewinggrain.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join our conversation with Nyah Grace.  Nyah grew up on her grandparents’ farm in rural Oregon, with hazelnut trees, two cows, three chickens, two cats, a bunch of dogs, three horses and wide-open spaces. As a child, she wanted to be Selena Gomez or Taylor Swift, but discovering Billie Holiday and Alicia Keys in her early teens set her down a different path. That passion for music saw her developing her talents in the basement of the farm, teaching herself piano to be able to write songs and then Logic to transform those ideas into demos.Her momentum soon snowballed. She was discovered by a manager, who whisked her across the Atlantic to work with Michael Kwesi Graves in Brixton and then Steve Chrisanthou in Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire. For months she went back-and-forth between the two locations and relocated to the UK permanently when she was just 17 years old.The result is her debut album ‘Honey Coloured’. It’s a scintillating blend of neo-soul, R&B and jazz in which Nyah performs with both youthful exuberance and a maturity beyond her tender age. As well as these two new singles, the album also highlights ‘My Sista Told Me’, a duet and co-write with Corinne Bailey Rae. Check out Nyah Grace's latest releases: Sooner or Later - https://open.spotify.com/track/0OGgT8...I Just Wish You'd Call me - https://open.spotify.com/track/5jidwG...Sunday - https://open.spotify.com/track/1LXkjG...  COPYRIGHT © 2020 Bring Back Soul Music.  

This week we review - Meet The Richardsons (Series 1 Episode 4)A fictional window into the funny and frustrated marriage of Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont.This comedy series sees stand-up comedians Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont play exaggerated versions of themselves as viewers get a glimpse into their home and work lives, surrounded by their celebrity friends and their Hebden Bridge neighbours.Meet The Richardsons shows what their neighbours really think of them, the type of birthday party they should have for their daughter Elsie, caravan holidays and Jon's constant refusal to do or go to anything, much to Lucy's annoyance (that part isn't scripted).Written by Lucy Beaumont & Tim ReidDirected By Lee Hupfield & Eddie StaffordProduced by Lee Hupfield & Eddie StaffordA Second Act production for UKTVMeet The Richardsosns is available here: https://bit.ly/2vZqv2JThe Comedy Slab Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Spotify and Youtube.Subscribe for a new episode each Monday.Get in touch - we're @ComedySlab on Twitter and ComedySlab on Facebook.

Welcome back to Create Shift! Happy New Year for those of you reading and listening in real time. I hope 2020 is treating you kindly so far, or that you at least are treating yourself kindly. S5ep1 of Create Shift is a solo episode where I discuss the possibilities for a more mindful and holistic approach to New Year. So, if the whole New Year, New You vibe isn't for you perhaps this gentler, more sustainable and loving approach is. Thanks for Listening, Ellen x Full show notes can be found at being-change.com (http://being-change.com/create-shift-s5ep1-a-mindful-new-year) Want to take a day to rest, reset and recharge before going into Spring full of vitality? Join me on my Winter Hibernation Day Retreat in Hebden Bridge (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/winter-hibernation-yoga-holistic-wellbeing-day-retreat-tickets-84606461203) , Saturday 1st Feb. 

#011: Joey Miles ‘This book is to help you sit like a mountain, so that when you see the big mountains you’ll know what to look for’. Scott talks to Joey Miles, an authorised level 2 and highly inspiring Ashtanga yoga teacher, about how yoga has evolved through his life.    Joey came to yoga in 1998 and since that time has become one of the most loved and influential Ashtanga yoga teachers teaching in the UK today. Before yoga, Joey had previously pursued the circus, martial arts and physical theatre. On graduating from Goldsmiths University, he began assisting Hamish Hendry at Ashtanga Yoga London and for 3 years he practised and assisted daily. During this time, he spent 2 or 3 months every year in Mysore practicing with Pattabhi Jois and Sharath. In 2004 he was authorised to teach by Pattabhi Jois and he then taught daily Mysore classes from 2005-2008 at Triyoga in Primrose Hill, London. In 2009 he relocated to Hebden Bridge and set up Ashtanga Yoga Leeds with the intention of supporting people’s daily yoga practice, this has now been running for eleven years. Alongside the more traditional ashtanga path, Joey has studied and practiced Iyengar yoga for fifteen years under Alaric Newcombe. Whilst mixing styles is often frowned upon, he finds the change in approach to be remarkably helpful in his personal practice, for allowing variation, and giving support to a wider variety of students’ needs. Joey’s teaching is rigorous and playful and his intention is to bring clarity and emphasis to sound alignment within the ashtanga system thereby demonstrating unity among different schools of postural yoga.   You can find out more about Joey here. _____________ Blending Yoga Traditions - Joey Miles Scott and Joey have known each other for over ten years and have been friends for the past eight. They have a connection that bonds them outside of yoga too. They are both fathers and have a love of dance culture. Scott and Joey spoke in December 2019 where they were both teaching at Purple Valley and have a deeply personal conversation. Joey shares openly and honestly about how his life has evolved through practicing yoga from a young age and shares about his evolution. He talks about how his contemplative practice developed and how his yoga practice, particularly Ashtanga and Iyengar, has evolved through blending both their traditions in a highly insightful and focused way. 'Joey is so articulate. He is ability to share information his so rich and we could have gone on for another hour. Joey's insights on practice are inspiring and the way he talks about blending the practices of Ashtanga and Iyengar is gold. This podcast is essential for those thinking of how to move beyond the strict approach to Ashtanga yoga. Joey's story is of an inspiring inquisitiveness to practice and life.' Scott Johnson - January 2020 If you like this podcast then also listen to Scott’s conversation with John Scott, who was also one of Joey's early teachers.  Joey talks about: how he first experienced experienced being contemplative through talking, questioning and debating ethical dilemmas as a child. experienced rave culture as transcendental. realised that yoga and meditation was a way to move away from the rave culture to experience transcendence. got involved with the Pegasus Youth Theatre. at 17 started practice yoga every day from a book. how he felt well and connected because of practice. how he travelled to Nepal and was exposed to Hindu and Buddhist culture. how he started to notice how people listened. how he was touched by the mountains. how he discovered circus arts and it became a meditation for him. how he was fortunate to have great teachers before him to study from. how important it was to learn from people who have integrated practice into our culture. how we teach to people in their lives. how practice changes as we practice for longer. how he started Ashtanga yoga how he had faith in his teachers as he progressed through the ashtanga yoga practice. how he started Iyengar yoga. how Iyengar challenged him in whole new way. how he learnt the Ashtanga yoga practice 3 times over. how he learns to read his body. how he has had a sitting practice that has run alongside his yoga practice. seeing yoga and meditation as the same thing. how he sees how yoga plays out in relationships. how he sees yoga playing out in his life. how developing a home practice is one of the most important things working with Iyengar teachers is important to develop their postural yoga practice. how joey sees the contemplative life. Show Notes Bernard Williams Sangharakshita John Blanchard Juggling Pegasus Youth Theatre Sogyal Rinpoche The Beach Ken Robinson Ted Talk Jack Kornfield John Scott Hamish Hendry Zone of proximal development. Alaric Newcombe  

Compare and contrast the previous episode on E3 with this one on Feral Vector, an annual festival of games and play that takes place in an old church up a hill in a Yorkshire town called Hebden Bridge. Chella Ramanan, a games writer and one of the founders of POC in Play, explains why this left-field festival is so important to her and to the UK games scene.Chella also wrote about Feral Vector for gameindustry.com

My first visit to the Trades Club in Hebden Bridge - not my first time seeing Nick Lowe but one of the best!

Edward Christopher "Ed" Sheeran nasceu dia 17 de fevereiro de 1991, na cidade de Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire e foi criado em Framlingham, Suffolk. Seu irmão, Matthew nasceu dia 17 de março de 1989, estudou música na universidade e agora é compositor de música clássica... Quer saber mais? Acesse: https://www.facebook.com/GothamCityLondon/

In this episode, Clare & TB get a little sweary in a bid to live up to their explicit tag. They almost manage it. They talk about writing their joint Cotswolds books. TB is at the saggy, soggy middle, swearing a lot and eating too much ice cream. Clare is at the beginning, where the world is still full of possibility and wonder. Give her a week, and she'll be sobbing, too. Such is the cycle of writing a book! They both agree they're not very outdoorsy (minus lesbian points). However, Clare has booked Indigo Girls tickets (plus points!), TB is going to an Amanda Palmer gig (more points!), and Clare once won a darts trophy (extra bonus points!). When it comes to literary events, both agree they're worth it to network and meet readers. They're also good for inspiration, but tiring too, especially for introverts. TB is off to a bumper crop of events this year, and Clare will be at the Happy Valley Pride in Hebden Bridge. Neither likes entering awards. In fact, they've left Clare a little scarred. The only award they need is a thumbs-up from readers. Yay! Clare & TB are both pleased as punch with the bonanza of comments they've received. Keep them coming, and get a shout-out. Also, tell them what you think of literary events & awards.

It's a Hallowe'en-themed special! I'll be testing out some Poundland Marvel bath products, while Bonnie tries out green bath slime! There's also Bath Bomb of The Week, a spooky Question of The Week and a chilling special feature, Tales From The Tub, where I'll be telling ghost stories from the comfort of my bathtub. This week's dish washing and chat comes from Hebden Bridge, and the house of my guest, illustrator and Vimto drinker, Adam Cadwell! Find his most excellent work at adamcadwell.com! Enjoy! But most of all: DON'T HAVE NIGHTMARES.

The residents trying to protect their Yorkshire town from flooding. Hebden Bridge was badly hit by floods in 2015. In the valley above the town, volunteers have taken up saws and pickaxes to try and ensure it doesn't happen again. Let us know what's happening in your world. ipm@bbc.co.uk You can tweet us @BBCiPM Presented by Luke Jones. Produced by Cat Farnsworth.

In this episode, Rob chats to Kevin Duffy from Bluemoose Books about the trials of independent publishing, the effects of Brexit on writers, the problem with agents, getting your authors pinched, assemby line blancmange books pumped out by big publishing and Hebden Bridge. Rob and Kate talk about Not the Not the Booker prize, Jacob Rees-Mogg, William Shatner singing O Canada, Feminism and Jeremy Clarkson. Rob forgets to edit out the bit where he wishes Boris Johnson dead (I don't really).

Hello! We took a trip to Hebden Bridge, awarded 5th best place to live in the world, to find out how towns and villages can thrive. Lisa Nandy MP and Beth Paramor both know a thing or two about what powers places to success, and what can be done to help those which aren't.ANDComedian Debs Gatenby is all about the empathy. She pitches national service in retail, catering or concessions, enforced work playtime and OAP run call centre's. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Will's going on a date! But in the meantime he and Chris sift through your feedback on this week's episode. Plus - we venture down their Wormholes of the Week and someone wins the Homo Sapiens T-shirt. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Will and Chris visit Hebden Bridge, a small town in Yorkshire, to find out what makes it such an LGBTQ+-friendly place. They meet the locals and discover that the idea of big cities being more progressive than country towns is a myth. They find out the inspiring story behind Happy Valley Pride, the strangest things Rowan and Jeff in the leather shop have been asked to make, and they get invited to unveil a plaque! PLUS - Will has been hanging out with Baz Luhrmann and the boys recall their terrifying experiences with sharks! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which Paul gives a snapshot of living in Hebden Bridge, and Mark recalls seeing a man with an odd companion. We discover some weird museums, and laugh at some stupid life decisions. Our Swell Oh El’s this week are … Continue reading →

The ‘Pod’ this month was recorded LIVE at Wuthering Bytes, the digital festival with the best name EVER! Co-organiser of the Hebden Bridge based event, Tim Harbour joins the team this month, soldiering on with a particularly frustrating cold. The team discuss Instagrams erroneous definition of the word ‘low’, how you can help raise awareness with Shelter, AI doing stuff and how AR could actually be really useful for charities. The audience get in on the rant this month and offer up the topics including amongst other things, (one of) Greg’s favourite companies to complain about, Apple. It’s worth noting this was recorded prior to the Apple event, but given the scope of the leaks this year most of it’s correct. If you’d like to contact Tim or Wuthering Bytes: @timharbour @wutheringbytes   Things this episode: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/instagram-cyber-attack-hack-celebrities-selena-gomez-justine-bieber-millions-ordinary-social-media-a7926211.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-40850174 https://haveibeenpwned.com/ http://england.shelter.org.uk/support_us/campaigns https://www.charitydigitalnews.co.uk/2017/08/23/world-food-programme-enhances-digital-app/ https://www.charitydigitalnews.co.uk/2017/08/23/charity-commission-seeks-service-testers/ https://www.capitalotc.com/gravitational-lens-analysis/217829/ http://benevolent.ai/news/articles/this-ai-unicorn-is-disrupting-the-pharma-industry-in-a-big-way/ https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/31/16232180/ai-fake-reviews-yelp-amazon http://www.wired.co.uk/article/best-apple-arkit-demos-apps https://edri.org/privacy-for-kids-digital-defenders/ Get in touch:Twitter: @techforgoodliveInstagram: techforgoodliveSnapchat: techforgoodEmail: Hello@techforgood.live

This first episode of the Sheffield Digital podcast includes an intro to Sheffield Digital itself, Appt's experience in China, our partnership with the AMRC and a list of upcoming events you might like to attend. There's also the story behind the Google Digital Garage Bus. Hosted this week by Iain Broome, Mel Kanarek, Chris Dymond, with our guest, Neill Links and notes Here is a list of links to the various people, companies and topics that we mentioned in this episode. Birchenall Howden (http://www.birchenallhowden.co.uk/) About Sheffield Digital (http://sheffield.digital/about) Sheffield Digital Slack community (http://sheffield.digital/slack) Tech North Summer Showcase post (https://sheffield.digital/posts/tech-north-summer-showcase-follow-up/) Tech North (https://technorthhq.com/) Showroom Workstation (https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/) Sheffield Digital membership (http://sheffield.digital/membership) Sheffield Digital on Twitter (http://twitter.com/shfdigital) Sheffield Digital on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/10055883/) Sheffield Digital events calendar (http://sheffield.digital/events) Sheffield Digital jobs board (http://sheffield.digital/jobs) Appt (http://appt-app-design.co.uk/) Regional Partner: Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) (https://sheffield.digital/about/regional-partners/regional-partner-advanced-manufacturing-research-centre/) Regional Partner: Barnsley DMC (https://sheffield.digital/about/regional-partners/regional-partner-barnsley-dmc/) AMRC – Factory 2050 (http://www.amrc.co.uk/facilities/factory-2050) Microsoft Hololens (https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/hololens) Sheffield City Council (https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/) Sheffield City Region – Local Enterprise Partnership (https://sheffieldcityregion.org.uk/about/the-lep-board/) #GeekBrekky (https://sheffield.digital/posts/start-your-friday-with-geekbrekky/) Wuthering Bytes – festival in Hebden Bridge (http://wutheringbytes.com/) Code Club Meetup (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/code-club-meetup-sheffield-tickets-36712467980) SmartSheffield Meetup (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/smartsheffield-september-meetup-coalitions-of-the-willing-tickets-36830780857) Bright Toys wins £855 to get more kids into STEM (https://enterprise.shef.ac.uk/2017/07/bright-toys-wins-855-kids-stem) Digital Policy Conflab tag on Sheffield Digital (https://sheffield.digital/posts/tag/digital-policy-conflab/) First Sheffield Meta Meetup (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sheffield-meta-meetup-tickets-35459520380) Google Digital Garage (https://events.withgoogle.com/book-digital-garage-sheffield/) Google Digital Garage bus tour (https://events.withgoogle.com/book-digital-garage-sheffield/Google-Digital-Garage-bus-tour/#content) Overcast for iOS (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/overcast/id888422857?mt=8) Pocket Casts for Android (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.shiftyjelly.pocketcasts&hl=en_GB)

Tom talks to Andrew Back (@9600) founder of the Wuthering Bytes festival of technology in Hebden Bridge, about this year's programme and the global open source project, collaborating to solve tomorrow's tech problems in everything from the Large Hadron Collider to NASA spacecraft

Welcome to the second and final half of the #DMUEngage panel discussion event ‘I am Woman, Hear Me Phwoar!’ which took place on the Sunday of the 2017 Hebden Bridge Burlesque Festival. Here performers, promoters and activists Sadie Sinner, Rubyyy Jones and Heidi Bang Tidy and scholars of burlesque Dr Jacki Willson and Dr Claire […]

Welcome to  the first half of the #DMUEngage panel discussion event ‘I am Woman, Hear Me Phwoar!’ which took place on the Sunday of the 2017 Hebden Bridge Burlesque Festival. Here performers, promoters and activists Sadie Sinner, Rubyyy Jones and Heidi Bang Tidy and scholars of burlesque Dr Jacki Willson and Dr Claire Nally joined me […]

Clare Balding continues her series of talking to, or about, those who have a real passion for walking. As a teacher, heavily involved with the Duke of Edinburgh Awards scheme, Lynn had always known how beneficial it was for young people to get out into the countryside but when she and her partner Jacqueline, adopted three siblings, who had all experienced emotional difficulties, walking took on a new significance. While the three children, all under ten, find it difficult to be in a confined space together, when out walking they become more co-operative, calmer and can begin to enjoy all it means to be a family. They take Clare on one of their favourite walks from their home in Hebden Bridge. Producer: Lucy Lunt.

After their lives were ravaged by floods in the winter of 2015, Hebden’s residents decided the only thing to do was postpone Christmas until June 25th. David Bramwell dons his best Santa outfit and joins them for an alternative Christmas, and to uncover an incredible story about the power of community spirit.

After their lives were ravaged by floods in the winter of 2015, Hebden’s residents decided the only thing to do was postpone Christmas until June 25th. David Bramwell dons his best Santa outfit and joins them for an alternative Christmas, and to uncover an incredible story about the power of community spirit.

Hailing from Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire, England, in 1999 Ian Coates left on a four month trip on his 1991 Honda Africa Twin motorcycle. 240,000 miles and 14 years later, 70 year old Ian finally returned home. For photos, links and more go to https://adventureriderradio.com. Please rate, review and subscribe to Adventure Rider Radio motorcycle podcast on your favourite podcast app or on iTunes.  

Episode number 4 in the Clandestino podcast series comes to you from deepest West Yorkshire. Hebden Bridge to be exact; an unlikely hot bed of deep electronic music we'll have you know. Causa is the latest alter-ego of Joe Lucas. We've been fans of Joe's work since his outings in the early 2000's as 61 Players on classic labels like DiY and Fat City, but it's his latest output on Paperecordings and the excellent Tusk Wax as Causa with his sublime productions packed full of lush synth soundscapes and analogue textures that meant we had to ask him to compile a rare and exclusive mix for us. Enjoy an hour and a half of leftfield, synth heavy deep house music as we hand the reigns over to Causa... More info & track listing - www.clandestino.co.uk 1 - Brain Machine - Capricorn Rising - Titan's Halo 2 - Causa - Elias 3 - Posthuman - In Apophenia - Horn Wax 4 - Causa & Tusk - Confide - Disco Bloodbath 5 - Deep Space Orchestra - Jack Wants His Truck Back - Jack & Wang 6 - Causa - Crosswinds - Glenview Recs 7 - Unknown - Isolate - SP 8 - Unknown - Unknown - Seductive 9 - Brain Machine - Eternal Night - Titan's Halo 10 - Lostalle - Leaving 11 - Kyle Hall & Kero - Zug Island - Wild Oats Music 12 - Fiakun Team feat. P. Omeatxebarria - Around Your Neck - Fiakun 13 - Legowelt - On The Tigertrain - Clone

Hebden Bridge was once a working class textile town shaped by a culture of chapel and self help. But a new book finds its character transformed by a wave of incomers - from hippies to home workers. The writer Paul Barker talks to Laurie Taylor about community, past and present, in Hebden Bridge. Also, the social historian, Emily Cockayne explores relations between neighbours down the ages. As long as people have lived in shelters they have had people living next door. But how has the support, as well as the noise and nuisance of neighbours changed over time?Producer: Jayne Egerton.

Due to technical problems, this video only contains still shots of Mandi, while Rick's video is normal. Mandi Solk lives in the picturesque town of Hebden Bridge in England, UK. She founded Nonduality-North six years ago in order to attract Nonduality Teachers to the North of England. Mandi is herself a Nonduality Teacher and has now handed Nonduality-North on so that she can concentrate on her own meetings and YouTube videos. She has written two books: 'The Joy of No Self', endorsed by Scott Kiloby and Jeff Foster Is-Ness Is Your Only Biz-Ness: Highly Potent Power-Poems with the Power to Transform, Inspire, Heal, and Awaken to Liberation Website Interview recorded 2/27/2011 2nd BatGap interview with Mandi Summary and Transcript of this interview. YouTube Video Chapters: 00:00:00 - Introduction to Mandi Solk 00:02:49 - A Seeker's Journey 00:06:17 - Letting go in the face of death 00:09:20 - The Awakening and Change of Perspective 00:12:00 - Encased in a Wall of Terror 00:15:01 - Profound Silence and Non-Events 00:17:45 - The Loving Way of Finding Your True Self 00:20:56 - Finding Stillness in Meditation 00:23:47 - Meditation Rigidities 00:26:13 - The Practice of Meditation  00:28:51 - The Absence of the Doer 00:31:54 - Embracing the Present Moment 00:35:16 - Observing Fear and Anxiety 00:38:41 - The Naturalness of Detachment 00:41:24 - Embracing all Emotions in Nonduality 00:44:12 - Living Life Fully 00:46:43 - Unraveling the tendency to take thoughts too seriously 00:49:16 - Scott's Shadow Work and Personal Growth 00:51:49 - The Nature of Aliveness 00:54:20 - Dwelling in the State of Presence 00:57:17 - The Generosity of the Way to God 01:00:02 - Gradual Realizations and Seeing Beyond Separation 01:02:43 - The Two Ways of Awakening 01:05:25 - Spontaneous awakenings and the path to self-discovery 01:07:44 - The Experience of Absolute Love and God's Presence 01:10:35 - Be Still and Know That I Am God 01:13:17 - The Possibility of Awakening 01:15:41 - Nonduality accessible to all 01:18:03 - Private Realization and Ordinary Life 01:20:40 - The Value of Diversity of Perspectives 01:22:57 - Healing by Revealing Soul Website

Mandi Solk lives in the picturesque town of Hebden Bridge in England, UK. She founded Nonduality-North six years ago in order to attract Nonduality Teachers to the North of England. Mandi is herself a Nonduality Teacher and has now handed Nonduality-North on so that she can concentrate on her own meetings and YouTube videos. She has written a book: 'The Joy of No Self', endorsed by Scott Kiloby and Jeff Foster, and is presently working on another. Website:  nonduality-mandi.blogspot.com. Interview recorded 2/27/2011 2nd BatGap interview with Mandi Video and audio below. Audio also available as a Podcast. Due to technical problems, this video only contains still shots of Mandi, while Rick's video is normal.