An expert panel has considered what role Yorkshire can play in transforming the UK economy in the wake of Covid-19.

MOST Yorkshire people, whether born here or adopted, have a deep love of their native region, its extraordinarily beautiful countryside, its spectacular coastline, its astonishing geology, its rich cultural heritage.

COULD Yorkshire become England’s first semi-autonomous province?

In a post-pandemic, post-Brexit landscape, Colin Speakman, author of more than 60 books, walker, campaigner and environmentalist, thinks it could. His latest book, Yorkshire: Ancient Nation, Future Province - is due to be launched at the University of Bradford later this month.

The Government has been called on to bring back the “territorial integrity and names“ of the ancient Ridings of Yorkshire - reversing the “vandalism of the early 1970s.”

A PUBLIC consultation on plans to transform Bradford City Centre ends tomorrow.

The Archbishop of York’s comments on Englishness and identity

People in England's biggest county consider themselves more Yorkshire than English, according to an online survey.

Bringing back a Parliamentary committee of Yorkshire MPs would allow the county “to speak with one voice” to Government, a former Conservative minister from Yorkshire has said.

AUGUST 1 – Yorkshire Day – will see the Yorkshire Society, in collaboration with the University of Hull, publish the results of an online survey of nearly 5,000 people in the county

THE SIZE of Yorkshire’s democratic deficit when it comes to the accountability and scrutiny of the London Government, and its civil servants, continues to be illustrated by the system of Parliamentary select committees.

A communique signed by city and regional leaders from Yorkshire and nationwide is calling on the Government for more devolved powers and resources to hit net zero targets.

A PANEL tasked with finding ways to improve North Yorkshire's rural economy has set out its recommendations in a new report.

These Comments were given to a meeting of the One Yorkshire Committee on Friday 25th June.

On Thursday 29 October 2009, in the splendid surroundings of the council chamber in Barnsley Town Hall, a unique event occurred in the history of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Michael Heseltine has told how he would "give his eye teeth" to be the metro mayor for all of Yorkshire as he said regional leaders were being 'taken for a ride' by the Government over its commitment to devolution.

The Yorkshire Society has launched a ‘Big Yorkshire Conversation’ in what is hoped will be a wide-ranging discussion about the future of the region.

The partnership between Yorkshire's two metro mayors working together on issues such as transport, skills and culture could be a "really powerful alliance" for the people of the region, it is claimed.

Come and listen and put questions to a distinguished panel of experts who will consider how we understand The Future of England.

A new partnership of councils, businesses, utilities, unions and environmental groups from across Yorkshire and Humber is being launched to tackle the climate crisis head on.