Chapeltown Road cafe with Colombian coffee a must try

Suspicious substance at LGI today.

All emergency services and specialists in chemical warfare weee deployed to the scene. The situation is under control while the identification of what it is will continue today 

Billy Moore visits Leeds and it's dark side to the streets. Giving back.

Freedom united and decentralisation is the ethos and brave words of finally free, Ross Al... a the Silk Road creater and freedom fighter 

Who talks this week for the first time since his release from Trumps pardoning of a double life sentence.

The freedom of speech and opposite door to mainstream media is what the OUREAD believes and ethos is.

watch the YouTube video of the Bitcoin magazine conference now for more details. 

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Vanuatu is not planning to revoke the citizenship of Andrew Tate, with a government spokesperson confirming that the influencer remains a Vanuatu citizen, and the government is not taking any steps to reverse that.

Rudd's Media, is a North Leeds agency which has a multitude of themes.

With blogs, local business advertising directories, poetry, art and much more.

All very off white and controversially  driven, its good to see the bravery of a well put together alternative, freedom of free thinking and alternative ideas, which in todays society, appears a minority and the mass threads all in compliance with someone else's opinions and usually these of the conditioned, material, generic mind.

Street food

A Top Spot in Roundhay Park

One of the best things about Tropical World is that it’s right in Roundhay Park. So, you can easily make a whole day of it. Go see all the exotic plants and animals, and then enjoy everything else the park has to offer – the lakes, the playgrounds, or just find a nice spot for a picnic. It’s a perfect combination.

Honestly, if you’re looking for something a bit different to do in Leeds, Tropical World is a great shout. You get to see some incredible things, learn a bit, and just have a memorable time. It made for a fantastic day out for me.

There’s always something going on in Leeds.

We’re a city that loves to entertain, with a jam-packed event programme that runs all year round. It runs through our much-loved music venues, iconic clubs and prestigious theatres. It runs through our outdoor spaces from Millennium Square and Leeds Dock to our many parks, museums and country houses. Whether it’s a concert, open mic, stand-up, film screening, sports, workshop, talk, festival, performance, food and drink… in Leeds there is guaranteed fun to be had every day (and night) of the week.

Art.

Robyn Rudd Artist back showcasing his work in Leeds & the Charles James Gallery 

Is Local networking working for your business?

Networking in essence has been a thread, a method for years and years to self promote and share ideas with people in industries, with the same or cross market business, in which one can assist another as a joint affiliate program or a combined fulfilment of a contract requiring skills and services that you offer together.

The Benefits of Hosting a Networking Event

Running a networking event offers numerous benefits, both for the organiser and the participants. For businesses, it’s an opportunity to showcase your brand, connect with potential clients, and establish yourself as a leader in your industry. For participants, it’s a chance to meet like-minded professionals, exchange ideas, and build relationships that could lead to future opportunities.

"Of course there are thousands of ways to network"

However, as the world has evolved and a digital multitude of platforms have allowed you to interstate these tools, gives you a broad spectrum geographically, showcasing who, what and how you can fulfill such duties and your availability and potential to succeed , then platforms such as LinkedIn have broadened the market and choices , with immediate contact is just amazing, once filtered and narrowed down the specifics and target market , these groups and tourism can be very valuable towards networking and sourcing new candidates and clients, leading to more customers and revenue with good profits and growth in general terms

DO’S AND DON’TS

Do: Plan with Purpose

• Every successful event starts with a clear purpose. Know what you want to achieve—whether it’s fostering new business relationships, promoting a cause, or simply bringing a community together. Tailor the event’s format, agenda, and activities to align with this goal.

Don’t: Leave the Details to the Last Minute

• Attention to detail is crucial. From selecting the right venue and sending out timely invitations to organising the flow of activities, every detail matters. Last-minute planning often leads to avoidable issues that can detract from the event’s success.

Do: Create a Welcoming Atmosphere

• Make sure your event is accessible and inclusive. A warm, friendly atmosphere encourages attendees to engage and interact more openly. Consider things like the layout of the room, the availability of refreshments, and the clarity of instructions or signage.

Don’t: Overlook the Importance of Icebreakers

• Starting conversations can be daunting for some attendees, especially first-time networkers. Incorporate icebreakers or structured networking activities to help break down barriers and make it easier for people to connect.

Do: Facilitate Meaningful Connections

• Networking is most effective when it leads to genuine relationships. Encourage meaningful interactions by organising activities that go beyond superficial exchanges. This could be in the form of roundtable discussions, expert panels, or themed networking sessions.

Don’t: Focus Solely on Your Own Agenda

• While promoting your business or cause is important, a networking event should primarily serve the interests of your attendees. Ensure that the event provides value for everyone involved, whether through learning opportunities, new connections, or access to resources.

Do: Follow Up with Attendees

• The event doesn’t end when the last attendee leaves. Follow up with participants to thank them for attending, share any relevant information or resources, and encourage them to stay connected. This follow-up can strengthen the relationships formed at the event.

Don’t: Forget to Gather Feedback

• To improve future events, gather feedback from attendees. Ask what they enjoyed, what could be improved, and any suggestions they have for future events. This input is invaluable for refining your approach and ensuring your events continue to deliver value.

Do: Leverage Social Media

• Promote your event on social media before, during, and after it takes place. Encourage attendees to share their experiences and connect online. This not only increases the visibility of your event but also helps build a sense of community.

Don’t: Ignore the Importance of Timing

• The timing of your event can significantly impact attendance and engagement. Consider factors such as the day of the week, time of day, and any competing events. The right timing can make all the difference in ensuring a strong turnout

New Cafe bar/ shop in talks of developing on Tong Road Leeds.

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Leeds café and bar brand Residence has opened the doors to its exciting new day-to-night concept in Moortown.

The new venue, located on Harrogate Road, combines the comfort of a coffee shop with the sophistication of an evening cocktail bar, bringing a fresh and distinctive addition to the popular North Leeds suburb.

By day, customers can expect fantastic coffee, mouth-watering breakfasts and delicious brunch dishes. At night, things heat up with an atmosphere that takes the bar from relaxed daytime vibes to an elegant and lively nighttime venue. 

The evening menu features a variety of small plates from crispy arancini and baked meatballs to creamy Burrata with pesto, perfect for sharing. 

Guests can also enjoy a mouth-watering selection of pizzas, including standout flavours like Vodka Puttanesca, Pepperoni and Hot Honey, and Cheesesteak, all complemented by a curated list of expertly crafted cocktails.

Located in the former Barclays Bank building, the venue offers seating for 100 guests, set against a backdrop of cosy, contemporary interiors. 

The original bank vault has been cleverly transformed into a traditional-style private dining room, providing a unique and intimate setting for special occasions. Outside, a heated terrace seats 35, making it the perfect spot for relaxed summer brunching or evening cocktails.

Residence Moortown will be the third location for the popular eatery, which began as a small café in Cookridge in 2018. Headingley followed in early 2023 and both have grown into thriving businesses focused on delicious food and excellent customer experience. 

Residence general manager, Nate Smith, said: “After months of planning to create a beautiful and inviting café and bar space, we’re thrilled to finally open the doors to our new venue in Moortown. This new dual-purpose setting brings something a bit different for our customers to enjoy, and we have lots in store – day and night – to keep everyone’s tastes satisfied!” 

Visit www.ResidenceCafeBar.co.uk for more information or follow on Instagram @residenceleeds for news and updates.

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