Newsletter: Saturday 1st March 2025

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Happy St David’s Day to all celebrating across Yorkshire and beyond! As we welcome March, the county is buzzing with fresh beginnings, from the grand reopening of York’s historic Roman Bath pub to an exciting new culinary partnership at The Deep in Hull.

This week also brings a fantastic lineup of events, from top-tier live music and theatre performances to thrilling sporting spectacles. Plus, we take a closer look at the mysterious White Cross in Crakehall, a fascinating relic of Yorkshire’s past. Whether you’re exploring local history, enjoying a night out, or marking the occasion with a daffodil walk, there’s plenty to discover.

The image above is courtesy of Ripon Racecourse.

Yorkshire News

York’s historic Roman Bath pub has reopened after a major renovation, enhancing its bar, sports setup, live music, and events while preserving its rich Roman history and charm.

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The Deep, Hull’s iconic aquarium, has partnered with award-winning Yorkshire caterer Shoot the Bull to elevate its corporate event catering with high-quality, sustainable, and innovative dining experiences.

Catterick Racecourse’s Countryside Ladies’ Day on 5 March 2025 combines thrilling horse racing, country-chic fashion competitions, and exciting prizes, marking the grand finale of the 2024/25 National Hunt season.


What’s on in Yorkshire this week?

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This week’s lineup is packed with exciting events, from comedy and musicals to top flight netball. Whether you’re looking for a cultural experience, a family-friendly outing, or a night of entertainment, there’s something for everyone across Yorkshire!


A look at the history of White Cross, Crakehall, with Dr Emma Wells

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The White Cross in Crakehall, a Grade II listed stone monument of unknown origin, is believed to have served as a medieval market marker, a site for plague-era trade, a boundary for cattle sales, or simply a wayside cross, reflecting North Yorkshire’s rich historical tapestry.


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