Will Abbott

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Will Abbott is a Craven-based reporter who has previously reported on the likes of the online chess boom and psychic intuitives. Some of Will's articles are being drafted with the assistance of AI tools such as ChatGPT. However, Newsquest editors and journalists always decide what content to cover and always review this content before it is published.

Will Abbott is a Craven-based reporter who has previously reported on the likes of the online chess boom and psychic intuitives. Some of Will's articles are being drafted with the assistance of AI tools such as ChatGPT. However, Newsquest editors and journalists always decide what content to cover and always review this content before it is published.

Latest articles from Will Abbott

Bradley's Jewellers York's Arts and Crafts-inspired collection was showcased at a private viewing this week at York Art Gallery, where an exhibition on Morris & Co's works is being held until February next year. Pictured is owner Kay Bradley

York jewellers' wares showcased alongside Morris & Co pieces
A York jewellers has collaborated with an art gallery to present its Arts and Crafts-inspired pieces alongside Morris & Co products.

Gate Helmsley's Balloon Tree Farm Shop & Café received the Remarkable Cuppa Award at this year's Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards

Gate Helmsley café celebrates after winning Remarkable Cuppa Award
The Balloon Tree Farm Shop & Café has received the Remarkable Cuppa Award.

The Shambles has 53,800 hashtags on Instagram, according to Leeds Locksmiths. This places it ninth among UK cities on the social media platform

The Shambles named in list of UK's most Instagrammable streets

The Shambles in York has placed within the top ten - and top three outside London - of a ranking of the UK's most Instagrammable streets.

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Following on from research commissioned by Which?, the company's director of policy and advocacy, Rocio Concha, has requested that the Online Safety Act be implemented sooner than currently planned

Which?'s Rocio Concha seeks speedier Online Safety Act implementation
New research by Which? has sought to identify the number of people in the UK who lost money to online scams in the past 12 months.

As of Friday, November 22, the Christmas Markets have officially returned to Leeds city centre

Christmas Markets officially return to Leeds city centre
The Christmas markets have returned to Leeds city centre.

Three UK, Vodafone, O2, and EE will no longer charge customers to text 61016. Pictured is British Transport Police's chief constable Lucy D'Orsi, who wrote to the networks earlier this year regarding the arrangement

See it, say it, sorted: Big Four make 61016 service free-to-text
Travellers on the Yorkshire rail network will no longer be charged to report crime via British Transport Police's 61016 service.

Esendex's 'Delivery Delays' Report places Yorkshire and the Humber fifth in a ranking of areas most likely to suffer delivery delays this festive season

Report analyses regional risk of delivery delays during festive season
A report analysing the regions and cities supposedly most at risk of delivery delays "this festive season" has ranked Yorkshire and the Humber in fifth.

A former mill owner's residence, known as 'Stone Hall,' is on the market for £625,000

A 'rare opportunity to own a piece of Bradford's rich heritage'

A Grade II-listed former mill owner's residence in Eccleshill is on sale for £625,000.

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GardeningExpress.co.uk used Freedom of Information requests to predict city councils' 2024 Christmas light and decoration expenditure

Leeds among councils with biggest predicted Christmas budget
Using Freedom of Information requests, GardeningExpress.co.uk has collected data on city councils' predicted Christmas light/decoration spends.

City of York Council made decisions on a number of planning applications in the week beginning November 4, including granting approval for the change of use of a Heslington NatWest to a convenience store and first floor flat

NatWest to become convenience store after planning permission granted

Decisions on a number of planning applications were made in the week beginning November 4.

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