A reflection on a year dominated by one very long book, you might know it, and what rereading taught me about depth, slow reading and why book counts don’t matter as much as we think.

A reflective visit to the annual Wakefield Rhubarb Festival; celebrating Yorkshire’s forced rhubarb, independent makers and why staying local can be the most thoughtful way to travel.

Choosing where we spend our time is choosing what kind of places we want to exist. Books on The Lane, an independent bookshop in Wakefield, is one of those places worth choosing.

My take on my first ever latte art throw down and what I hope it means for future nights out in my home town, Wakefield.

It’s the first Sunday in February, perfect for a slow Sunday. Enter Shakshouka. A small joy and the perfect dish for a slow Sunday brunch.