Connor Bragger

YouTube channels can get a bad rep for being clickbaity and uninformative but Sorted Food have managed to do the opposite. For one particular person, Sorted Food turned their takeaway filled weeks and empty bank accounts into enjoying cooking and the benefits of food. Harry Ewing, 21, has only been watching Sorted Food for a couple of years but it has still had a lasting impact on his life. “They have made cooking fun.

The 33-year-old local woman has been named as ‘Danielle Louise’, a hairdresser, who lived at Edenthorpe Dell, Owlthorpe. This afternoon friends and neighbours described Danielle as ‘a lovely person with a heart of gold’. One woman, who asked not to be named, and worked with Danielle, said: “I worked with her at Design 1. I just can’t believe it. I just hope justice is served. I hope Danielle is able to rest easy.” Neighbour, Phyllas Partridge, 76, said: “I knew Danielle very well.

The Peak District National Park have urged supermarkets to voluntarily remove disposable BBQs from sale. Over 170 local, regional and national retailers have been written to by the Peak District. This comes after the weather hitting highs of 17 degrees this past week. The warm weather was welcomed by many local residents and returning University students. Last week, many enjoyed the sun on Endcliffe Park with large amounts of litter left on the grass.