Explore fascinating stories from West Yorkshire.
Radio Leeds,·52 episodes
Why 'potwalloping' and polling went hand in hand, Dave Evans explains.
Standedge Tunnel has been opened to canoeists for the first time in its 200-year history.
Andrew Edwards visits the Bradford Industrial Museum to see these local motoring icons.
This famous attire was the first shirt to come with detachable collars.
The Chantry Chapel was built in 1356 on the River Calder.
This incredible feat of engineering joined Bradford and Halifax when it opened in 1878.
Colin and Elizabeth James describe how the terraces came to be so popular in Leeds.
Discover the gruesome history of the 13th Century gibbet.
Rachael Unsworth and Steve Bailey search the park for the lost outbuilding.
Photographer Peter Mitchell documented the demise of the housing complex.
John Billingsley is an expert on the subject of folklore in the Calder Valley.
Find out how Todmorden has somehow found itself to be the centre of the UFO world.
Duncan Smith describes the events that took place when the maypole was sawn down
John McGoldrick from the Leeds Industrial Museum on Leeds’ Potts clocks.
Behind the scenes at the Leeds Discovery Centre, home to over 1.3 million artefacts.
Andrew Edwards visits the Navvies memorial in Otley
Andrew Edwards explores the caves carved out by medieval hermits.
Janet Senior explains where the story comes from.
Martin Hamilton from Leeds Civic Trust talks plans for historic Leeds bear pit.
The Victorian library is haunted by a former employee.
The ghostly tale of two lovers and their horse, who died on Otley Chevin.
The story of how one Otley resident stole the skull of the devil in exchange for ale.
