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Mum and social media star Tammy Hembrow has wowed fans with an 'easy' breastfeeding hack. The influencer, who boasts 15.2million Instagram followers, took to the site to share her tip with fans. Tammy, who recently gave birth to daughter Posy, says she's been using Haakaa's Ladybug Breast Milk Collector to help her breastfeed. READ MORE: Influencer Tammy Hembrow flaunts toned abs just a week after giving birth The product, which sits inside your bra, collects let-down milk throughout the day so you can save every precious drop of milk. Australian star Tammy, who is also mum to son Wolf, 6, and daughter Saskia, 5, was seen wearing the device as she fed her newborn daughter. Captioning the snap, the 28-year-old wrote: "Feeding my lil bug while catching my letdown with my @haakaanz ladybug (literally just sits in my bra). "I’ve already been saving so much milk & my Haakaa ladybugs make it sooo easy!" She added: "I never used stored breastmilk with Wolf … [Read more...] about Mum Tammy Hembrow shares ‘easy’ breastfeeding hack as she feeds new daughter

Published 29 March Share close Share page Copy link About sharing A 13th Century tower and former seat of royal power in the north of England is to reopen after a £5m revamp. York's Clifford's Tower ruin, which sits atop a 36ft (11m) mound, is one of the city's most famous landmarks. New walkways, stairs and a roof deck will allow visitors to see previously inaccessible parts of the structure, according to English Heritage. The 16-month upgrade went ahead after previous plans were withdrawn amid public opposition. A raft of conservation work was also carried out on the tower, including repairs to turret stairs, arrow slits, fireplaces and damaged stonework. Newly-visible areas include the original royal chapel and a toilet thought to have been built for Henry III. Workers widened the 55 steps to the tower entrance, adding new handrails and resting points added. A … [Read more...] about York Clifford’s Tower to reopen after £5m refurbishment

Published 9 February Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Plans to transform York's Castle car park into a public open space have been submitted by the city council. The development is part of the Castle Gateway plan to regenerate a large area of the city, including the Castle site, St George's Field and Piccadilly. The council said the plans were "bold and ambitious" and would create a "world-class public space". However, an opposition leader said the issue of replacement parking had still not been addressed. Liberal Democrat council leader Keith Aspden told the Local Democracy Reporting Service the plans were designed to make York an "even better place to live and visit". "Creating a world-class public space for everyone to enjoy and attracting high quality events on our residents' doorsteps," he added. The scheme includes replacing the car park, next to the … [Read more...] about York’s Castle car park redevelopment plans submitted

Published 2 hours ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Residents say the threatened closure of a local leisure centre would be "horrendous" for the community. Meopham Leisure Centre in Meopham, Kent, said it was unable to secure a lease extension with the Swale Academies Trust (SAT) and there was a "strong possibility" it would shut on 29 July. Members described a possible closure as a "massive loss" for all ages. Swale Academies Trust has been contacted. The centre, which operates gym facilities, classes, and events for both school children and wider community, sits on the school site run by SAT. In a statement on its website the centre, run by the Meopham Sport and Leisure Association (MSLA), said negotiations with the trust were "proving challenging". It added: "We understand this is a shock, and the news is very sad indeed. "Please be reassured the … [Read more...] about Meopham Leisure Centre: Calls to save community gym from closure

Published 2 hours ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Rugby League legends Kevin Sinfield and Rob Burrow have completed the Leeds 10k, with Sinfield pushing his team-mate in a specially-adapted wheelchair. Burrow was diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) in 2019 and has since raised millions of pounds for charity. The former Rhinos joined the club's team to raise money for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation and the Rob Burrow Centre for MND appeal. Sinfield said it was "brilliant" to complete the course together. "It's been a while since we have been able to do some sort of running or activity," he said. "We have been waiting on this [wheelchair] to get delivered, it's our first run with it today and we came 39th. "Thankfully it stayed in one piece and hopefully he enjoyed it, I know I did." He added: "A lot of people were clapping, I think Rob has been … [Read more...] about Leeds Rhinos legends Burrow and Sinfield complete city’s 10k

Published 25 June Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Celebrities, sports fans and politicians have led tributes to former BBC Look North presenter Harry Gration following his death at the age of 71. Mr Gration joined the BBC in 1978 and Look North in 1982. He presented his last show in 2020. He had also reported for Match of the Day and Grandstand and commentated on Olympic and Commonwealth Games. Cricket fans at the Headingley test match on Saturday joined in a round of applause for the broadcaster. Yorkshire County Cricket Club was among those from the world of sport to pay tribute to Mr Gration, who was a club board member between 2013 and 2015. In a statement, it said: "As a lover of cricket, he was often seen at Headingley and other local grounds either with microphone in hand, or for the love of the game. "The thoughts of everyone at the club are with … [Read more...] about Harry Gration: Tributes pour in for Ex-BBC Look North presenter

Published 29 June 2011 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing A Francis Bacon painting has sold for nearly £18m at auction in London on Tuesday. Study for a Portrait 1953 exceeded expectation as Christie's had valued the masterpiece at £11m. The oil canvas, which has not been up for auction before, was described as "an arresting and dark study in the degradation of power". It was previously owned by two of Bacon's contemporaries - Rodrigo Moynihan and Louis Le Brocquy. The work was the second most valuable piece to be sold at one of Christie's post-war and contemporary art sales, a spokesperson said. The highest selling work in this category was Bacon's Triptych, which went for £26.3m in February 2008. Other items sold at Tuesday's auction included Lucian Freud's Woman Smiling, 1958-59, which went for £4.7m. Seven works from the collection of Kay Saatchi went for a … [Read more...] about Francis Bacon work sells for £18m

As I made a diving save across the goalpost, my team erupted in cheers. ‘Nice one, Superman,’ a fellow player congratulated. It felt euphoric to be back doing the thing that I loved as a child, and to be in such a supportive environment – 11 years after giving it up. Playing after such a long break from the pitch was terrifying, but exhilarating. I’d abandoned my favourite sport due to persistent homophobia – but after finding an LGBTQ+ inclusive team, I’ve fallen in love with football all over again. Football was a hugely important part of my life from a young age. I used to have kick-arounds with friends between the ages of seven and 11 after school (even though I was the only girl that played) and go to matches with my dad. A Bovril and pie was our halftime ritual. My parents were incredibly supportive of my love of football. They encouraged me to join my first all-female team when I was 11. I played in goal and they came to every match, cheering me on from … [Read more...] about I quit football for 14 years after homophobia stopped me playing

Published 3 hours ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Hundreds of people attended a "scaled-back" St Paul's Carnival focused on going "back to its roots". Instead of a parade and sound systems, artists, food vendors and the community's elders were highlighted in the Bristol event. Carnival organisers said it was a "thank you" to the people who had supported them during the pandemic. St Paul's Carnival executive director LaToyah McAllister-Jones said the "full fat carnival" will return next year. The Bristol festival celebrating African-Caribbean culture normally attracts an estimated 100,000 people. But this year the committee instead ran a "series of summer of activities" titled "Back A Yard" for local people. "It's a colloquial saying that comes from the islands. It means back home, back with your friends, in your back yard," said Ms Jones. "The … [Read more...] about St Paul’s Carnival: Scaled-down event honours elders

Published 20 July 2011 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Honorary degrees have been given to television presenter Harry Gration and actor Alexander Skarsgard by Leeds Metropolitan University. The pair were both presented with degrees from the faculty of arts. Mr Gration was born in Bradford and presents BBC Look North and the Super League Show, and is a regular commentator for BBC's Final Score. Mr Skarsgard was a student at the university and appears as vampire Eric Northman in the TV series True Blood. Mr Gration said: "It was a great occasion, especially getting to share the stage with an acting superstar. "All the girls swooned over him, and I signed lots of autographs for grandmas." Related Internet Links Leeds Metropolitan University The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. … [Read more...] about Harry Gration and Alexander Skarsgard given art degrees