Lockdown is tough sometimes, so I step back from my computer, get out for a walk, breathe deep and stretch my arms up to the sky and think to myself, hope is on the horizon. I can see it, I can see children laughing and playing in parks, I can see  markets filled with essential and non-essential stalls, I can taste great restaurant food in an actual restaurant with a delicious ice cold cider, served in a tulip glass surrounded by my friends and family. I’m ready to embrace life in a more grateful way than I ever would have done before. Soon is what I tell myself, soon!

For this edition I have spoken to local comedians Larry and Paul, their #realdailybriefings have been a highlight of the lockdowns for many and I’m excited to share our conversation with you.

I caught up with the new owner of the iconic Kirby’s of Meanwood, what a time to take over a business! Andy Crombleholme had a real story to tell, it’s amazing what he has achieved in such a short space of time.

I took time to find out more about some of the heroes in our community – OPAL have been a rock to many, providing services to allow older people to live happy, healthy, informed lives in their own homes.

Andy Green of Video Production Explained has provided some top tips on making video for your businesses.

THAT LEEDS MAG has partnered with the Chilli-Shop to share their 2020 Awards, see all the winners and be in with a chance to WIN them!

A big thank you to the amazing businesses who advertise in THAT LEEDS MAG and make it possible.

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The community is full of brilliant people with stories to tell, if you would like me to interview you please get in touch.