It is known throughout the world for its famous dairy produce, earning it the title of 'the cheese capital of Yorkshire' . Now, national parks chiefs are hoping to capitalise on Wensleydale’s ...

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Visitors to this year’s Great Yorkshire Show have helped in a record-breaking donation to charity - by bidding for their favourite cheeses. Proceeds from the agricultural show’s popular cheese auction ...

If you are sick of a traditional afternoon tea then help is at hand as one Yorkshire business has put its own twist on it - and it is great for cheese lovers. Wensleydale Creamery are offering a ...

Ten of the finest Yorkshire cheeses have been hand-selected including Harrogate Blue, Yorkshire Blue, Buffalo Blue, Your Dale, Leeds Blue, Yorkshire Pecorino, Yorkshire Fiore, Ewe-mi halloumi, Dale ...

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Wallace and Gromit will rejoice: just in time for the Christmas cheeseboard, Yorkshire Wensleydale has become the latest UK food product to achieve protected food status from the EU, joining the likes ...

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To help shine a light on Yorkshire’s finest cheese producers, the first 50 people through the George & Joseph doors wearing a traditional flat cap - a fashion staple that’s synonymous with the region ...