Yorkshire

Currently wondering if we should stay here on !whiterose@feddit.uk or move over to !yorkshire!yorkshire@feddit.uk.

Basically, c/yorkshire came first but the original creator deleted their account which rendered the community inaccessible. I contacted an admin about this. I didn't expect it to be able to be restored because Lemmy is pretty jank behind-the-scenes. That, alongside my impatience, caused me to create c/whiterose.

However, the admins managed to successfully restore c/yorkshire, so now we have two communities for Yorkshire! Oops! My bad.

Should we continue to move this one or move to c/yorkshire?

Just in time for the festive shopping season, we’ve opened a new temporary Raspberry Pi store in Leeds, UK. Following the success of our pop-up store tours over the last couple of years, we’ve decided to trial an extended pop-up which will last until the New Year.

We have every single Raspberry Pi computer and microcontroller in stock. Yes, including the newly released Raspberry Pi 5. We also have stock of Compute Module 4, which is usually only available from a limited number of Approved Resellers. All the peripherals you might need — including keyboards, power supplies, LEDs, and breadboards — are for sale too.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/4262041

The week-long Thought Bubble Festival leads to the internationally acclaimed Thought Bubble Convention. Now in its 16th year, Thought Bubble is taking over the Harrogate Convention Centre over 11-12 November to gather together some of the most influential writers, artists and creators in the world while celebrating Britain's grassroots comics community.

Alongside iconic guests including Jeff Lemire, Jock, Zoe Thorogood, Jason Aaron, and Explodikid, Thought Bubble 2023 will be packed with panels on everything from classic comics to contemporary offerings as well as invaluable Q&As for budding creators and seasoned aficionados alike and, of course, more artwork and memorabilia than you can imagine.

Even when the weather calls for some outdoor fun, 11-year-old Riley Cox grabs his litter-picking kit and heads off to make his locality [...] rubbish free. Come rain or sunshine, litter picking is an essential part of his routine.

“This is my contribution to the community. I want to continue this work even when I grow up to ensure that the city remains clean at all times”, smiles the shy 11-year-old [.]