r/yorkshire

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[OC] Outcomes of contacting 50 dental practices while searching for an NHS dentist in the UK

50 emails sent. 4 main offers for NHS treatment. 1 of those is done by a dental therapist. 1 done by a recent graduate offered temporarily. 1 is over 40 miles away. The last has some horrific 1 star Google reviews and is a 1hr 28min Train and Bus journey away.

On waitlists, one had 8 years with the average being 4.3 years.

On those that did reply but sold private services, ~70% offered monthly dental plans and 0% finance options.

Edit: I researched and selected the practices that were most likely to offer NHS care by their website or from following the NHS search service (https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/find-a-dentist)

Edit 2: Tagging u/AndyBurnham as getting some traction in the UK! This was in the North, btw! Hopefully he sees if we get enough upvotes

u/FrontRaspberry5060 — 12 days ago

How is Yorkshire?

Morning all,

Currently living in Ireland and myself and my partner will be visiting Yorkshire in the new year as we would like to move there. I would love to hear all the positives and negatives (if needed lol) of living in Yorkshire?

We like that it’s away from the big cities like London as we want a quite life away from the noise

EDIT : I’m asking about towns in Yorkshire too and any advise would be appreciated

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u/souleen89 — 14 days ago
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Will our family trip to Leeds be rubbish?

Family of 4 , kids 12 and 9, have been travelling to cities in North of England for holidays. Since starting this last year, we have done Newcastle, Manchester, York and then Newcastle again.

In a couple weeks, we will be visiting Leeds for 3 days. It was a toss up between Sheffield and Leeds and, after seeing some posts on here, I pushed for Leeds.

But now, we still don't have any stand out activities in mind, nothing booked except travel and accommodation.

Please let me know if the things we absolutely miss. What can I tell the family to get them excited?!

Thanks in advance.

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u/laughingjoiner — 12 days ago

Co-Op pronounced Quorp

Did anyone else's grandparents / parents refer to the Co-Op as the "quorp" I remember my Gran from Bradford using it and wondered if it was just a Bradford thing or more widespread?

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u/pab6407 — 12 days ago
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Sir Kevin Sinfield has passed £1 million raised (AGAIN!!!!)

For the 7th consecutive year, Sir Kevin Sinfield has exceeded the £1 million mark

u/KillaBunny13 — 13 days ago
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Bradford’s Reform led council wants it both ways at Sugden End

calling foul on the business case

At the recent decision call-in, Reform’s Executive dismissed the events business case as unfinished and unread. The Sugden End business case released to The Tyke under FOI has never been anything else.

How is that even handed?

u/Background_Fee_2045 — 14 days ago