In March 2022, one of the very first pieces we published at MagNorth was written by Henna, who worked at a local supermarket and wanted to help shoppers understand what Ramadan meant to her

Making sure that significant life transition ticks all your boxes

A Northern Love Story: Fake Smiles, Half-Price Burgers - and Valentine’s Day Reality

How one York Young Person and her family found confidence, clarity - and a future - through a technical route

Our History and Politics undergraduate on existing outside the parameters of her lived experience

Satnam Galsian, Folk Memory and the Work of Naming Abuse

Getting real-world opportunities to 'observe, absorb and learn'

Imagination becoming a civic act with local people reclaiming their surroundings, rewriting local narrative and asserting their right to dream beyond the limits placed on them

Half-Term wonder - and the North York Moors’ plan to change how we light the night

Woodshare: Cumbria’s Innovative Community Scheme

Twenty years of peatland restoration in England’s high uplands

Inside the secret Cold War bunker that collapsed on the Yorkshire Coast

University of Sunderland Journalism Undergraduate Aura, takes a moment to notice - in this historic municipal park

Why the North-of-England's Upland backbone faces collapse in 2026

As pilgrimage finds new life in Britain, the North of England emerges not as a destination, but as a homecoming - where ancient paths, local communities and slow walking offer meaning without spectacle.

North York Moors National Park hosts first Northern England Dark Skies Alliance Conference

From rehearsal rooms to recording desks, Girls Can invites young women and non-binary creatives aged 12–19 to step forward, turn up the volume and build confidence in a supportive, industry-aware environment in the heart of Morecambe

Moses might be resposible for The Exodus, have meditated The Ten Commandments - and penned The Torah - but he's struggling to locate suitable blokes in Wharfedale

The District - and the People - continue to build cultural legacy after year as 2025's UK City of Culture

The Access Manifesto and the fight to make the arts truly open to all

Thousands of people enjoy celebrating Pendle’s diverse communities at the Festival of Culture each year, and 2026 is set to host one of the most vibrant events yet

A 10-day festival bringing world-class film to Morecambe has earned rave reviews for its third edition showing an inspiring selection of films with a focus on Northern talent development.

Take your place - and take up space - this half-term

From railways to networks of care, a new travelling exhibition traces hope along a historic North East line - spotlighting 26 women, girls and non-binary people whose work is quietly reshaping the region today