A piano and a bookshop

The Telegraph and Argus has an obituary of artist and craftsman Tony Jarvis.

Whilst working as a bespoke cabinet maker and furniture restorer, Tony's jobs included repairing a badly-damaged piano that had originally belonged to the Brontë family at Haworth Parsonage. (Alistair Shand)

Great British Life features Diane Park and her Haworth bookshop Wave of Nostalgia.

Wave of Nostalgia is an award-winning independent bookshop in the heart of Brontë Country and 64 year-old Diane has created a literary hub visited by locals and tourists alike. With the former parsonage home of the Brontë sisters now a museum, the popular visitor attraction is little more than a stone's throw away from the shop which now attracts world famous authors for book talks and is in the running for a national accolade. (Emma Chesworth)