Yorkshire Evening Post
The YEP, as it’s often known colloquially among its readership, is a tabloid evening newspaper published in Leeds and distributed throughout West Yorkshire.
It was founded in 1890. It’s published by Yorkshire Post Newspapers, which is ultimately part of Johnston Press. But unlike its daily stablemate the Yorkshire Post, it’s on the centre-left politically.
It appears in four editions: a First and a Main edition for Leeds, plus two local editions for Dewsbury, Batley and the Spen Valley, and for Wakefield and the Five Towns (Castleford, Featherstone, Knottingley, Normanton and Pontefract).
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