The Yorkshire Post

The Yorkshire Post is a daily English regional newspaper published from Leeds. She appears in the morning, is printed in four editions in broadsheet format and is available in the neighboring counties of North Yorkshire and South Yorkshire and East Riding of Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire except in Leeds and West Yorkshire. The newspaper is considered to be conservative.

The newspaper was founded in 1754 as Leedes Intelligencer and was published weekly. Since 1866, it bears the name Yorkshire Post and appears daily. In November 1939, the Leeds Mercury was founded in 1718 went on in the Yorkshire Post.

Yorkshire Post Newspapers Ltd, the publisher of the Yorkshire Post, one of the company Johnston Press, one of the largest newspaper publishers in the UK. The same publisher also the daily evening newspaper Yorkshire Evening Post is published.