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Appeal for missing Leeds brewery co-founder not seen for over a week
Staff said that "nobody knows why Jesus chose to travel to Harrogate," adding: "his daughter and all his family are extremely worried for his well-being."
West Yorkshire Police have issued a renewed appeal for informtion on the whereabouts of a Leeds brewery co-founder not seen by friends and family for over a week.
Jesus Moreno, 41, is the co-founder of craft brewery Pig Love and a much-loved member of Leeds' local hospitality scene.
According to West Yorkshire Police, he was last seen boarding a Harrogate-bound bus from Leeds bust station in the early hours of the morning before getting off on the A61 Harrogate Road in the vicinity of Swindon Lane near Dunkeswick at 6.39am.
Image: Pig Love Brewery
He was last seen on CCTV near to Harewood Bridge at 6.14am that morning, but family and friends maintain they don't know why he would have gone to Harrogate - insisting that he was in "good spirits all weekend and up early, and ready for work on Monday."
Those close to him are becoming increasingly worried and appeals are now being shared widely in a bid to find Jesus Moreno.
In social a media poss shared bystaff at Pig Love, the team urged anyone with dash cam footage to come forward.
Sharing CCTV footage from Monday 1 August at 5.17am, they said: "This CCTV footage from Monday 1st August at 5.17AM is the last image of Jesus (heyzeus) Moreno our beloved friend and Piglove co-founder.
Image: Pig Love Brewery
"He was in good spirits all weekend and up early, and ready for work on Monday. He was last seen getting the bus from Leeds bus station to Harrogate from Leeds at 6.17AM on Monday morning (01.08.22).
"Nobody knows why Jesus chose to travel to Harrogate. His daughter and all his family are extremely worried for his well-being.No one has seen or heard from Jesus sinceIf you have seen him or know any information please contact us at:07718630467 contact@piglovebrewing.comor call 101 (Case Number: 13220422334)"
A post shared by West Yorkshire Police added: "Police are continuing to appeal for information to help trace a man who has gone missing from Leeds.
"Jesus Moreno, aged 41, was reported missing on August 2 with concerns raised for his welfare.
"He was found to have caught a Harrogate-bound number 36 bus from Leeds bus station at 6.10am on Monday, August 1, and got off on the A61 Harrogate Road in the vicinity of Swindon Lane near Dunkeswick at 6.39am.
"He was seen on CCTV near to Harewood Bridge at 6.14am that morning. (see images)
"Officers are continuing to carry out enquiries in the area to establish his movements and are due to begin searching the area.
"Jesus had previously visited nearby beauty spots on the River Wharfe at Netherby and officers are appealing for any sightings in that area.
"Acting Detective Inspector John Graham of Leeds District CID, side: “It is out of character for Jesus to be missing for this amount of time and we are concerned for his welfare.
“We are continuing to carry out enquiries to establish his movements since the last confirmed sighting on Monday morning.”
Feature image - Facebook / West Yorkshire Police
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Korn announce huge Leeds gig on first UK tour in a decade
Korn have announced a major Manchester gig as part of a new UK tour – their first in more than a decade.
The nu metal legends will be heading to the First Direct Bank Arena later this year, making a monumental return to British shores.
And they’ve announced very special guests will be joining them on the tour too – support will come from Architects, as well as Youth Code.
Korn burst onto the scene back in 1991 with their seminal self-titled debut album, and have gone on to release a whopping 14 studio albums.
The Californian group have sold more than 40 million albums worldwide, collected two Grammy Awards, and headed out on countless world tours.
They’re often cited by newer bands as a major influence and have pushed the limits of the rock, alternative and metal genres.
The Ringer has described Korn as ‘a genuine movement in a way bands cannot be now’.
As well as performing in Leeds, Korn will play at venues across the UK including in Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, and London.
They’ll be joined by Architects, a British metalcore band who have continued to top the charts even after the tragic death of founding member, guitarist, and principal songwriter Tom Searle.
Korn will be at our very own First Direct Bank Arena on Monday 26 October, with pre-sale tickets available from Tuesday 17 March at 8am, before a general on-sale from Friday 20 March at 8am.
Run, don't walk - as we reckon these tickets will fly off the shelves.
A brand-new frozen yoghurt bar is set to open in Leeds this spring
Clementine Hall
The frozen yoghurt craze is on its way to Leeds as Kefiyo is set to open in Headingley very soon.
It's a phenomenon that has caught the attention of the TikTok girlies, with frozen yoghurt bars popping up in Manchester and going viral online.
The ice cold sweet treat is supposedly 'healthy' and with a slogan of 'eat Clean. feel Light. live Better.' - this new spot in Leeds seems to be going down that route too.m
Kefiyo will be opening in the old Sixes site on Ash Road in Headingley, and although we don't have a confirmed opening date we've got a feeling they'll be 'scooping' very soon.
The space is already sporting a super cute pastel green and pink exterior, and it's exactly matching the aesthetic that you'd expect with froyo.
Kefiyo will offer a range of frozen yoghurt flavours with a whole bunch of toppings for you to customise to your tastebuds, as well as fresh acai bowls.
Situated slap bang in the centre of Headingley, we've got a feeling it'll be very busy with students on their way to their morning lecture or at night for those looking for a sweet treat that doesn't feel too naughty.
We'll keep you updated on more Kefiyo updates as and when we find out.
But in the meantime, you can keep an eye on their socials here. We'll see you soon for a scoop Leeds.
Georgina Pellant -
9th August 2022 
