Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen details change at home in Ravenseat due to bird flu fears

fire at a storage facility has seen 100 firefighters rush to save a building in 'challenging conditions'.The blaze began at around 2am on Saturday morning (February 26) at Armadillo self-storage unit in Cheadle, Greater Manchester. The building reportedly collapsed on one side as flames tore through the structure.Local residents were told to close their doors and windows as the fire raged on through the night.Crews from stations around Greater Manchester Fire Service have been deployed to the serious incident on the Stanley Green Omdistrial Estate, Cheadle and the situation is ongoing, according to Manchester Evening News.They tweeted at 3:38am: " Firefighters are also responding to a separate incident on Greek Street in Stockport."Eight fire engines are currently in attendance.

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Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has given fans some news after sparking concern with her Storm Arwen post earlier this week.The shepherdess admitted earlier this morning how her family are still without power on Ravenseat farm.Sharing the update with her 183,000 followers on Twitter, Amanda posted a video.This featured her son Rueben on his ski bike navigating over the heavy snow.The short clip also follows him helping to herd Ravenseat’s many sheep.Writing alongside it, she penned: “There may not be any @Northpowergrid power but we are not powerless.“With Rueby on his skidooby we can weather any storm.

Amanda Owen, 47, has opened up on her “challenging” home life during an appearance on BBC Four’s Winter Walks series. The Our Yorkshire Farm star revealed that although living on the Dales “inspires” her, the environment can also leave her feeling “infuriated”.Amanda filmed herself crossing hills and fields through Wensleydale and Raydale on her Winter Walk for the programme. While chatting about the sights to a 360-degree camera, the mum-of-nine said: “There’s something about the hills that invigorates, inspires, and sometimes infuriates.“It’s not an easy place to be. “It’s challenging, but I feel like it’s where I belong,” Amanda admitted.The shepherdess then seemed to perk up as she bumped into a group of horse riders.She gushed: “Now,

Amanda Owen, 47, has posted a video on Twitter explaining her solo career move to the BBC series, Winter Walks.Set to premiere on November 29 on BBC 4, Amanda will be the first to front Winter Walks, a show which will follow the star as she hikes from Bainbridge and Semer Water.In view of her 183,300 Twitter followers, the shepherdess posted a video talking about her new show.She penned: "Hello, my name is Amanda Owen, also known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess."As a shepherd and hill farmer a great deal of my life is spent outdoors, but you know what?"Actually going for a walk, off my patch, it's quite unusual."The shepherdess continued that "it was quite interesting to be able to get out" and explore the countryside around her.She said she

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has landed her own BBC show away from the hit Channel 5 series she films alongside her family. Amanda, who rose to fame with her husband Clive and their nine children when they let viewers into their hectic family life on their farm, will front a BBC walking series which starts tonight (Mon 29 November).The series, called Winter Walks, sees the 47-year-old Yorkshire Shepherdess heading out on a hike between Bainbridge and Semer Water, as she takes in the sights on the picturesque route.

AMANDA Owen has landed a new role away from Our Yorkshire Farm after its bittersweet series finale. The Yorkshire Shepherdess has won a legion of fans on the Channel 5 show, with the latest series recently coming to an end.

Our Yorkshire Farm.TV shepherdess Amanda and her hubby Clive Owen have been at the centre of the Channel 5 show since it first aired on our screens in 2018.The hard-working parents have won tons of fans who have become emotionally invested in the farming family who work on the idyllic Ravenseat Farm in Yorkshire.The big move comes after fans watched the bittersweet series finale, and uncertainty whether the family will stay there.They stay on Ravenseat in the Yorkshire Dales with their nine kids - who help their parents out with a number of tasks on the farm.However, mum Amanda is set to leave Ravenseat behind for her next television role as she has now joined BBC series Winter Walks, on BBC Four.The BBC series is set to premiere on Monday

Her husband Clive Owen and their nine children were not pictured, but the brutal conditions were impossible to miss.The author wrote: "The ferocity of #StormArwen was unreal."With no power & a number of near brushes will falling trees and drifting snow, it has been a stressful time."Amanda made sure to highlight she wasn't moaning however, saying some have had it even worse."Not complaining though as we’re alright and there’s plenty of folk that are really struggling during this," she stated.A second grid upload featured a video of her blustery outlook, as the wind swept over the hills.Amanda continued: "Never forget the power of nature."A beautiful and yet brutal scene #stormarwen #storm #winter."It wasn't long before the star was

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about her determination to raise her family on traditional values, and to give them a wholesome farming lifestyle, cut off from our fast-paced, technology-driven world.

Amanda Owen, 45, admitted she has "no clue" what the future holds for her, her family and their bustling life on Ravenseat farm.The Yorkshire Shepherdess has her work cut out running the 2,000 acre rural estate, and takes it one day at a time.In a recent interview Amanda revealed while nothing is set in stone, her passion for what she does keeps her on the right path to success.“Future plans for me are this afternoon and tomorrow," she giggled."After that, we’ll just wait and see."I have no clue!"She added: "All I know is that we are really proud of what we do here, and that sense of pride is what keeps you on the right road."And with that pride, the TV sensation firmly believes in showing the ups and downs of the farming lifestyle.She

Our Yorkshire Farm star said that none of her children have ever been issued a detention despite her never going to a parents' evening.The shepherdess explained that if any of her "marvellous" kids got a detention, they'd have to find their own way back from school.The school is a whopping 30 miles away from Ravenseat Farm, where the TV family live.Amanda wrote: "If there's an issue, we'll resolve it; and they are absolutely marvellous kids - not one has had detention."If they do, they'll know they will have to find their own way home, which is 30 miles away. Can you imagine the deterrent?" Fans recently praised all the Owen children in the finale of the latest series, calling them "wonderful".

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen was a guest on James Martin’s Saturday Morning earlier today where she opened up about her marriage.The shepherdess discussed how marrying husband Clive Owen was a “steep learning curve” as she wasn’t used to life on the farm.James was asking the star about how they first met when Amanda made the admission.She said on the ITV show earlier this morning: “I was milking cows over in Cumbria and I was sent on a mission to go and go and borrow a tup.”Amanda then teased how James would know what a tup is, given he also comes from Yorkshire.The shepherdess continued: “It is a ram.""I went to pick up a male sheep and met Clive and that’s where it all began," she added.“But obviously it’s been quite a steep learning

Our Yorkshire Farm, Clive and Amanda Owen's youngest Nancy went off to start her first day at school, following in the footsteps of her older eight siblings.