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Ms Truss told Westminster Editor Dan O'Donoghue: 'We will build the Northern Powerhouse Rail to link up communities and unlock potential across the North. Rather than proceeding with the cut-price version of the route unveiled in last year's Integrated Rail Plan, with the new Leeds-Manchester high speed line promised by Boris Johnson in 2019 now scaled back, she wants to pursue the more expensive 'full fat' vision set out by Northern leaders. Liz Truss was touring a broadband interchange company in Leeds this morning ahead of tonight's head-to-head with Rishi Sunak in the first official hustings to help Tory members decide the next Prime Minister.Īnd on her return to the city where she was educated (and *sarcasm alert* apparently narrowly escaped a descent into poverty as her fellow pupils were 'let down' by the local Roundhay school) the leadership frontrunner hopes she's found a winning connection with Northern voters.Īs this newsletter revealed last night, the Foreign Secretary is planning a major government U-turn on the Northern Powerhouse Rail project connecting the great cities of the North if she reaches Number 10. You can receive the Northern Agenda newsletter direct to your inbox every week day by signing up right here.

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You can check out the fair’s website for various promotion deals and to get a full idea of everything on display here.Keep up to date with all the big politics stories in the North with the daily Northern Agenda newsletter. The Ohio State Fair will be open every day until August 7th.

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There is free parking this year and various entertainment stages and exhibits that are free with entry. “The butter is collected with other used cooking greases and is refined and recycled into a product that can be used as an ingredient in different non-edible products like soaps and greases and lubricants,” said Crabtree.Įntry into the fair is $10, but veterans, first responders and kids under 5 all get in free. Although they are only on display for twelve days, Jenny Crabtree of the American Dairy Association tells me that the butter’s recycled life is much longer. Sculptors spend over 500 hours in the 46 degree temperatures sculpting the butter. This year's display honors the Ohio State Fair’s rich agricultural heritage. While many come for the food, the beloved butter sculptures are a must see for many fair goers. “On a normal day you may not be able to try five or ten different fair foods, but because you’ve got smaller portions, you can try those on either one of the two Thursdays,” said Shoults. Visitors can grab sample portions from multiple vendors for only $3. This year the fair is giving their guests an opportunity to try various foods with Three Dollar Thursdays. There are 150 vendors this year that offer 20 different items served on a stick. “We’re looking forward to kind of eating our way through the Ohio State Fair and seeing all the great things that we have here,” said DeWine. Mike DeWine kicked off the opening ceremony with music from the fair band and choir, and guest appearances from some of Ohio's most beloved mascots. His family accompanied him and DeWine said he was excited to get the full experience once again. “We have plenty of hand sanitizer and frequent cleaning on the grounds and of course we encourage people to spend as much time outside as possible, but we also have a lot of air-conditioned buildings and we have complimentary masks available at the entrances of all of those buildings,” said Shoults. While the 167th Ohio State Fair gives guests a return to normalcy, Alicia Shoults, the Assistant General Manager of the Ohio State Fair, said they are still taking various safety precautions. In 2020, the fair went virtual and in 2021, the fair only hosted livestock and agricultural competitions. Despite the sprinkled showers, visitors came in to experience food, fun and beloved traditions. The Ohio State Fair is back in full force since the start of the pandemic.

Various exhibits and entertainment are free with entry and there are 150 food vendors.

Hand sanitizer stations, masks and grounds cleaning are implemented this year.

Entry is $10, but veterans, first responders, and kids under 5 are free.

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