The day just cannot begin without a cup of Yorkshire Tea (well, for me, anyway), and now you can sip your brew while playing Spider-Man 2 on the PS5 with a custom Yorkshire Tea DualSense controller.

Do you like Tea? Do you like PlayStation 5? Then boy we have an offer for you, a 100% official Yorkshire Tea PlayStation 5 DualSense controller! Yorkshire Tea may not be the first thing you think of ...

National Yorkshire Day is celebrated on August 1st each year to honour the historic English county of Yorkshire. It was first celebrated in 1975 by the Yorkshire Ridings Society as a protest movement ...

The United Kingdom is known for many things—its bizarre love of monarchy, its militant football fans, its ever-increasing cost of living, and, of course, drinking tea. When I lived in England, ...

Yorkshire Tea fans, it's finally time to blend your love of a good cuppa with gaming, as the iconic brand has a pair of controllers on offer. Do you have a spare £150-£300 and fancy a brand new ...

You were with Coca-Cola Enterprises for almost nine years. Then you joined Bettys and Taylors, where you have moved through multiple roles over 14 years, rising to head of brand marketing for ...

If Brits take one thing seriously - it has to be our beloved cups of tea. Whether you prefer your brews milky and sweet, or love a strong builder's tea, there's something quintessentially British ...

Yorkshire Tea has launched a custom PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S controller, but it’s not cheap. A very special controller has just hit the market for the price of £150, but it’s not one of the ...

The owner of Yorkshire Tea brewed up sales of almost £300m during its latest financial year, newly-released documents have confirmed. The Betty’s & Taylors Group has posted a turnover of £295.7m for ...

Yorkshire Tea has added a cherry bakewell-flavoured tea to its Proper Breaks lineup. Cherry Bakewell Brew has landed on shelves in Morrisons stores (rsp: £2.49/40 bags). It will be stocked across ...

A new Rebel Tea café is set to open at York station – by the company behind Yorkshire Tea, Taylors of Harrogate.