Pudsey

/ ˈpʌdzɪ /

noun

1. a town in N England, in Leeds unitary authority, West Yorkshire. Pop: 32 391 (2001)

Example Sentences

Diane Durham, of Church Lane in Pudsey, West Yorkshire, is accused of knowingly providing false information to the Metropolitan Police about a bomb being present in the palace on 17 May.

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Next time that will be the newly-drawn Leeds West and Pudsey seat, with a slimmer "notional" majority of 2,963.

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Sandeep Baines, a mother of two autistic children from Pudsey in Leeds, said her six-year-old son needed a space in a specialist school but "there are no places".

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Next time that will be the newly-drawn Leeds West and Pudsey seat, with a slimmer "notional" majority of 2,963.

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Nowadays, he's a recognisable face on TV, and was recently asked to take charge of Pudsey's Celebrity Call Centre, herding unruly celebrities including Mo Farah, Richard Madeley, Mr Blobby and even Lord Sugar as they took donations from the public.

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