AN orchestra which has been revived to support musicians hit by the pandemic, more than 60 years after is was disbanded, can provide a "cultural voice for Yorkshire and the north of England", its conductor said. The newly reformed Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra - which was established in Leeds in 1947 and disbanded in 1955 - has been revived under conductor Ben Crick to support northern musicians who have been hit hardest by the lockdowns. Mr Crick said: "Despite major cities like Leeds, York and Sheffield, Yorkshire has lacked its own county symphony orchestra for decades. "It's really...