My Yorkshire: Bonita Wolfenden, senior associate at Keebles LLP

Bonita Wolfenden is senior associate at Keebles LLP.

Where do you live/where are you from?

I live at Meadowhead, opposite Graves Park. I was born in Swansea, but I have lived in Sheffield for 20 years now.

What is your favourite place to visit in Yorkshire and why?

Having two small children, I have spent the last eight years visiting all the lovely parks in Sheffield and my favourite place will always be Graves Park as it holds great memories of my children growing up.

What is still on your “to do” list in the region?

I would really like to do the Transpennine Real Ale Trail and to stay at the Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa in North Yorkshire for the weekend.

What is the most memorable meal you’ve ever had in Yorkshire?

The first time my husband took me to Mirpuri Tawa on London Road – the chicken jalfrezi saag is amazing.

What is your most Yorkshire trait?

Making a brew with a Yorkshire tea bag.

Favourite piece of trivia about the region?

Jelly Tots (one of my favourite) sweets were invented here.

What is your favourite cultural icon to come out of Yorkshire?

Pete McKee. He painted a wonderful picture of my friends around 10 years ago – he also owns one of my favourite pubs in Sheffield.

Worst experience or thing about Yorkshire?

I love Yorkshire!

What is the most overrated thing about Yorkshire?

Yorkshire Puddings – mainly because I am useless at making them.