Meet Halifax's favourite busker Frankie Porter whose regular spot is outside Poundland

We had a massive response when we shared a video of Frankie Porter last year.

He and his amazing voice were so popular, we asked him to record another video in July.

The 30-year-old has been busking Halifax town centre since he was just 13 and can usually be found outside Poundland on Market Street, Monday to Saturday, and in Hebden Bridge on some Sundays.

Since the Courier first featured Frankie, he says has been inundated with requests to perform at gigs – and to record another video for us.

"It's been great,” he said. “I've been getting loads of jobs - birthday parties, engagement parties, weddings.

"A lot of people say they've seen me on the Courier website."

People come and find him in Halifax town centre to ask him to perform and he said hundreds have asked him to make another video.

"I want to say a massive thank you to the people of Halifax for supporting me,” he said.

Frankie, who lives in Southowram, grew up in Boothtown and started busking around six months after learning to play the guitar after being encouraged by his dad to get out and play.

He fell in love with performing on the street and says it is “the best job ever”.

He writes his own material and enjoys putting his own take on classics.

He usually performs music from the 40s to the 70s, and his favourite artists include Elvis, Billy Fury and Neil Young.