Leeds
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Plans for new snickelway in historic York street off the table – for now
Plans to create a new snickelway in Coney Street, York, are off the table — for now.
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Hornington Manor: The Yorkshire farm producing sustainable mattresses
Taking the weight off your feet by providing the right bed for a good night’s sleep is how everything is grown at The Harrison Spinks Farm, Bolton Percy.
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Heavy police presence as Leeds protesters march for Lebanon and Palestine
It was the second protest organised by the group this week
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Sir Kevin Sinfield completes final MND fundraising challenge for teammate Rob Burrow
Sir Kevin Sinfield has completed his 7 in 7: The Grand Finale run, his final challenge to raise funds and awareness for motor neurone disease.
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The Harrison Spinks Farm, Bolton Percy: Liam rests assured with bedtime story
Taking the weight off your feet by providing the right bed for a good night’s sleep is how everything is grown at The Harrison Spinks Farm, Bolton Percy.
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Greens would nationalise Thames and SE Water without paying compensation, says deputy leader – UK politics live
Rachel Millward tells Brighton conference: ‘Forget compensation for shareholders and creditors, these are insolvent companies’
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Former NHS boss ends tribunal fight urging whistleblowing reform
A former NHS trust chair has ended a long-running legal dispute by calling for stronger whistleblowing protections for senior leaders.
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Leeds United icon, Emmerdale star and TV fave seen at magical Leeds attraction
The popular spot has been in Leeds city centre for a year
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Bradford named hotspot for young entrepreneurs in Yorkshire
Bradford is leading the way for young entrepreneurship in the region after a study by Virtual HQ.
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Four sentenced after courier fraud operation stole £250,000 from victims
Four scammers who ripped off victims, including in the North East, for a total of £250,000 have been sentenced at court
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County Durham firm applies to add heavy goods vehicles to its fleet - public notice
R and R Civils and Utilities has applied to add five HGVs at its Horden, Peterlee site. Residents can submit objections to the County Durham licence change.
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Weaver Network buses: First look as brand new West Yorkshire buses are unveiled
West Yorkshire’s brand new Weaver Network buses have been unveiled ahead of their roll out which begins next year.
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Leeds' best curry houses and takeaways revealed - Full list
Amazing businesses in Leeds are celebrating
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Five rare baby cows born at Temple Newsam Home Farm
The new babies are five of only 150 of the breed in the UK
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Leeds woman mortified after neighbours' letter about her bathroom window
Evie, from Leeds, was red-faced after receiving a letter from neighbours describing her bathroom window as 'very see-through'
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Officer injured after 'men in van armed with knives' chases man down
Five men have been arrested on suspicion of affray
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“The plan for today is to go to KFC": Released prisoners from HMP Leeds tell of plans
Prisoners thanked Prime Minister Andy Burnham as they celebrated walking free from jail early.
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Man dies after being found seriously injured following 'disturbance' in Horsforth
A man who was found seriously injured on a street in Leeds on Wednesday has died in hospital.
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The Yorkshire industrialist who was a pioneer of labour welfare who built Saltaire
Sir Titus Salt was a Yorkshire industrialist, politician and philanthropist who helped to revolutionise labour welfare by building the textile model village of Saltaire.
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FA Cup: 'Hitchy is always with us' - remembering Barton Town keeper James Hitchcock
The memory of James Hitchcock lives on at non-league Barton Town, almost two years after he died following being punched on a visit to York.
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Full list: Destinations you can fly to from Newcastle Airport and how to get there
Newcastle Airport guide: find transport links, parking and drop-off charges, airlines, destinations, shops and dining, and more.
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How national education policy is holding back Yorkshire’s schools - Dr Gurmit Singh
If you want to understand why young people across Yorkshire are being let down by national education policy, talk to a teacher trying to navigate the latest batch of directives coming out of London. You will not hear about a lack of ambition or a shortage of talent. You will hear about a system choked by administrative bloat, where managing compliance matters far more than actual teaching.
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Leeds land owned by Bradford Council gets village green status after 7-year campaign
A community recreation site will get protected “village green” status after seven-year campaign.
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Yorkshire launches first Blue Badge guide training programme in more than a decade
YORKSHIRE is set to train a new cohort of Blue Badge tourist guides for the first time in more than a decade
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Plans lodged to use Goole site as vehicle and trailer operating centre
Steven Carrie, trading as The Maltings Organic Treatment Ltd, has applied to use a Goole site as an operating centre for vehicles and trailers.
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She makes the clothes, he paints them. Meet the artistic duo creating fashion art for a new exhibition
She creates beautiful clothes, he paints portraits of people wearing them. Joan Murray and Luke Thompson talk to Stephanie Smith about their art meets fashion exhibition which opens in Skipton next week.
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Man fighting for life after Leeds 'disturbance' - police statement in full
Five people have been arrested
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Exciting new food opening coming to Leeds city centre
Work is ongoing ahead of the new opening launching in Leeds city centre
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She sounded panicked, she was trying to boil an egg - now she can't return home
Maureen Knowles, 75, is unable to return home and is facing thousands of pounds in repair costs
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Leeds police called to Wortley Towers as woman found wounded - arrest made
The police were seen at Wortley Towers in Farnley
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Go ahead for new venture in medieval building from established York retailer
An established York retailer's new venture in a medieval building has been given the green light.
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Kindness makes children happier: How NSPCC is tackling child stress
EACH year, the NSPCC calls on schools and nurseries across Yorkshire and the whole of the UK to take part in a fun incentive that raises money for the charity.
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Watch: 22 people arrested over 74 suspected offences in major Leeds police operation
Watch as police carry out a major operation across Leeds which saw 22 people arrested on suspicion of a total of 74 offences.
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UKREiiF departure: event shows Leeds is 'ready to host major political conference'
UKREiiF organisers have announced that next year will be the last to be held in Leeds, with the conference moving to Liverpool from 2028.
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Mum's nightmare as neighbour illegally pulls down his half of semi-detached home
Shivarna Mitra thought she was buying her dream home in Pudsey, but it quickly turned into a "nightmare" as she claims her neighbour illegally tore down his half of their semi-detached home
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Leeds police blitz sees 22 arrested in a day
They were arrested on suspicion of a total of 74 offences
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Property nightmare as neighbour knocks down his half of semi-detached house
A mother’s dream of homeownership has turned into a four-year ordeal after her neighbour illegally demolished his half of their semi-detached home.
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Go ahead for new venture in medieval building from established York retailer
An established York retailer's new venture in a medieval building has been given the green light.
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Property company responsible for landmark listed building faces winding up battle
A property company is facing a winding-up petition following legal action by a city council.
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Drivers ask: When M62 speed cameras activate after a new limit
DRIVERS on smart motorways have to be ready for the speed limit signs to change - but how quickly after a change are overhead speed cameras…
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Mother’s four-year ‘nightmare’ after neighbour demolishes his half of their home
Shivarna Mitra, 44, claims her three bedroom home has been left riddled with faults
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5 people aged between 44 and 74 arrested as man fighting for his life
Five people have been arrested and a man remains in critical condition in hospital after an incident that prompted a large police response.
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Mother’s £217k dream home ‘unsellable’ after neighbour demolishes half of semi
A mother's dream of home ownership has turned into a four-year "nightmare" after her neighbour illegally demolished his half of their semi-detached home.
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MND Mile returns to Leeds in tribute to Rob Burrow
A ONE-MILE event is returning to Leeds as part of a marathon weekend
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Derelict Debenhams shop to become vibrant new music space after £3million makeover
A £3m investment will expand Freight Island at the former Debenhams site, bringing music, food and entertainment.
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FIRST LOOK at new Weaver Network buses being rolled out on West Yorkshire's roads
THE new “Weaver Network” busses that will be rolled out across West Yorkshire from next year have officially been revealed.
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Bradford Council owned land could become 'village green' for area of Leeds
An area of recreation land owned by the Bradford taxpayer could be declared a “village green” for an area of Leeds.
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New multi-faith hub opens at Bradford (Park Avenue)
A FOOTBALL club has opened a new multi-faith hub to welcome people of all faiths and backgrounds
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Darlington logistics firm plans new lorry base at this site - public notice
Northern Express Logistics applies for a new base at Bowburn South Industrial Estate, County Durham
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Horsforth police incident in pictures as 'large police cordon' in place
A large police presence is in the area.