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Bradford businesses warned: crackdown on underage Botox and fillers

53 businesses across Bradford have been “advised of their obligations” regarding laws banning giving children Botox or fillers. West Yorkshire Trading Standards has asked businesses...
North East

A police commissioner has warned council tax increase to save jobs and reopen stations

A police commissioner has warned she must increase council tax bills to avoid making £4m worth of cuts – but has also pledged to...
North East

United against knife crime: Tyne-Wear derby takes a stand to end knife crime

Families united by grief have urged Sunderland and Newcastle fans to play their part in ending knife crime in the North East, ahead of...
Leeds

West Yorkshire at crossroads: battle for bus service control

Rival campaigners have made their final arguments over whether West Yorkshire’s bus service will undergo one of the biggest shake-ups in its history. A consultation...
Slough

Tributes to a Slough soldier who died in the Second World War are set to finally be added to a war memorial

Planning consent has been granted for the name of Lance Corporal William J Howkins to be carved onto the Slough War Memorial at St...
Brent

Controversial approval for massive student towers raises concerns amidst housing crisis

A North London skyline is set to be transformed after plans to build two huge new tower blocks for student accommodation have been given...
Slough

Abri Homes introduce a shared ownership scheme, offering accessible living in a growing commuter hotspot

A developer is launching an apartment scheme that aims to bring affordable homes to Slough on a shared ownership basis. It is expected to provide...
Bradford & Keighley

Byworth Boilers’ expansion plan: paving the way for job growth and sustainable manufacturing

Twenty-five jobs could be created at a Keighley business if plans to expand its site are given the green light. Byworth Boilers, which currently employs...
North East

Newcastle cemetery’s headstone controversy raise public anger and grief

Newcastle’s council leader has responded to public anger over the “crass and insensitive” laying down of hundreds of headstones in a city cemetery before...
North East

New images have revealed how Newcastle’s Grainger Market could look after a multi-million pound revamp

The beloved Geordie institution is in line for a serious facelift, after the Government backed plans to refurbish the site with cash from its...
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