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New data shows South Asian community aren’t confident they could spot the signs of a heart attack

A new survey published today by NHS England has revealed a lack of confidence in the community in recognising the symptoms of a heart attack,...

Leeds Councillor hits out at ‘hostile’ environment towards asylum seekers

A senior Leeds councillor has hit out at the Home Office for creating a “hostile” environment for young asylum seekers. Councillor Fiona Venner, who is...

Bradford welcomes extension of blue plaque scheme beyond London, awaiting recognition for local icons

News that the Blue Plaque scheme will be extended beyond London has been welcomed by a Bradford group. The official blue plaque scheme sees the...

Plans to scale back ‘Free after Three’ scheme and hike parking charges approved by city leaders

Plans to scale back Sunderland’s ‘Free after Three’ parking scheme and to increase hourly parking charges have been given the green light. Sunderland City Council’s...

University of Sunderland abandons plans for former teaching block site redevelopment

University bosses have confirmed there are “no plans” to redevelop a former teaching block site, after previously approved proposals for student accommodation failed to...

Plan in Bradford to flatten former police box and replace it with bungalow is withdrawn

Proposals to flatten a police box to make way for a new home have been withdrawn. A planning application that would have seen the small...

Saltaire’s controversial community arts centre plan submitted for approval

A new Community and Arts Centre in Saltaire will “accord with the intentions of Sir Titus Salt” – according to a major new planning...

Shop in Leeds issued with closure notice over anti-social behaviour claims

A West Leeds shop is at risk of being shut down over claims of anti-social behaviour at the premises. Pudsey Local, on Market Place in...

Future of high streets: independent shops have ‘more potential than ever’ in Leeds

Leeds’ local district high streets have more potential to thrive than ever before despite the loss of famous brands, a senior council figure has...

Newcastle’s black and white taxis approved despite drivers’ fear over abuse from Sunderland fans

Contentious plans to rebrand Newcastle’s taxis in black and white have been approved. Hundreds of taxi drivers in the city will be required to deck...

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