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Plans to transform Sunderland nursery into education hub given green light

Plans to transform a former nursery into an education hub for pupils with additional needs have been given the green light by council chiefs. Hetton-le-Hole...

Railway heritage charity’s objections to a solar farm in Darlington falls flat

A railway heritage charity’s objections to a solar farm in open countryside did not succeed in persuading councillors to reject the scheme. Aura Power Developments’...

Lord Mayor of Bradford to meet with Baroness Gohir OBE

The Lord Mayor of Bradford Councillor Martin Love will be meeting with Baroness Gohir OBE at Bradford City Hall today to congratulate her on...

Consortium formed to deliver ground-breaking clean air project in Bradford

Gas distributor Northern Gas Networks (NGN) has partnered with clean energy pioneers Hygen Energy Holdings (Hygen) and Ryze Hydrogen to work on an ambitious...

Bradford Literature Festival awarded record funding of over £1m per year.

Arts Council England announced last week that Bradford Literature Festival (BLF) had been awarded funding of over £1 million per year till 2026, making...

Radio and Television presenter Anita Rani named University of Bradford Chancellor

Bradford-born television and radio presenter, Anita Rani, has been announced as the University of Bradford’s Chancellor. An RTS Award winning broadcaster with a career spanning...

Bradford pays tributes to the martyrs on Remembrance Day

Bradford district will pay its respects to those killed or injured in conflicts around the world on Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday. On the 11th...

Batley and Spen MP challenges ministers over proposal to move the British Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

Kim Leadbeater MP, member of Parliament for Batley and Spen today challenged government ministers over the proposed move of the British Embassy in Israel...

“Absolutely horrendous,” councillors react to firefighter abuse incidents in Tyne and Wear

Councillors have hit out at the “absolutely horrendous” number of attacks on firefighters across Tyne and Wear despite a slight decrease compared to last...

Second round of consultation on mass transit system in West Yorkshire begins

A mass transit system for West Yorkshire would eventually include stops in areas like Queensbury and Holme Wood – as well as major town...

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