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Incredible variety of events lined up for Bradford’s month-long live music celebration!

A fantastic programme of more than 100 individual events is being staged to celebrate October Is Music Month in Bradford city centre and beyond. From...
Arts

LEEDS 2023 Year of Culture: An epic programme of bold spectacle and hidden stories will awaken the world to Leeds’ unique creativity

Work from the city’s internationally acclaimed artists and cultural organisations, alongside the diverse creativity brimming in all 33 Leeds wards, will feature in a...
Leeds

‘Nightmare’ junction in Leeds needs money for revamp

Plans to revamp a “nightmare” north Leeds junction are currently “on pause” because of a lack of funding, local highways bosses have said. The roundabout...
Bradford & Keighley

Use of ‘soft drugs’ has ‘become the norm’ – Councillor claims

TAKING “soft drugs” like cannabis and laughing gas has “become the norm” for young people in some areas of Bradford. And others have started carrying...
Bradford & Keighley

£14m bid for Levelling Up cash could see Bingley’s pool reopened

Bingley’s pool could be re-opened and a new covered market area created in the town square if a £14 million bid for cash is...
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Plans approved to use two key Sunderland city centre spaces for events over the next seven years

By Nic Marko Plans have been approved to use two key Sunderland city centre spaces for events such as Expos, festivals, markets and more over...
Leeds

Backlash over pulled bus service used by University of Leeds students as WYCA ‘disappointed’

Bus operator First is facing a backlash over its decision to end a key service used by University of Leeds students. The number 29, which...
Bradford & Keighley

Question’s over listed leisure centre’s future after new Rugby hub plans revealed

Bradford Council is “exploring all options” over the future of the Grade II-listed Richard Dunn Sports Centre – which is absent from a recent...
Bradford & Keighley

Councillors told long standing market traders not guaranteed stall in new market

Traders for the new Darley Street Market will be chosen because of what they offer rather than how long they might have been trading...
Leeds

‘Appalling’ Parliamentary boundary changes will ‘rip up Leeds’, Labour Councillor says

Proposed changes to Parliamentary boundaries will “rip up Leeds”, one of the city’s Labour councillors has said. Kevin Ritchie branded the carve-up as “appalling”, while...
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