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‘I was tortured’: Middlesbrough Resident blames ‘filthy’ alleyways for rats scurrying in loft

An angry resident has complained about being kept up at night as rats scurry around his loft. The person who lives on Bedford Street in...
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People in Darlington encouraged to get jabbed in winter

People are being encouraged to get flu jabs as well as Covid vaccines in a “pressurised winter” for the NHS. David Gallagher, executive director of...
Bradford & Keighley

Odsal redevelopment could include new rugby league museum

The redevelopment of Odsal Stadium could include a new museum dedicated to the local history of Rugby League. And if the proposals by Bradford Council...
Community

Leeds Councillors speak out against possible school closure

Councillors have spoken out against the proposed closure of a north Leeds primary school. Campaigners are fighting to save Queensway Primary School in Yeadon, after...
Bradford & Keighley

Committees hear that people are not reporting crime as they have “no faith” it will be dealt with

Businesses and residents are not reporting some crimes because they have no faith that police will do anything about them – Councillors have heard. Apathy...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford BID’s spectacular fireworks display set to light up city centre skies again

Bradford BID’s spectacular fireworks extravaganza – watched by more than 10,000 people last year – is to take place again on Saturday, 12 November. The...
Bradford & Keighley

Year 6 students in Shipley turn teachers; lead presentations on Anne Frank

Year 6 pupils from Shipley CE Primary School have turned teachers as they give tours of an exhibition on the life and legacy of...
Arts

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...
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