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Bradford & Keighley

Brighter future for Bradford street after ‘years of neglect’

It is hoped that the fortunes of a city centre street could finally be turning around after years of neglect. Rawson Place is home to...
Finance

Newcastle’s ‘hidden gem’ to receive multi-million pound upgrade

Council bosses have promised to make Newcastle’s beloved Grainger Market less “anonymous” as part of a multi-million pound upgrade. The historic market is undergoing a...
East London

East London primary school set for strikes over ‘planned layoffs’

Staff at an East London primary school are set to strike for two days this week over plans to cut the number of teaching...
Bradford & Keighley

Eight Bradford Council officers received Salaries of ‘over £100,000’

Eight Bradford Council officers were paid a salary of over £100,000 in the 2023/24 financial year – new figures have revealed. And another two almost...
Policy

Questions branded “insane” in Tees Valley Mayor’s Question Time

Questions from “idiot” members of the public that were branded “insane” by Mayor Ben Houchen are to be limited but not abolished going forward. Tees...
Bradford & Keighley

Eid cheer for young patients as local charity delivers surprise gift boxes

Children spending Eid in hospital will receive a heartwarming surprise this week, thanks to a special delivery of Eid gift boxes from local charity...
Community

London’s Trafalgar Square sees huge free Iftar gathering as Ramadan comes to an end

An estimated 2,000 people celebrated a free community Iftar event on Saturday in London’s iconic Trafalgar Square, with important speakers, mass prayers, times for...
Bradford & Keighley

Rashid Awan: The trailblazing life of Britain’s first Asian police officer

The UK Police Force today prides itself on inclusivity and diversity, welcoming people from all ethnic backgrounds. However, in the 1960s, Britain was a...
North East

TVCA accused of “removing citizen’s rights” through policy changes

The Tees Valley Combined Authority has been accused of “removing citizen’s rights” with changes preventing the public from submitting questions ahead of meetings. Conservative Mayor...
Health

North London council ‘apologises’ after poor management of vulnerable man

A North London council could have intervened earlier to avoid an eviction notice being issued to a vulnerable man who had fallen behind in...
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