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Bradford & Keighley

Cake Box expansion approved, creating 15 new jobs in Manningham

Cake Box has been granted planning permission to expand its facilities in Manningham, a move set to create 15 new jobs. The company applied to...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford tailor marks Eid with a blooming gesture at BRI

A Bradford tailor is bringing colour and comfort to his local hospital this Eid by donating wildflower seeds to brighten up its gardens. Imran Khan,...
Community

Meet the man who brought Indian cuisine to Newcastle – and helped legendary boxer Muhammad Ali wed in a mosque

Newcastle’s culinary and cultural landscape was transformed in May 1965 with the opening of The Rajah, the city’s first Indian restaurant—or more accurately, a...
Environment

Regeneration to take place, creating a “revitalised Dewsbury town centre”

A new public space is taking shape next to Dewsbury Town Hall. The second phase of the scheme will be getting started this month, bringing...
Bradford & Keighley

Children in Bradford ‘struggled’ with school transition due to Covid

The Covid lockdown meant many children in Bradford struggled to make the transition from primary to secondary school due to learning from home. A recent...
Arts

£1.5m ‘blueprint’ project is taking shape in Heckmondwike

Heckmondwike’s £1.5m ‘blueprint’ project is taking shape, as a unique mural that local schoolchildren helped to create, is installed at the new market square. Over...
Finance

Newcastle United’s trophy parade injects ‘£6 million to the local economy’

Newcastle United’s astonishing trophy parade has given the city’s economy a multi-million pound boost. Hundreds of thousands of Geordies packed out the streets of Newcastle...
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...
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