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Business & Finance

Tower Hamlets cabinet members told to work three days a week after allowance rise

Senior councillors in Tower Hamlets have been told they must work at least three days a week after voting through a significant increase in...
Kirklees

Third Kirklees Reform councillor faces backlash over alleged ‘Islam-free’ social media posts

A third Reform UK councillor in Kirklees is facing scrutiny over a series of alleged historic social media posts, including one calling for England...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford’s new Reform leader says city ‘far from the place it should be’ in first address; sparks criticism

Bradford Council's new Reform UK leader has used his first official report to launch a broad attack on the previous Labour administration, opposition parties...
Bradford & Keighley

Leisure centre project faces final hurdle as costs rise by £5m

Bradford Council has been urged to move forward with plans for a new leisure centre at Squire Lane, despite the estimated cost of the...
Leeds

Families urge Leeds Council to rethink SEND school transport cuts

Families have urged Leeds City Council to rethink its decision to end free school transport for many young people with special educational needs and...
Campaigns

More than 4,000 sign plea to protect vulnerable people from social media filming

A campaign calling for action against social media creators who film vulnerable people on Newcastle's streets has attracted more than 4,000 signatures. The petition, launched...
Elections

Kirklees deadlock ends as Reform UK’s Sarah Wood elected council leader

After more than two months of political deadlock, Kirklees Council has finally elected a new leader. Reform UK's Sarah Wood has secured a victory...
Regional News

Thousands of homes hit by hours-long water outage after pipe bursts

Thousands of homes across West London were left without running water for several hours after a major burst pipe caused widespread disruption on Tuesday...
Health

Rat droppings on food packaging and live cockroaches found at Middlesbrough store

A Middlesbrough food store has been forced to close after inspectors discovered rat droppings, dead cockroaches and flies among food products. The Authentic African Food...
Newham

Newham council to investigate pension funds linked to Israel-Gaza conflict

Newham councillors have unanimously backed plans to investigate whether council workers pension funds are invested in companies linked to Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories. The...
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