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London

“It was like the lake district.” West London town battered by floods

A town in West London has been battered by flash flooding with homes and businesses left picking up the pieces after heavy rain led...
North East

North East mayor pushes for free school meals to tackle child poverty

Every child in the North East could receive free school meals throughout primary school under plans to combat poverty levels. North East mayor Kim McGuinness...
Bradford & Keighley

New affordable housing development focused on sustainability opens in Keighley

Local councillors and project partners joined Manningham Housing Association (MHA) Board members and staff for the official opening of a new 20-unit affordable homes...
Bradford & Keighley

National Science and Media Museum reveals new foyer redesign ahead of 2025 reopening

First glimpse of the National Science and Media Museum foyer redesign as reopening plans have been revealed. The National Science and Media Museum will reopen...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford unveils bus hotspot upgrades to slash journey times and boost connectivity

Bradford Council's Executive Committee will be provided with an update on the development of four Bradford Bus Hotspots Schemes, which are funded through the...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford’s H-FAST revolutionises care, cutting hospital stays and improving outcomes

Bradford Council's Executive will be updated on the progress of a recent review of Intermediate Care Services which was undertaken by Bradford Council and...
Bradford & Keighley

Council seeks approval to connect City Hall to the Bradford Energy Network

Bradford Council is driving forward to introduce a new energy supply to one of its flagship buildings. The Bradford Energy Network (BEN) is a...
Kirklees

‘High ambitions for new era of Huddersfield’, as Our Cultural Heart takes major next step

Kirklees Council has “high ambitions” for a “new era” of Huddersfield, as the major Our Cultural Heart scheme gathers pace. This week marks the start...
Newcastle

Voter ID policies did not impact Newcastle electoral turnout despite decrease on 2019 figures

Government legislation that requires voters to bring ID on polling day did not have an impact on turnout in Newcastle, council officers have stated. This...
Bradford & Keighley

Man ordered to pay £2000 after drug-fuelled assault on partner

A man has been ordered to pay his ‘secret’ partner £2,000 after attacking her in a drug-fuelled rage. 25-year-old Wasim Mehrban kept his partner shielded...
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