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Bradford & Keighley

Plan to turn terraced house into restaurant and bakery is refused

Converting a terrace house into a new restaurant would cause traffic problems on an already busy street, highways officers have argued. A planning application to...
Elections

Father of murdered teenager says Slough MP candidates have no real plan for knife crime

The father of a murdered teenager has been left ‘unconvinced’ by any of the promises to tackle knife crime in Slough from people standing...
Community

Middlesbrough charity probed by Government watchdog over payments to connected parties

An investigation has been launched into a community charity in Middlesbrough amid concerns over governance. The Charity Commission launched an inquiry into Streets Ahead for...
Education

Special needs school transport review consultation to be launched

A consultation will be launched on school transport for over 16s with special needs as the council seeks to cut costs. Leeds City Council will...
Leeds

Farmfoods seeks planning permission for Seacroft store expansion

A supermarket could be demolished to make way for a bigger store under expansion plans by a frozen food retailer. Farmfoods has applied for planning...
Health

Contract worth £5.7m awarded for home care pilot scheme

A pilot scheme will seek to improve home care services for vulnerable people after a £5.7m contract was awarded. Two care providers are set to...
Community

£200k safety works scheduled for civic hall due to corrosion of steel frames

The city’s main council building needs investment to tackle a structural problem which can cause stonework to crack. A Leeds City Council report said the...
Kirklees

Huddersfield residents warned of 24-hour road closures and new town centre routes from next week

As Huddersfield prepares for a major transformation, residents are being warned of 24-hour road closures and restrictions that will block off part of the...
Culture

City accused of ‘backroom deal’ with livery company

The City of London Corporation has been accused of doing a ‘backroom deal’ with a prominent trade association in order to push through its...
London

City to decide on Bank Junction changes

The City of London Corporation is later today (20 June ) to vote on whether to retain or remove Black Cab restrictions at Bank...
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