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Dawoodi Bohra community raises over £10k for Bradford Royal Infirmary’s neonatal unit

Bradford Royal Infirmary’s neonatal unit is set to benefit from a £10,700 donation raised by the local Dawoodi Bohras community. The Dawoodi Bohras are Muslims,...

“It’ll eventually affect the customers” takeaways in Bradford react as single use plastic ban comes into affect.

With the ban on single use plastic items coming into affect from 1 October, takeaways in Bradford have raised concerns that the restriction will...

Bradford Hospital’s Charity reveals a new brand identity with a focus on expansion

Bradford Hospital’s Charity revealed its new brand identity last week after careful consideration of charity's mission, values and changing health care sector. This strategic move...

Bradford and Leeds among cities set to experience a grand celebration of Indian Cinema

The London Indian Film Festival (LIFF) is set to expand its cultural footprint this year by taking its celebration of Indian and South Asian...

Amendments made to £1 million shake up plan for Middlesbrough

Three policemen, extra CCTV and a campaign against giving money to beggars in the town centre have been scrapped from £1m plans for Middlesbrough. But...

Middlesbrough Council proposes fairer council tax support for working parents on Universal Credit.

Some working parents may get more help with paying their council tax under proposals put forward to help low-income households in Middlesbrough. The public is...

Leeds Council leader avoids raising human rights issue with Chinese ambassador, says “inappropriate” for council to do so

The leader of Leeds City Council has said it would not have been “appropriate” to raise human rights concerns during a meeting with the...

‘Major retailer’ on verge of moving into Newcastle’s empty Debenhams store in Eldon Square

A “major retailer” is on the verge of taking over Newcastle’s vacant Debenhams store, it has emerged. Eldon Square has been without a tenant for...

Middlesbrough out in front in region with number of children being referred for potential adoption

Middlesbrough continues to be the local authority referring the highest number of children for potential adoption of any in the Tees Valley. It referred 74...

Leeds planners under fire as councillors criticise leniency toward rule-breaking developers

Leeds planners have been urged to stop giving rule-breaking developers “chance after chance after chance after chance”. The city council’s planning enforcement team was heavily...

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