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Bradford & Keighley

Over 80 percent schools in West Yorkshire sign up for police led education programme

Over 800 schools in West Yorkshire have signed up for a police led education programme that seeks to raise awareness around relationships, keeping safe...

Arts

South Asian LGBTQ dancers announced as first recipients of £1250 funding boost.

Two LGBTQ dancers have been announced as the first recipients of Kala Sangam and Jaivant Patel company's Samānatā: South Asian Queer Performance Seed Commissions. Samanta,...

Bradford & Keighley

Nine arrests made after Bradford City Centre disorder on Tuesday

The West Yorkshire Police today confirmed that they have arrested two persons, this morning, on suspicion of violent disorder and assault after disorder was...

Bradford & Keighley

West Yorkshire sees over 137% rise in electricity thefts in 10 years; seventh highest rise in England and Wales.

An nation-wide analysis by BBC has revealed a startling rise in electricity thefts across England and Wales. Cannabis farms, cryptocurrency mines and the cost-of-living...

Bradford & Keighley

Two men jailed after shooting at a house in Bradford

Two men who shot at a house in Bradford in January have been jailed. Dale Poppleton and Ali Abbas admitted possession of a firearm with...

Bradford & Keighley

West Yorkshire police staff jailed for perjury in attempt to avoid driving disqualification

A West Yorkshire Police staff member has been jailed after making false claims in court that he was a police officer to try and...

News

Tees Valley Authority Expects £100m Reserve Depletion Amid Financial Discussions

The Tees Valley Combined Authority expects to use up more than £100m of its reserves in the next four years. Concerns were raised about the...

Bradford & Keighley

Consultation on bus franchising in West Yorkshire ahead of decision next spring

A major consultation on how West Yorkshire’s buses are run is set to launch, as the region’s leaders hope to bring the network into...

Community

Forget Me Not children’s hospice to organise open days at Russell House for local community in Huddersfield

Forget Me Not children's hospice in Huddersfield is opening its doors to the local community this October, welcoming visitors to experience the heartwarming work...

News

MP and mayor in clash over ‘great Middlesbrough town centre giveaway’ as planning function changes hands

Middlesbrough MP Andy McDonald has locked horns again with Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen over a newly-established mayoral development company whose planning function is...

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