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First Muslim Scout group in district seeks volunteers: ‘lend a hand, make a change.’

If you're familiar with the concept of Scouting, you will know that the movement was founded by Robert Baden-Powell in 1907 on Brownsea Island...
North East

Driving down the number of road deaths

Cleveland Fire Brigade is encouraging people to take extra care on the roads as part of a national drive to reduce the number of...
North East

Why this Darlington community elected 3 Green councillors

New Green Party councillors have thanked voters in a Darlington community for the “life-changing” decision to let them represent their area. The party’s success at...
North East

New mayor’s priorities

Chris Cooke wants long-term strategies. He’s accepted that this isn’t “jazzy” and won’t warrant a ribbon-cutting ceremony but he’s convinced that this is the best...
Bradford & Keighley

Students at University of Bradford hail leadership as visionaries who are ‘not resisting change but adapting to change.’

At a time when all that is reported in the media is that universities across the country are not offering value for money and...
Kirklees

Batley and Spen MP Kim Leadbeater pays “moving” visit to children’s hospice

Kim Leadbeater MP paid a moving visit to the Forget Me Not Children's Hospice, which supports children with life-shortening conditions, their families, and families...
Kirklees

Ready to paint the park all the colours of the rainbow?

Taking place on 20 May, Forget Me Not’s Colour Run will see up to 1000 participants take on an easy 3km walk, jog or...
Bradford & Keighley

Baul music set to reach new audiences in Bradford and Keighley

Manningham Housing Association (MHA) has secured funds for a project to revive, preserve and promote the writing of Baul music in Bradford and Keighley. Originating...
Bradford & Keighley

First Pret A Manger for Bradford

Cafe chain Pret A Manger will be opening its first branch in Bradford when it moves into a unit at the Broadway Shopping Centre. The...
North East

Traffic sensor vandalism danger

Live power cables outside a Newcastle primary school were cut in an “extremely dangerous” act of vandalism targeting traffic sensors. Council bosses have called the...
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