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Take away boss in court

A BRADFORD take-away did not have any running water in the sink of its staff toilets for several weeks, a court heard. And the owner...

High street bollards removed

Gosforth High Street’s infamous bollards are no more. Council engineers moved early on Monday morning to finally get rid of the much-maligned poles that have...

Mayor takes swipe at council over MDC

The Tees Valley Mayor has claimed a council’s actions have been an “absolute shambles” during the creation of a new development body. Tory mayor Ben...

Tyne Tunnel boss quits

The boss of the Tyne Tunnel has left his job. Philip Smith has quit as chief executive of tunnel operator TT2 to “pursue new opportunities”,...

TEWV NHS Trust: Report into mental health provision

A damning report has detailed a health trust’s campaign of alleged bullying and failure to protect patients before the tragic death of three teenagers. The...

More than 100 PCSO jobs to go

Northumbria Police plans to axe more than 100 community support jobs. The force is slashing the majority of its “highly valued” Police Community Support Officer...

Health hub debate

Councillors have been told that if a new multi million pound health hub is not built on a town centre site, it is unlikely...

Councillor pays tribute to Alwoodley community spirit as he stands down

A north Leeds Conservative councillor has paid tribute to his community’s spirit, as he prepares to stand down after nearly a decade of service. Councillor...

Kirklees’ exclusion rate double the national average

The rate of exclusion in Kirklees’ Schools is double the national average, a council report has shown. The “devastating impact” that permanent exclusion can have...

Bradford businesses join together to support their NHS

Business and community leaders were given a moving insight into life on Bradford’s specialist Neonatal Unit when they met at Bradford Royal Infirmary on...

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