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Housing

Ministers must act to save “uniquely exposed” Londoners from leasehold dangers

Leasehold homes are a “source of problems and financial stress” for Londoners who “cannot and should not wait any longer” for radical reforms to...
Hounslow

West London council called out by housing watchdog over case involving a disabled child

A West London council has been called out by the housing watchdog over its handling of a case involving a disabled child. Hounslow Council is...
Bradford & Keighley

Pink Chai Day: Breaking silence, breaking stigma

When Councillor Henna Chowdhury pours a cup of pink chai, she sees more than tradition. She sees a safe space where women can gather,...
Kirklees

Huddersfield Station to re-open next week with major changes until 2027

Huddersfield rail passengers are being told to plan ahead, as the station prepares to re-open with some major changes. After nearly a month of full...
Campaigns

Council-owned hotel cancels planned launch of new Advance UK party

A hotel owned by Newcastle City Council has cancelled a planned conference that it is understood would have seen the launch of a new...
Arts

Bradford to host “best of Great British art”

The art world descended on a Bradford gallery this week as the city prepares to host one of the world’s most prestigious art prizes. Cartwright...
Crime

Two North East Greggs granted 24 hours opening times despite crime ‘fears’

Two branches of North East bakery giant Greggs in central Newcastle will be allowed to open 24 hours a day despite fears they could...
Business & Finance

North East to benefit from ‘boldest projects’ in the country

North East leaders have agreed bold new plans that could turbocharge regeneration on both sides of the River Tyne. Cabinet members on the North...
Bradford & Keighley

What the Autumn Equinox means for South Asian traditions – From prayer timings to festival fasts

As of last night’s autumn equinox, 22 September at 7.20 pm, we’ve officially entered astronomical autumn. Today is the first day we’ll feel its...
London

TfL must ‘do more’ as physical assaults and hate crimes rise

Transport for London (TfL) must do more to crack down on the “disgraceful” number of bus drivers being assaulted in London, the UK’s largest...
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