By Joseph Turnbull
A WINDSWEPT Nethermoor saw Guiseley take all three points against fellow Vanarama National League strugglers Solihull Moors, on October 21.Read More »Lions roar as Solihull fail to weather relegation storm
By Alex Smith
BRITISH CREATIVE industries could face a “severe skills shortage” after Brexit, according to a report from the Creative Industries Federation.Read More »Brexit could jeopardise British creative success says report
By Ameera Abdul Hameed
ANTI-FRACKING protesters stormed a gas exploration site in North Yorkshire – climbing an 18-metre tall rig and disrupting work last Sunday (October 22).Read More »North Yorkshire fracking faces fierce resistance as protesters storm site at Kirby Misperton
By Simon Crowe
THE AVERAGE person spends over £40,000 on coffee during their lifetime, a survey has found.
The study by Ginger Research found that Britons spent about £676 on coffee each year in cafes and shops.Read More »Caffeine rush as Britons spend nearly £700 a year on coffee
By Jorgie McHale-Ramsell
UNPAID INTERNSHIPS have been compared to modern slavery in a debate in the House of Lords this morning.
Lord Mitchell told the chamber: “Unpaid interns are slaves – it’s our duty to stop it.”Read More »Unpaid internships branded slave labour as Lords debate a ban
By Roseann Hughes
RATHER THAN scaring people away this Halloween, the Love Pudsey charity will be tackling loneliness by inviting people to take part in pumpkin carving workshops this week.Read More »Loneliness can affect people of all ages, says Leeds charity
By Simon Crowe
COURTEENERS front man Liam Fray is in town next week playing the O2 Academy in Leeds – bringing his acoustic guitar and his full back catalogue.Read More »Liam Fray set to bring Courteeners back catalogue to Leeds’ O2 Academy
BY Katie Haseldine
HALLOWEEN is nearing and the infectious spooky theme has spread throughout Yorkshire.Read More »The Voyds to front local Halloween scare-show in Todmorden
By Tania Jacquier
A MAGICAL new exhibition has come to Huddersfield Library to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter book. Read More »Harry Potter, witch balls and a ghost hound brought to life in magical exhibition in Huddersfield
By Tyler Morrell
RESIDENTS IN Hemsworth have raised concerns about damage around West End Park caused by the anti-social behaviour of youths congregating in the area.Read More »Council takes action against anti-social behaviour in Hemsworth