By Lizzy McEllan
VOLUNTEERS HAD a taste of homelessness when they lived in a makeshift refugee camp as part of an art project on the streets of Horsforth.Read More »Refugee camp appears in north Leeds as part of hard-hitting art project
By Tamika McCrory
TWO NEW mums from Ireland who have bucked the trend of delaying motherhood have spoken about the joys of having a child young.Read More »Irish mothers debate best age to have a baby
By Jorgie McHale
CASINOS AND bookmakers throughout the UK have launched the first ever Responsible Gambling Week. Read More »Leeds’ largest gambling venue takes part in first ever national Responsible Gambling Week
By Joe Turnbull
TRAIN COMPANY Northern Rail has announced it aims to have 98 new trains on the rails by 2020 as part of a wider modernisation project.Read More »Northern Rail announces 98 new trains across network
By Brandon Norbury
PUB MANAGERS and business owners in Selby have expressed concern at rising levels of violence in the town centre after two incidents in the past month.Read More »Concerns over rising violence in Selby after two incidents
By Jamie Williams
AN APPEAL’S been made to find the owners of nine “stolen” cats after Facebook users in Trafford helped trace a woman who had been keeping 14 missing moggies in her home.Read More »Trafford Facebookers help to trace ‘cat-napper’ as owners sought for rescued cats
By Summayah Bhatti
A WEST YORKSHIRE scientist has been granted funding by the charity Breast Cancer Now to find a solution to stop secondary breast cancer spreading to the brain. Read More »Charity teams up with Leeds scientist to study spread of breast cancer to brain
By Alex Worrall
ENGLAND’S CHIEF medical officer has repeated her warning of an “apocalypse” over the growing threat of antibiotic resistance.Read More »Antibiotics will become less effective, say top doctors
By Mellissa Dzinzi
THE ORGANISERS of a mental wellbeing festival say we still need to break the taboo about mental health problems.Read More »Leeds celebrates mental wellbeing with art festival
By Lizzy McEllan
GREENBELT CAMPAIGNERS who raised thousands of pounds to hire a barrister are furious after Leeds City Council cancelled public hearings just days before they were due to go ahead.Read More »Greenbelt campaign group anger at council U-turn over Leeds housing plans