By Monika Parnarauskaite
Motocross enthusiasts are in fear for the future of their sport as a number of popular training facilities are being forced to shut down due to noise complaints.
Read More »Motocross track closures may be forcing riders onto roads illegally
By Ben Guzdek
Jamie Peacock still has faith in Hull Kingston Rovers and believes they can return to the Super League.
The former Leeds Rhinos prop, who has been the director of sport at KR for over a year now, will head the side competing in the Championship next season.
Read More »Peacock looking forward to taking Hull KR into Super League
By Andrew Smith
There has been a major makeover at League One play-off contenders Bradford City, with a new scoreboard and a refurbished dressing room.
Nearly 2,000 fans raised a total of £152,631 in order to give Valley Parade an upgrade.
Read More »Bradford City makeover complete after the generosity of fans
By Jake Ashby
Huddersfield Town go into this weekend’s fixture against Bristol City looking for an upturn of form after five games without a win.
Bristol City head coach Lee Johnson extended his contract with the club this week and will hope to build on his side’s 2-0 victory over Ipswich.
Read More »Huddersfield desperate for return to form after recent slump
By Matthew Brady Everton Football Club recently celebrated International Day of Persons with Disabilities ahead of their high-profile Premier League match against Manchester United. Members… Read More »Everton show their support for disabled sport in the community
By Tom Wilson
Leeds United supporters are turning out in astonishing numbers this season to urge their team into the Championship play-offs.
Read More »Record numbers of fans urging Leeds United towards play-offs
By Rajdeep Jheeta
HEALTH EXPERTS say millennials should take up yoga and pilates if they want to avoid experiencing health problems an elderly person would normally have.Read More »Lazy millennials facing huge health risks due to physical inactivity
By Lauren Entwistle
IF YOU want to improve the personality of a friend or relative, you could give them a book as a Christmas gift.
A new study states that people who read fiction are more likely to be better at displaying empathy and have a more understanding nature. Read More »Give a book for Christmas – and make someone a better person
By Will Hardy
Thousands of visitors attended Bingley’s annual Christmas fair – this year held as a celebration of the town’s recovery from flooding.Read More »Former Bradford City striker John Hendrie brings Christmas cheer to flood-hit Bingley
By Jack Goodman
MORE THAN three quarters of noise complaints in Headingley are caused by loud music and parties.
A study found that in the LS6 area – a well known hotspot for student accommodation – approximately 83% of the complaints were classified as either ‘party’ or ‘music’ between January and September.Read More »Headaches in Headingley as student parties cause noise nuisance