Leeds News

By Elle Rigby Fashion designer Jonathan Anderson is helping put Yorkshire on the map – by making art accessible to people outside of London with his… Read More »Exhibition helps fight to highlight northern culture

By Kelly Woodward

Music enthusiasts were treated to a preview of ‘European Unison’, a piano concert expressing the views of young people in Britain about the recent Brexit vote.

Read More »Concert shines light on Brexit views of Leeds’ young

By Sean Gannon A Leeds school is to close tomorrow for staff training following a highly critical Ofsted report. Following an inspection Leeds West Academy… Read More »Ofsted blow results in Leeds school training closure

By Lina Arshad Music-lovers will be celebrating the expansion of Leeds’ longest standing record store this week. Jumbo Records has been situated in the St… Read More »Iconic Leeds record store ready for Jumbo extension

By Anna Riley A KENNEL owner has faced a literal uphill struggle every week for the past eight years – as she has had to… Read More »Pudsey kennel owner attacks council over bin snub

By Sean Gannon Police are looking for a man following a robbery in Keighley in which a woman was stabbed. He is believed to been… Read More »Police hunt man following Keighley stabbing

By Jack Goodman 

FAMILIES AND RESIDENTS in Hyde Park are celebrating after plans to build student accommodation were rejected by Leeds City Council.

For many neighbours the contentious issue was not the prospect of more students living in the area that led to complaints – but the prospect of development on a former community site.Read More »Joy for campaigners as plans for student flats in Hyde Park are blocked

By Henry Valantine Climate change targets for Leeds by 2020 are set to be missed, according to Leeds City Council. The city was due to cut… Read More »Leeds Council announce missed climate change targets…four years early