By Charlie Mcnalus
PEOPLE from Leeds have been volunteering to help run food stalls in the city centre where the homeless can receive a hot meal.Read More »Leeds volunteers feed the homeless three times a week
by Alexandra Pereira
THERE HAS been an angry reaction to the government’s recent plan to reduce the disability allowance by £29.Read More »Government hits disabled community hard with proposed cuts to benefits
By Abi Bates
THE CONTINUING shortage of imported vegetables has sparked a debate about Britain’s shopping habits.Read More »British veg crisis results in calls for communities to support local produce
By Tia- Jane Coyle
A HISTORY fanatic has been asked to write a popular history book about the most notorious thieves, body-snatchers and cannibals that have ever lived in England.Read More »Leeds student with thirst for history chosen to write grizzly book
By Tom Rogers Leeds adults have had the opportunity to delve into the world of computer coding as part of a city wide Library festival.… Read More »Adults learn computer coding at Leeds Library Fest
By Chelsey Ward SECONDARY schools across the UK are being urged to improve mental health support policies as figures show at least 90 per cent of… Read More »Experts welcome Theresa May’s promise to tackle mental health crisis in secondary schools
By Jack Goodman
A NORTH Yorkshire town that was torn apart by flooding has celebrated the reopening of its only road bridge.Read More »Tadcaster holds ceremony to bless new bridge after flooding devastation
By Alex Haithwaite
FAMILIES ARE having to spend nearly £40 a month more to fill their petrol tanks then they did a year ago.Read More »Fuel prices rise stretching budgets of UK motorists
By Leanne Simmons
A PATIENT who has been waiting for treatment for nearly two years for a severe skin condition agrees with the British Medical Association’s claim that the NHS is at “breaking point”.Read More »Patients waiting two years for treatment as NHS “reaches breaking point”
By Leonie Stanton
A TEACHING union has criticised travel companies for penalising parents by inflating prices of holidays outside of term-time.Read More »Teaching union “sympathetic” over extortionate holiday prices, as Supreme Court decides if term-time breaks should be banned