By Kelly Woodward
A CHARITY that helps young women at risk of sexual exploitation in Leeds has received a grant from the West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner.Read More »Leeds charity gets cash boost to stop sexual exploitation in community
By Tom Connell
‘Give Socks Not Dogs’ to loved ones this Christmas – that is the plea from a Leeds animal welfare charity.
Leeds Dogs Trust is inundated every year in the post-festive season with people looking to re-home dogs given as presents.
In January and February 2016, the trust received 529 calls from people with unwanted dogs and took in 103 animals in January of 2016 compared with only 52 in March.
Kelly Walker introduced Megan and Kiara who are hoping to find a new home together this Christmas:
Read More »Christmas unwanted pets warning from Leeds Dogs Trust
By Sam Brooksbank
A homeless charity in Leeds has backed a Labour scheme to create more housing for homeless people – even if other services are not available.
By Anna Riley
AN ARMY veteran has been left in a state of shock after thieves broke in to his home and stole his prized motorbike and other possessions.Read More »Ex-soldier’s Christmas ruined following theft of his prized motorbike
Read More »Leeds primary schools under-performing in latest league tables
By Jack Goodman
A driver has died after his car crashed into a house in Shelf following a police pursuit.Read More »Man dies after crashing car into house in Shelf after police pursuit
By Lina Arshad Many small businesses in Leeds are banking on receiving an early Christmas present this year – from their customers. One third of… Read More »Small shops in Leeds hoping for Christmas sales bonus
By Matthew Brannen
COUNCIL LEADERS today approved a £173.5 million Public Transport Investment Programme which promises better buses – but no mass transit system anytime soon.Read More »Better buses in Leeds approved – but no plans for trams
By Tom Connell Taxpayers in Leeds have been angered by MPs receiving an inflation-busting pay rise despite teachers, nurses and other public sector workers having their… Read More »Leeds residents express ‘disgust’ at MPs’ pay rise
By Sean Gannon
Nearly a third of people in Yorkshire have had to make a last-minute trip to a corner shop or convenience store on Christmas Day, a new poll has found.Read More »I saw three shops on Christmas Day…