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Man reported missing from Hunslet area of Leeds

A man has been reported missing in the Hunslet area of Leeds. Ben Cardwell, 23, was last seen over the weekend and West Yorkshire Police… Read More »Man reported missing from Hunslet area of Leeds

By Abigail Morrell

GUIDELINES on acupuncture set in 2009 have been reversed, sparking confusion and anger between those studying and practising acupuncture.Read More »New acupuncture advice sparks concern

By Nadeen Meeran

FOODBANKS are preparing themselves for their busiest month of the year as Christmas approaches – following record numbers of people using the service this year.Read More »Foodbanks prepare for rise in demand at Christmas as record numbers ask for help

By Scott Francis

ELEVEN thousand more people have taken the plunge and gone swimming in the past year – bucking a downward trend in the number of swimmers.Read More »Springboard to success as number of swimmers increases

By Tom McGlynn

SCARBOROUGH’S brand new £2 million Shannon class lifeboat has been unveiled to the public and is ready to be used at sea.Read More »Faster boat for Scarborough could help save more lives at sea

By Charlotte Lascelles

IN THE world of children’s music there is the sickly mixture of Disney, nursery rhymes and watered-down pop singles – but an Australian musician is vowing to change that.Read More »King Bunny hops over from Australia to teach kids about rock music

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