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By Lizzy McEllan

A FAMILY in Scarborough claims they feel forced to move out of their flat after a housing association failed to carry out proper repairs.

Read More »Family “forced to move” after claiming Leeds-based social landlord ignored damp

By Katie Haseldine

FOR MANY people, the best part of Christmas is being able to eat an unlimited amount of pigs in blankets guilt-free.

Or at least, it is for the customers of Penny Hill Fisheries, Hunslet.

Read More »Hunslet chippy encourages customers to celebrate Christmas with a foot-long

By Roseann Hughes Apart from Brexit, another thorny issue from Theresa May’s election campaign was the subject of fox hunting. The Prime Minister promised she… Read More »Don’t mention the F word: fox hunting in Yorkshire

By Alex Smith FOR PET owners planning on buying their furry friends a Christmas present this year, a Leeds-based company has released a must have… Read More »Leeds-based company release must have product for pet owners this Christmas

By Rosie Hughes

WEST YORKSHIRE’S political boundaries could be carved up next year – but it appears the public have been blindsided by the planned changes.

Boundaries of our constituencies are set to change following a review by the Boundary Commission. They would reduce the number of constituencies in Yorkshire and the Humber from 54 to 50.Read More »Plans to re-draw West Yorkshire’s political map startle Leeds residents

By Katie Haseldine

PLANS TO host a Conservative annual meeting at the National Coal Mining Museum have been cancelled due to protests.

The dinner for the Dewsbury Conservative organisation was due to take place at the venue in Overton, near Wakefield, on March 10th next year.Read More »UPDATED: Tory dinner at coal mining museum cancelled due to protests