By Jamie Williams
THIRY EXTRA police officers are set to patrol Greater Manchester’s transport network in response to tram vandals.Read More »Extra police on trams and buses to curb anti-social behaviour in Manchester
By Clea Kanning
CHRISTMAS just got even more exciting in Leeds as Harry Potter comes to town, celebrating 20 years of magic.Read More »Harry Potter brings extra magic to Leeds this Christmas with festival to celebrate his 20th birthday
By Tamika McCrory
X FACTOR winner Sam Bailey has hailed scriptwriter Kay Mellor a national treasure as Fat Friends the Musical ends its successful run in Leeds.Read More »X Factor winner Sam Bailey speaks of starring role in Kay Mellor’s Fat Friends as show closes in Leeds
By Luke Hudson
RESIDENTS and community groups are working together to tackle the problem of anti-social behaviour and youth crime in Aireborough.Read More »Aireborough unites to tackle anti-social behaviour after youths set themselves on fire in shocking video on Facebook
By Robert Mooney
ENVIRONMENT Secretary Michael Gove has blamed social media for the row about legal protection for animals.Read More »Michael Gove warns of social media dangers after fake news on animal sentience goes viral
By Georgi Cox
DOCTORS have said that this year’s winter flu virus could be “one of the worst of the decade” after Australia’s recent epidemic.Read More »Warning that flu virus could be be one of worst this decade
By Robyn Owens
POLITICIANS in Leeds have expressed their shock at the announcement that UK cities are no longer eligible to become European Capital of Culture because of Brexit.Read More »Anger as Leeds’ European Capital of Culture bid ditched over Brexit
By Maisie Andrews-Garth
PARENTS HAVE been warned that a popular present on this year’s Christmas list could be a threat to their child’s security.Read More »Consumer campaigners fear children at risk from Furby Connect toys
By Rebecca Marano
THE WOMEN of the World Festival was in Bradford for the second year running.
The festival was one of 20 held around the world including London, Ethiopia and Hong Kong and celebrates women and explores the obstacles they face.Read More »WOW Festival celebrates women in Bradford
By Lizzy McEllan
A MINISTER who was acquitted of criminal damage last month has spoken out after returning to work, saying he would take action again and believes he is a prophet for the Methodist church.Read More »Acquitted Leeds minister hopes his criminal damage court case gives the church its voice back