By Jack Goodman
FAMILIES IN poverty in South Leeds are being offered a Christmas hamper to make the festive period more enjoyable.Read More »UPDATED: Health visitors prepare festive hampers to spread Christmas cheer to South Leeds
By Sam Brooksbank
WEST YORKSHIRE Police has unveiled its annual drink drive campaign… with a nod to classic crime movie The Usual Suspects.Read More »Festive drink drivers are not necessarily the usual suspects…
By Jack Edwards
FOR STUDENTS on a budget, the Christmas period is a difficult time of year to survive, however it is not impossible.Read More »Is it possible to survive Christmas on a student budget?
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 Chelsey Ward
A HULL couple spending their first Christmas together are sharing the special day with more than 20 elderly people who would normally spend the festival season alone.Read More »Newlyweds to spend first Christmas bringing joy to lonely in Hull
By Alex Haithwaite
MORE THAN 6,000 UK dogs are predicted to have suffered chocolate poisoning in 2016 – with an expected spike in December due to Christmas treats.Read More »Chocs away for four-legged friends at Christmas-time… or face a £300 vet bill
By Charlie Wainwright
MEN WHO do not get into the Christmas spirit should not be labelled as Scrooges – they could need help for mental health issues, experts have warned.Read More »Mental health experts warn Christmas can be difficult for men
By Bethany Armer
AS THE festive period approaches animal charities are gearing up for an influx of unwanted dogs.Read More »Dog charities gear up for flood of unwanted animals bought as Christmas presents