Locals are having their say on how buses in West Yorkshire should be run, however there is disagreement on the best way forward. West Yorkshire… Read More »Leeds Councillors Disagree Over West Yorkshire Bus Proposals
This month, Leeds Trinity University and Leeds Trinity Students’ Union are hosting multiple events to mark October as Black History Month. Kicking off the events,… Read More »Historian and actor Joe Williams inspires students at Leeds Trinity to kickstart Black History Month
By Emily Smith Poppleton Road Primary School in York held their annual Christmas fair on Saturday November 24 to raise extra money for the school.… Read More »York school hosts festive fair to generate funding
By Alex Gibbings As England’s men lost out in the recent Rugby League World Cup final, their female equivalent almost emulated them by reaching the… Read More »Women’s sport still struggling to gain the recognition it deserves
Elaine Binns has been waiting more than two years for the correct treatment for a severe skin condition
By Leanne Simmons
A PATIENT who has been waiting for treatment for nearly two years for a severe skin condition agrees with the British Medical Association’s claim that the NHS is at “breaking point”.Read More »Patients waiting two years for treatment as NHS “reaches breaking point”
By Lina Arshad
FUNDING TO battle hate crime in Leeds has been criticised by human rights activists for being too narrow in focus.Read More »Human rights experts “not convinced” by funding to tackle hate crime in Leeds
By Luis Ortiz
SCHOOLS ACROSS England are facing a financial crisis as costs are rising but funding from the government has remained “flat”.Read More »Cash crisis facing schools as costs rise but funding stays “flat”