Director advises students to consider a career that prioritises their passions Ian Puleston-Davies delivered a Q&A session to students ahead of the film screening of… Read More »“I Wanted To Rediscover My Fire” – Director Ian Puleston-Davies Recommends Students Pursue Passions
By Ella Bicknell Thousands gathered across the country, including Leeds city centre on Saturday to protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts (PCSC) Bill… Read More »“Kill the Bill” Protesters storm the streets of Leeds ahead of House of Lords vote
Community spirit has been felt across Leeds this week as businesses have chosen to offer free meals to less fortunate children throughout half term. This… Read More »Leeds businesses band together to feed children over half term
The owner of Horsforth business, Action Roofing has been out delivering over 100 pack lunches this week from local cafe Truly Scrummy and from members… Read More »Community spirit in Leeds steps in to help keep school children fed
by Riccardo Trono A Horsforth stage lighting company has described the government’s arts funding package as “a safety net full of holes” after its application… Read More »Will they fund the light at the end of the tunnel? Horsforth stage lighting company refused access to grant
Downing Street has been forced to distance itself from the ‘Cyber First’ adverts which have been ridiculed all over the Twitterverse. The advert (right) is… Read More »Twitter ridicules ‘Fatima’s next job’ advert which culture secretary calls “crass”
By Grace Pritchard Official statistics show Leeds to have had the largest increase in expenditure for adult social care across Yorkshire and the Humber. The… Read More »Leeds comes out on top in Yorkshire and the Humber for expenditure growth in adult social care
By Jazmine Ella Blackah THE GOVERNMENT has reassured train passengers there will be no changes to services as a result of its takeover of Virgin… Read More »Train commuters told government take-over will not affect service on East Coast Main Line
By Charlie McNalus
Drones are set to become more widely used by the National Police Air Service as a more efficient way of policing.Read More »Drones valuable to policing but should not replace manned helicopters says National Police Air Service
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”