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GPs concerned over healthcare funding
Bradford is being starved of tens of millions of pounds in vital health spending handed to other areas, the district's GPs have protested.
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a In-formativea art at Expressiones
Daniela Campins is the new artist-in-residence at the Expressiones Cultural Center in New London - and we're flattered she's here.
23 hrs ago | Yorkshire Evening Post
Central Leeds: Beer bar to pop up in heart of 'crime hot spot'
A 'pop up' beer bar was granted a permit to sell alcohol in the city centre despite objections from the police.
Mounted police on real ale trail
It coincided with the start of alcohol sale restrictions along the Transpennine rail route of pubs along the line between West Yorkshire and Manchester with some landlords introducing bans on selling lager, doubles, shots and other binge-drinking tipples.
Community split over proposal for Leeds multi-faith centre
Charity Aspiring Communities wants to turn the former Ice Pak factory site, on Barkly Road, Beeston, into a 3,000 sq m "multi-faith" centre.
Leeds teenager returns to rugby after a broken back
Months after coming within 1cm of being paralysed from the waist down, a rugby-mad 14-year-old has overcome a broken back to return to the field.
Mountain rescue team's new base
Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team has taken on the former Marsden Fire Station building after buying it from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.
East Leeds: Peace dove blooms for Barnbow war factory blast dead
Keris Wilson and Hermime Pryce who were the winners of a competition to design a flower bed around the Barnbow Lasses memorial.
Leeds College of Building to construct new training facility
Leeds College of Building in the UK will build a new, 15 million state-of-the-art education and training facility in Leeds City Centre.
Dozens of Leeds schools in gear for Bike Week 2013
More than 16,000 students from schools across Leeds will be getting on their bikes for the UK's biggest mass participation cycling event this week.
Man armed with knives arrested after Leeds Sainsbury's supermarket siege
Dozens of officers, including many armed with guns, were deployed to Harehills Lane, Harehills, on Sunday afternoon after witnesses reported seeing a "crazed" man wielding weapons.
General Synod to discuss 'super diocese'
The General Synod of the Church of England will be asked next month to approve plans to axe three dioceses, including Bradford - creating a new "super diocese" in their place.
Leeds residents can have say on plans for 200 homes
Developer Taylor Wimpey wants to build the homes, which will include affordable housing, on land off Moseley Wood Gardens, in Cookridge, and will meet residents on Thursday, June 27 from 4.30pm to 7.30pm.
Menston residents in battle to stop 'huge' wind turbine plan
Campaigners are fighting to stop an "industrial sized" wind turbine from being sited in green belt fields behind High Royds.
Planning decision saves four English oaks and lets Leeds family expand home
Councillors were faced with a planning conundrum - how to save four English oaks and give a young family a home.
A look back at what happened on this day June 14th in the history of Leeds United.
Leeds gang jailed for 'plague' of break-ins EXCLUSIVE
A gang of professional burglars has been jailed for a total of nearly 22 years over a "plague" of burglaries.
Burglars targeted homes in Leeds stay
TWO burglars targeted homes in the city after deciding to "lie low" in the city to get away from police in the North West.
A look back at what happened on this day June 13th in the history of Leeds United.