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Cllr Lukasz Borcz
Posted inFeatured Society West Yorkshire

Wakefield’s Heritage Open Days return with castles, dungeons and a climb up the Cathedral tower

Ten days of free guided tours, talks and behind-the-scenes visits run across the district from 11 to 20 September, with highlights from Sandal Castle to Wakefield Cathedral's tower.
August 24, 2026Tags: Wakefield
Leeds Festival
Posted inFeatured Music West Yorkshire

Leeds Festival traffic restrictions to be enforced around Bramham Park from 26 to 31 August

West Yorkshire Police is reminding motorists of speed restrictions, clearways and camera enforcement around the festival site, urging drivers to follow event signage rather than sat nav.
August 24, 2026Tags: Leeds
The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing West Yorkshire

Barnsley grower’s new dahlia variety blooms in honour of Rob Burrow

Retired dahlia grower Robert Hendley, 79, has donated plants from his new Rob Burrow variety to the garden at The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease at Seacroft Hospital.
August 24, 2026
Police investigations
Posted inSociety West Yorkshire

Second body found at Batley fire site as investigation continues

A body was recovered from the rubble of a Warwick Road building on Wednesday, and a second was found by the fire service on Friday, six days after the blaze first broke out.
August 24, 2026Tags: Batley
Work taking place in The Court House
Posted inBusiness Featured West Yorkshire

Wakefield’s historic Old Crown Court to reopen as The Court House

Work is under way to transform Wakefield's 200-year-old, grade II listed Old Crown Court into The Court House, a new bar, workspace and cultural venue due to open in early 2027.
August 20, 2026Tags: Wakefield
Candle.
Posted inFeatured Society West Yorkshire

Barnsley to hold its first Gathering of Remembrance for people bereaved by suicide

Barnsley Council is inviting people bereaved by suicide to a new local Gathering of Remembrance this September, offering a space for reflection, memory and connection closer to home.
August 20, 2026Tags: Bradford
Woodhouse Tunnel, Leeds.
Posted inFeatured Motors West Yorkshire

Overnight roadworks to start on Leeds Inner Ring Road next month

Essential overnight repairs to ageing retaining walls on the Leeds Inner Ring Road begin on 1 September, with the 15-week scheme designed to protect one of the city's busiest routes for decades to come.
August 20, 2026Tags: Leeds
Protesters against the construction of the Newbury bypass occupy trees to prevent their destruction, Berkshire, 1996 © Andrew Testa
Posted inArt Featured West Yorkshire

Steve McQueen exhibition on a century of British protest opens at Leeds Art Gallery this November

A major new exhibition exploring a century of British protest through photography, conceived by the artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen, opens at Leeds Art Gallery in November after acclaimed runs in Margate and Edinburgh.
August 20, 2026Tags: Leeds
Zehair Ayub
Posted inFeatured Wellbeing West Yorkshire

Bradford man first UK patient treated with pioneering brain technique at Leeds hospital

A Bradford man has become the first UK patient to receive a groundbreaking new treatment for a life-threatening tangle of blood vessels in the brain, after 15 years of exhausted options at Leeds General Infirmary.
August 20, 2026Tags: Bradford, Leeds
Midland Road
Posted inBusiness Featured West Yorkshire

Bradford waste site to be cleared as PM launches crackdown on illegal dumping

The illegal waste site on Bradford's Midland Road, under investigation since early July, is one of three nationally confirmed for government-funded clearance as the Prime Minister unveils a crackdown on organised waste crime.
August 20, 2026Tags: Bradford

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