
Leeds domestic abuse victims a step closer to safety
Person at Risk of Violence (PARV) fees will be scrapped from next month.

Person at Risk of Violence (PARV) fees will be scrapped from next month.

Celebrating Frankenstein Friday and how Mary Shelley’s novel has inspired Leeds born authors.

The last 8 years saw 15,000 reports of graffiti, and it may only get worse

MPs and environmental pressure groups have criticised the Government’s decision to allow coal tips to be re-mined.

How pubs are supporting domestic violence awareness month by advocating their “Ask for Angela” schemes

With the return of Leeds Big Sleep, participates prepare to sleep under the stadium

Leeds’ ‘Wear and Share’ charity have launched their annual Leeds Winter Coat Appeal for 2025.

How Leeds are adapting to more eco friendly transport and reducing carbon emissions in light of National Transport day.

Leeds independent bookstore is sharing its love for reading this National Book Month.

A recent opinion poll conducted by IPSOS showed only 14% of people are still willing to vote blue.

Leeds Green Party councillor discusses rise in members and new leader.

The plans will see 47 new homes built if approved.

Leeds Corn Exchange has welcomed its newest opening, Vizualeyes, an iris photography studio delivering a fresh art experience to the city.

The festival takes place at Kirkgate Market each year

Recent polling suggests Reform are the most likely party to form the next UK government.

The annual exhibition from Assembly House in Armley has returned.

Leaders, businesses and the public gathered at Leeds Conservatoire today, for the Yorkshire Post climate change summit.

Leeds city council has shared plans to tackle e-bikes being ridden in pedestrian spaces after people have been complaining about their safety.

The Leeds Industrial Museum is set to redevelop it’s cafe and open a new railway exhibition

Leeds shows it support this Breast cancer awareness month

A coalition of northern business leaders have written an open letter to the government demanding that they back the Northern Powerhouse Rail project in full.

With the steady rise of shoplifting after Covid, Om Kumar examines how shoplifting affects Leeds.

Leeds liquor store, Latitude Wine and Liquor Merchant celebrate the unique flavors of alcohol for National Liquor Day.

The fifth edition of the Leeds International Festival for Ideas is being held this week, with expert panels, celebrity readings and everything in between.

Over 3,000 people protested against the far-right and racism in Leeds on Saturday.

The restaurant in Bramley took home £100,000 in prize money.

Hospital porters, domestics and catering staff have walked out over the past few weeks

Police car stationed outside of Leeds Synagogue in light of the recent Manchester attack.

Complaints about potential “public nuisance” have been made ahead of the Council’s licensing meeting next week.

The John Charles Centre hosted the Kit Equipment Exchange Partnership (KEEP) as they donated sports clothing and equipment to over 30 organisations.

Cemetery turns stage for an exhibition celebrating the life and works of Leeds poet Tony Harrison who passed away last week

Yorkshire author publishes newest addition to best-selling children’s series

With homelessness rates on the rise, Simon’s big sleep out aims to help rough sleepers in Leeds.

More than 100 people have signed a petition opposing Leeds City Council plans to convert a student accommodation into homes for asylum-seekers.

A serious assault in Hyde Park has left women around the area feeling unsafe and concerned.

Leeds hosted the event at World Peace Flame monument in Park Square for UN International Day of Peace.

Businesses in areas of Leeds face concerns over new parking pay machines.

A Ukrainian charity in Leeds held a photography exhibtion to remind people about the war in Ukraine. Emma Haresign reports…

A festival celebrating culture and heritage have not had an impact of businesses located in central hubs such as Leeds Corn Exchange, Emma Haresign reports.

In celebration of National Fitness Day, several gyms across Leeds will have free entry on 24th September.

Statistics show women are feeling increasingly unsafe about going for a jog.

The indoor climbing wall is at a huge shortfall after a burglary last month.

Passengers using Northern trains between Harrogate and Leeds have been selected to take part in the trial of a new app

Leeds Digital Festival has returned to the city for a tenth time. The two-week festival started 22 September and is set to continue until Friday

From classroom to cadet hall, the hidden front line in Leeds’ fight against inequality.

Little Owls Nursery bill prices are set to rise following privatisation

A copy of the book has made its way into Leeds Central library.

Over 7,000 people saw the show over the weekend

The deaf community in Leeds shines a spotlight on accessibility during International Deaf Week.

An unexpected twist will happen at one of the four venues.

West Yorkshire Police urge cyclists to register their bikes

Five murals have been unveiled in and around Leeds recently.

Yorkshire Housing, Termrim and Leeds City Council have been working on a new affordable housing project in Armley. This week, the first residents were welcomed

Leeds’ first Queer independent bookshop has been taken over by new ownership after half a decade.
The music industry has long been a space where creativity and self expression thrive, but in recent years queer artists have been reshaping the scene
Leeds Beckett Basketball’s Men’s 2s defeated University of Leeds 53-47 on the road at The Edge, ensuring the only win for Beckett’s sides at this

Leeds united title celebrations have taken over the heart of the city centre and Elland Road as the whites will spend next season in the
Bradford Park Avenue have definitely had an interesting journey, but let’s compare the past and present.
Hunslet’s Head Coach, Dean Muir, has announced his 21-man squad for their upcoming match against Toulouse Olympique from France. The Parksiders are heading to the

Varsity 2025 did not disappoint, it was one of the best editions to date.
The Run for Rob marathon took place this Sunday with amazing stories a long side

Notts County vs Harrogate Town

Varsity darts proves a smash hit in Leeds in the competitions sophomore year
A half marathon spans 13.1 miles (or 21.1 kilometers). For most people, months of training are required to safely and effectively complete that distance. I,

Leicester Tigers assert a 44-34 victory over Sale Sharks at Mattioli woods to retain 2nd in the Premiership Rugby standings.

Exploring Adidas’ and Arsenal Women’s partnership from a brand point of view and how it has worked so well.

Coming back to cricket in England after a break returning from India, the article talks about Siddhant Gola’s cricket journey.
On the 5th of March I had the opportunity to sit down with upcoming local Leeds boxer Danny Knee at Golden Team Gym in Hunslet
Calling all aspiring Boxers and Thai Boxers! Are you looking for a new place to train? Or are you just a novice interested in trying
From Professional County Cricket to Disability Cricket, Monty Mckenzie explains the drastic life changes he’s gone through in his sporting career.
Charlton stun in-form Wycombe Wanderers to end 19-game unbeaten run
Millwall through to the 4th round of the FA Cup after a comfortable win against National league side Dagenham and Redbridge
For university sport, Varsity up and down the country is the biggest event of the year and in LS6 this is no different. But with

White Ribbon Day, held annually on 25 November, is a global movement urging individuals, particularly men, to take a stand against domestic violence and promote
There is perhaps greater strength and depth in men’s elite golf today than at any point in the history of the sport. It’s increasingly challenging

An article on the rise of women’s football in the Greater Manchester Region

The assisted dying bill is set to be debated in parliament on the 29th of November, the new law will cover England and Wales.
In 2017 only 93 fixed penalty notice actions were handed out even though there were 26,831 total reported incidents. In 2022 however, 305 fixed penalty

Leeds has become a festive wonderland with the return of its popular Christmas markets, featuring handcrafted gifts, seasonal treats, and attractions like ice skating and

Ink Kingz tattoo studio believe around 300 tattoos were completed over the course of the day
The Annual Leeds Light Night shone over the city last week for various light installations and performances scattered across the centre.

Leeds-based sustainable fashion store Tråd Collective won the best independent fashion store award in Yorkshire, marking a milestone as they launch the Leeds Vintage Trail,
It’s been 12 months since Leeds City Council launched its electric bike rental service, Leeds City Bikes, with nearly £3 million invested in the project.
Drivers will soon have to pay to park at majority of Leeds’ renowned beauty spots.
Leeds-based artist Andy McVeigh, fondly known as “Burley Banksy,” has brought his unmistakable creativity to the heart of Leeds this festive season.
In the last year, the rates of abandoned cats have risen by 30% in the UK alone.
The Hodgeson family have been lighting up the cross gates community every Christmas, however this year they have become a community favourite in autumn too,
Tackling mens mental health one moustache at a time.
Leeds` infamous celebration of gothic culture is back in Kirkgate market for the seventh year running.
Heavy rain and rising import costs have taken farmers in Yorkshire to hit breaking point.
Leeds based charity, Simon on the streets, are worried after the government announced a 14% increase in rough sleeping in the UK in the past

Cat abandonment is increasing, so what are shelters in Leeds doing about it?
Runners all over South Yorkshire came to Rotherham to raise awareness for mental health.

Natasha Moore, a 22-year-old graduate of Leeds Beckett University, was travelling through Southeast Asia when she arrived in Laos.
Leeds City Council have partnered with the Older People’s Forum to alert pensioners of benefits going unclaimed.

With a large population of students in Hyde Park and Headingley, a limited amount of green space in areas, library usage dropping, a high percentage

Libraries have been a diminishing quantity across the U.K. for a while now, with nearly 800 closing since 2010. But is the problem even greater

Weapons offences are on the rise in the West Yorkshire region.

Some people are struggling to make ends meet with the cost of fuel being as high as it is. People most affected are those who
The cost of living crisis is increasingly affecting Leeds residents in all aspects of their lives, from housing, fuel, pensions and food.