1 hr ago | Wharfedale Observer
Otley Police Station open day funds handed over to charities
From left are Dave Robson and Hazel Lee of Otley & District Road Safety Committee, Keith and Beryl Harland of Horsforth Retired People's Club, Wendy Corden of Otley Carnival, and Insp Richard Coldwell Otley & District Road Safety Committee, Otley Carnival and Horsforth Retired People's Club have each received A 218 from the proceeds of the event, ... (more)
5 hrs ago | Mirror.co.uk
Mental health: Young at suicide risk as health cuts bite
Charity forced to turn away at least 200 children and teenagers a year and warned there could be a huge rise in the number of young people committing suicide.
10 hrs ago | Keighleynews.co.uk
Repairs to Keighley road last a few days
Residents claim weeds began growing through the surface at Braithwaite Village - a hamlet near Laycock - soon after it was laid.
14 hrs ago | This is Hull
Hull Daily Mail published Mum found dead son on doorstep
Julie Partington saw her son Dale Partington lying in the passage to her home when she returned from work on December 16 last year.
18 hrs ago | Yorkshire Evening Post
Leeds 'devil dog' is told to go walkies to revive tale
A canine statue, branded a "devil dog" by Leeds residents, has been replaced in a bid to keep the memory of a local legend alive.
22 hrs ago | The Advertiser
Nuclear submarines powered by North-East firm
Applied Integration, based in Stokesley , North Yorkshire, has secured a multi-million pound deal to design and develop control systems for HMS Agamemnon and HMS Ajax.
Weiner vs. Quinn: New York City's TMI Primary
This year, some of those lives are going to be on extraordinary display in the political arena.
Military families plan march in honour of murdered Woolwich soldier
MILITARY families at Europe's biggest Army base will march in memory of murdered Woolwich soldier Lee Rigby next week.
Friarage Hospital campaign in tatters after Health Secretary ruling
Campaigners battling to keep consultant-led maternity and children's services at a general hospital have expressed their disappointment after the Health Secretary rejected an appeal for an independent review.
Brave soldier joins charity walk in memory of fallen comrade
A HERO soldier who removed his body armour to try and rescue a comrade killed a year ago in Afghanistan is taking part in an 11-day fundraising walk in his memory.
Sheep dog Bob sets world record price
A NEW world record price of A 9,240 was paid for a 15-month-old working sheep dog at Skipton.
Plan for 'Culinary Quarter' in Keighley
Manager Nick Holroyd in the Royal Arcade, Keighley, which could be at the centre of a new 'culinary quarter' in the town East Parade in Keighley could become a 'culinary quarter' on the back of a new shopping centre being built across the road.
Blaze guts Keighley house being renovated
Smoke and flames were coming out of the unoccupied property's roof and first-floor windows when firefighters arrived at the scene, at the junction of Fell Lane and Wheathead Lane.
A1(M) Closure between Allerton Park and Wetherby Services
Two lanes of the A1 Southbound between junction 47 at Allerton Park and junction 46 at Wetherby services are closed after a lorry overturned.
Armed police called after axe attack in York suburb
The casualty was being treated in hospital for a serious arm injury yesterday after he was reported to have been attacked at Osbaldwick travellers' site, North Yorkshire Police said.
Golfing pals' 72-hole challenge
Sean Holmes, Mark Terry, Graham Seilly and John Withinshaw plan to complete four rounds of golf in just one day to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Anthony Weiner To Prop Up NYC Mayoral Campaign With Many More Naked Pictures Of Himself
Anothny Weiner, NYC's muppet former congressman, and as we reported yesterday, the man who following his disgraceful fall from grace announced his mayoral campaign on YouTube, continues to be the gift that keeps on giving... if mostly naked pictures of his anatomy to various women.
Hardly A Haven: Home Can Be Deadly In Natural Disasters
Floodwaters from Superstorm Sandy destroyed the first floor of this house in Staten Island, New York.
Soldier murdered in Woolwich attack Drummer Lee Rigby was former Catterick Garrison recruit
He was 25-years-old and had served in Afghanistan . He was the father of a two-year-old son, Jack.
A Keighley private hire firm claims it is being prevented from parking vehicles on its own land.
Crown Private Hire, based in Alice Street, says part of the wide pavement in front of its premises actually comprises its forecourt.