Huddersfield Town through to Quarter Final of Virtu Trophy
Huddersfield Town started off strong as they took on Rotherham United on a cold Tuesday night in the Virty Trophy. The terriers took the lead from a superb shot by…
National Coal Mining Museum to be investigated Charity Commission
The National Coal Mining Museum is to face a formal review of its “governance and management” following prolonged industrial action by staff. Union members have been on strike since the…
There’s a fun Halloween Trail happening in Brighouse this half term
I ain't afraid of no ghost!
Pudsey-born Brothers, The Dunwells, on using their musical skills to deliver Expert Masterclasses for all!
Joe from The Dunwells: ‘Make mistakes, learn from mistakes, keep on going’. On top of their incredible music catalogue, this band are using their talents through workshops for Schools, Colleges,…
BBC Director-General gives speech on the UK’s “crisis of trust”
Credit: Creative Commons BBC Director-General Tim Davie gave a speech this morning at The Lowry in Salford, Manchester on plans for how the BBC will grapple with the UK’s “crisis…
Castleford man sees prison sentence for assault of two police officers
Image credit: Abaas Khalil A man from Castleford has received a four-month jail sentence after assaulting two police officers while resisting arrest. The police were attending the home of Danny…
Pakistan-India ceasefire holding but fears remain for Yorkshire locals with family in affected areas
Credit: Wikimedia Commons The recent ceasefire brokered between India and Pakistan is still holding despite fears that tensions could once again erupt between the two nuclear-armed nations. After four tense…
Tory and Labour heated debates during Prime Minister PMQ’S
Credit: Flickr 12:01 PM Starmer Highlighted Labour targets including a secured deals with India and US, increases in jobs, cuts to tariffs, focus on bringing net migration down and delivering…
Huddersfield’s high street prepares for next stage of town revitalisation
Residents in Huddersfield are hopeful that the feeling of community remains amidst new investment into the town. Huddersfield was once voted England’s second-worst town, beating out contenders such as Luton,…
Concern for Huddersfield care homes due to new immigration law
Concerns have been raised about the impact on Huddersfield’s care homes of the change in government policy regarding Visa rules. A recent crackdown on overseas recruitment by the government has…