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With up to 60,000 pedestrians on Briggate and surrounding pedestrianised streets every day, Leeds City Council has continued to receive reports from the public that the volume and speed of delivery cyclists on large e-bikes is making them feel unsafe. New signage is now being introduced in the city

The completion of a new kitchen roof has marked a major milestone in the ongoing refurbishment of Huddersfield gastro pub The 3 Acres after the iconic venue was severely damaged by fire on Boxing Day 2023. Images released by principal contractor, Radcliffe Construction, show a brand-new roof over the newly-created

Leeds and Newcastle-based Parklane Plowden Chambers has appointed Paul Clarke as senior practice director for civil and employment. Paul joins from Kings Chambers, where he clerked for almost 30 years and was most recently responsible for the employment, personal injury, clinical negligence, sports law and court of protection practices. As

A groundbreaking major project featuring pioneering technology to protect Leeds and surrounding areas from the risk of extreme flooding is now complete. After more than a decade of work and an investment of £200million including the use of state-of-the-art engineering and infrastructure, the Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme led by Leeds

Robert Ellams has joined Northern as the train operator’s new head of property on a secondment from Network Rail. He brings with him a wealth of experience in buildings asset management, having spent ten years managing the Network Rail building infrastructure portfolio along the North and East Coast routes.

The UK’s leading developer of specialised leak detection, water sustainability and environmental protection systems, Andel, was invited to attend a conference in New Zealand focused on solutions to deliver sustainable infrastructure and customer-centric energy. The Yorkshire SME which specialises in water, oil and gas leak detection systems to protect

Farming’s next generation have a few days left to apply for a fully funded training pathway which is providing a welcome boost to agricultural careers. Now in its second year, the Yorkshire Agricultural Society’s Goodall Agri-Development Pathway offers ambitious farmers aged 23 to 40 the chance to develop