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FOUR Keighley stores that were found selling illegal goods will be able to sell alcohol until February - despite Councillors deciding they should be stripped of their licences in March.
A shawarma takeaway in Bradford has been hit with a string of hygiene breaches following an earlier enforcement notice back in 2023.
A campaigner has welcomed Bradford Council's plan to possibly build a sports venue at a neglected site.
BRADFORD Telegraph & Argus readers have been debating whether the city centre really feels safe.
YORKSHIRE WATER has responded to councillors who are calling for an "urgent meeting" over ongoing sewage works in Holme Wood.
Alright, so this article is pushing 4k words, so I won’t launch into prose that sets the stage or describes a situation you’re in… let’s just break right into the information you came here to find. If I were buying my first hardware synth in 2026, I…
Roland's new flagship store features its first dedicated grand piano showroom
Enrico Rosica told me that “No More” began as a song with a different tone, then changed after a conversation with Ivye and the arrival of her vocal. That detail stayed with me because it says something specific about the collaboration: the singer…
Nick Warren (@djnickwarren) has been around long enough to know that careers are rarely built by music alone. Records matter, taste matters, and a DJ still has to be able to stand in front of a room and make the hours feel like they belong together…
The two-part mix recording captures a set Mills played at the New York venue in March of this year
Hospitality Weekender has announced its full lineup for 2027, with Andy C, A.M.C, Kings of the Rollers and Dillinja among the names heading to Butlin’s Bognor Regis. The indoor Drum & Bass festival comes from Hospitality, the events arm of…
Alice Youngling (@aliceyoungling) returns to Non Merci Music with “May I Please,” out September 25. The Swiss-born, Barcelona-based DJ and producer has been building a name through groove-heavy tech house, a residency at Tunnel, appearances…
The Indiigo Child’s (@theindiigochild) Memories EP arrives on Waveform Entertainment as a two-track release about the tension between honoring the past and staying present enough to feel the life directly in front of you. Daniel Knott, the San…
SAM SHI’s (@samshi.music) “Comfort Zone” lands at a strange point in the technology conversation because the song is not really about production software at all. It is about the places people hide. Relationships, jobs, achievement loops, external…
Otley Wharfemeadows Bowling Club returned to the greens for a poignant charity fundraiser in memory of former member John Tompkins, raising vital funds for the Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease in Leeds.
Council officers had recommended that the plans be approved
Leeds-born director and facilitator Sophie-Jade Howell has been named Youth Theatre Programme Director at Leeds Heritage Theatres, taking the helm across Leeds Grand Theatre, City Varieties, and Hyde Park Picture House
The pair have reworked Madonna’s recent track ‘Danceteria’, which appeared on her “CONFESSIONS II’ LP
Jemma Bolt and LoopDeeLoop’s “Love Drug” lands on Urbana Recordings with a club-first attitude that doesn’t need much over-explaining. The track is out September 25 on David Penn’s label, and it arrives with a useful early stamp of approval: Carl…
SUAHN’s new album does not treat distortion like decoration and if you’re expecting just a touch or warmth or a dash of grit, you’re going to be caught severly flat footed. So buckle up, cause this album has some teeth on it. Because distortion…
“So, as you all know, my schedule freed up a bit”
A breathtaking walk in the Yorkshire Dales with peaceful waterfalls and stunning countryside views is just 30 minutes from Leeds - and it's well worth a visit
The UK artist shared his thoughts in a series of Instagram stories
In his new exhibition, Common Grounds: Counterculture & Confrontation since 1976, photographer Alan Lodge, AKA Tash, looks back on the decades he spent documenting free festivals, raves and anarchic parties across the UK. From early years spent in…
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