Mixmag
Bristol bridge collapse could be linked to loud music, says councillor (opens Mixmag in a new tab)
Music being played through speakers on the shore could be to blame, a Lib Dems councillor claims
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LeedsLive
Asda Leeds HQ evacuated as Army called in to deal with 'suspicious package' (opens LeedsLive in a new tab)
Asda House has been evacuated after a 'suspicious package' was discovered
Telegraph & Argus
Pub wants to party all night long with alcohol and music until 4am (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
A Grade II listed pub in Halifax wants to serve booze and put on music until 4am, according to a licencing application.
Mixmag
Miami's Club Space to transform into GTA VI nightclub for game's launch (opens Mixmag in a new tab)
The venue will host three parties in collaboration with CircoLoco, inspired by the fictional Vice City nightspot The Vault
Leeds City Council
Construction work begins to improve safety and accessibility along Burley Street, Park Lane and Westgate (opens Leeds City Council in a new tab)
Leeds City Council has announced that construction work is starting on the Westgate Connector scheme.
Telegraph & Argus
Former Emmerdale star and Strictly favourite in thriller at Alhambra (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
FORMER Emmerdale star and Strictly Come Dancing contestant Lewis Cope will star in Strangers on a Train at Bradford's Alhambra Theatre.
Telegraph & Argus
Mariah Carey announces new Yorkshire date (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
Mariah Carey is set to bring her European tour to Scarborough next summer.
Yorkshire Evening Post
Christmas benefits: when will Christmas bonus be paid in Leeds? Full details (opens Yorkshire Evening Post in a new tab)
The one-off tax free payment will arrive before Christmas
Telegraph & Argus
Former Bantams chairman Richmond to be honoured before Doncaster clash (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
Bradford City are currently in a three-week break from league action and when they do return against Doncaster, there will be a tribute to Geoffrey Richmond.
Telegraph & Argus
James Habergham leads 426 runners home at Lister Park parkrun (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
More than 400 runners joined Lister Park parkrun in Bradford on November 7, as James Habergham won the 5k in 17:46. Christmas Day event announced.
Telegraph & Argus
WATCH: Flooding and major disruption as motorists advised to avoid this area (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
Yorkshire Water confirmed that teams are working on site to repair the main and manage the flooding.
Yorkshire Evening Post
'A hugely positive showcase for Leeds': Council leader hails Roundhay Festival as first headliner confirmed (opens Yorkshire Evening Post in a new tab)
The countdown is on
Yorkshire Evening Post
Leeds weather: BBC Weather reveals date that freezing temperatures will blast into Leeds (opens Yorkshire Evening Post in a new tab)
It might finally be time to turn the heating on, even for hardy Yorkshire folk. 🥶
Telegraph & Argus
Bulls announce main Las Vegas sponsor as role increases (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
Bradford Bulls have announced Nathan Hadfield Utilities as a new kit sponsor for the 2027 season, as well as their main Las Vegas partner.
Telegraph & Argus
Investigation into racism allegations after football match involving Bradford team (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
Screenshots circulating on social media appear to show highly inappropriate, racist, ableist and sexually explicit remarks exchanged in a WhatsApp group reportedly involving players.
The Tab Leeds
How to survive the bleak month of November as a Leeds university student (opens The Tab Leeds in a new tab)
The excitement of a new academic year is starting to wear off, but there's still plenty to look forward to
Magnetic Magazine
Chasing Kurt on Rediscovering Their Sound, AI Vocals and the State of House Music (opens Magnetic Magazine in a new tab)
Frankfurt-based house outfit Chasing Kurt first emerged in 2010, making their name with a soulful, vocal-led take on deep house. Originally a trio comprising Wojtek Kutschke, Pascal Blanché and Lukas Poloczek, they gained early recognition when Maya…
Telegraph & Argus
Full list of every Lloyds and Halifax bank branch closing down (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
Lloyds and Halifax will close 250 UK bank branches in 2026 and 2027 as Lloyds Banking Group cuts its high street network amid online banking growth.
Telegraph & Argus
The ‘wonderful’ Yorkshire pub named among the UK’s best (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
The Abbey Inn in Byland has been named in the Good Food Guide's top 100 best pubs list for 2026 - see why.
Telegraph & Argus
Amanda Owen's daughter Violet's life now after growing up on Our Yorkshire Farm (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
Violet Owen grew up alongside her eight siblings on Our Yorkshire Farm. Now 16, she continues to feature in the family's Yorkshire Dales television series.
Yorkshire Evening Post
Roundhay Festival announce Muse as their first 2027 headliner and ticket sale dates (opens Yorkshire Evening Post in a new tab)
Rock icons Muse have been announced as the first global headliners for Roundhay Festival 2027, bringing their stadium spectacle to Leeds’ Roundhay Park next summer for their first gig in the city in a decade
Leeds City Council
Station Gateway opens: £46.1m transformation provides improved access for everyone (opens Leeds City Council in a new tab)
The Leeds Station Sustainable Travel Gateway has today (Monday 9 November) fully opened, transforming the main entrance to Leeds City Station into a safer and more accessible space which will help meet ever-increasing demand for rail travel.
Telegraph & Argus
170 pupils discover future career opportunities at Bradford summit (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
MORE than 170 pupils have been inspired to consider careers in the green sector.
Telegraph & Argus
'Together we can all do something' - festive appeal for children across Yorkshire (opens Telegraph & Argus in a new tab)
More than 3,000 children in Yorkshire could wake up on Christmas morning without any presents to open.
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