Teenagers and adults from 20 countries suspected of trafficking and slavery offences in West Yorkshire

Police have made 180 arrests as they target gangs who seeking to exploit vulnerable people

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Travelling burglar jailed for offences in Halifax

A burglar who travelled to West Yorkshire from Manchester to commit crime was jailed today for three years.

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Travelling burglar from Lancashire jailed for attacks in Calderdale

Travelling criminals have been warned they have no place in West Yorkshire after a Manchester area burglar was jailed for more than three years.

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Dramatic image shows gutted car after it was engulfed in flames

Huge queues of traffic built up on Huddersfield Road between Brighouse and Huddersfield

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An unhappy birthday prompted this woman to drop FIVE dress sizes

Julie Hey was left in tears on a shopping trip after being unable to find a coat that fit her

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Is behaviour at Almondbury Community School out of control? Third video emerges of fight on fields

Third video in a week reveals vicious scrap between girls, raising question marks over pupil safety

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No Northern trains to and from Huddersfield tomorrow due to rail workers strike

Northern has confirmed there will be NO Huddersfield services

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Award joy for workplace safety company A-SAFE

Halifax-based Workplace safety innovators A-SAFE has been recognised for their achievements in export at the annual TMMX Awards – delivered by leading industry publication The Manufacturer in association with the Institute of Mechanical Engineers.

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Blaze at Castle Hill started by stray firework reveals hidden rubbish

Volunteers are wanted to help clean up the area around Victoria Tower

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Yassar's Yaqub's best friend and co-accused tell court they are frightened and scared

The trail at Leeds Crown Court has heard from Mr Yaqub's closest friend who said he did not know he was involved in drugs and guns

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This is how much the UK will spend on Christmas this year

A whopping £20 billion will be spent on the festive period this year, with the average household spending £719 celebrating Christmas.

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Approval needed for £500,000 scheme to streamline Calderdale's transport projects

Councillors are being asked to approve a scheme costing more than half a million pounds which aims to streamline development of transport in Calderdale in the coming years.

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Homes plans to meet needs

Sixteen new family homes could be built on three disused sites if proposals are agreed by Calderdale Council’s Cabinet.

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Kirklees bin workers have finally lifted the threat of strike action

The shadow of strike action has been looming over Kirklees for months

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Brighouse Station Friends bloom

The Friends of Brighouse Station have had another blooming successful year after entering the Yorkshire in Bloom’ It’s Your Neighbourhood’ competition.

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These Halifax attractions have been rated the town's top destinations

A website has listed several Calderdale Council-owned sites as some of the best places to visit in Halifax.

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Take a look at the Humber Bridge like you have never seen it before

Pupils at All Saints’ Junior and Infant School in Halifax have been getting creative by building a model of the Humber Bridge entirely out of recycled materials.

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Find out which planning applications are the latest to appear before Calderdale Council

These planning applications are the latest to appear before Calderdale Council.

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'Gin'-gle all the way with these 10 must have gin's for the Christmas party season

Gin's ranging from Rhubarb and Custard to Pineapple and Ginger for a festive tipple this Winter.

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TV star Rebekah Vardy’s ‘intimate’ smear test photo sparks surge in women booking appointments

An ‘intimate’ photo of TV star Rebekah Vardy having her smear test has sparked a surge in the number of women booking appointments.

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Woman who found evidence that helped jail fraudulent bank manager could get reward

James Clegg, from Birkby, was one of 11 people convicted of a scam that saw a bank defrauded out of 350,000

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Bars, breakfasts and burlesque - we went to see what's going on at The Piece Hall this Christmas

As ever, there's a whole lot of action at the Piece in the coming weeks, more so given we're in the big lead-in to Christmas.

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Michael Ball comes to Yorkshire on new UK 2019 tour

Multi platinum award winning artist Micheal Ball is coming to Sheffield, Hull and York.

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Little girl punched in face in neighbour row over garden fence

Police have confirmed children were assaulted during the incident

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Union chief explains Calderdale bin strike cancellation

A proposed bin strike across Calderdale has been suspended after union chiefs received an 'improved pay offer' from the company which runs the service on behalf of Calderdale Council.

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Calderdale waste centre and bin collection strike is called off

Planned industrial action by bin workers and waste centre staff in Calderdale has been called off.

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Here are the top Christmas baby names for the festive season 2018

For those babies due this festive season, 62% of parents across the country have revealed that they will choose a traditional name for their winter-born bundle while 38% will go for more modern and unusual choices.

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When Derek Highe's Robin Royd Christmas lights 2018 will be switched on

Mirfield dad-of-two set to smash through £50k charity total

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Drink drivers warned EVERY police vehicle in West Yorkshire carries breathalyser kit

Police in West Yorkshire are setting their sights on drink and drug drivers across the county as the force's Christmas drink drive campaign swings into action.

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Please increase trains from Huddersfield to Manchester, pleads commuter

Passengers left in tears as delays and cancellations mean they risk losing jobs and do not see children to bed

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This care home left a resident waiting an hour for help to the toilet

Aden Mount rapped by health watchdog after staff admit "we don't care for people properly"

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TECH TALK: Brainwavz IEM ZETA Earphones

These distinctive in-ear monitors boast big sound for a small price.

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Five tips on how to make your Christmas presents look the best from a top gift wrapper

A ‘Gift Wrap Guru’ has been sharing her top tips on making sure your presents have the wow-factor this Christmas.

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"I'm not into spicy food!" 82-year-old Brian is UK's top takeaway driver

A trip to London was a few miles further than the day-to-day journeys of 82-year-old takeaway delivery driver Brian Loughan.

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Here's how many people were caught drink or drug driving in West Yorkshire last December

West Yorkshire Police is beginning its annual Christmas crackdown on drink and drug driving across the county.

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This heartwarming new RSPCA Christmas advert will melt your heart

There may be a new rival to claim the tittle of most tear jerking Christmas advert of 2018.

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Where to start your Christmas celebrations in Calderdale

With the Christmas countdown beginning, towns and villages in Calderdale are beginning to get into the festive spirit.

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Northern strike could be off as union responds to call for talks

RMT will lift tomorrow's strike if long list of demands met by noon

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Universal Credit claimants being pushed to use foodbanks, according to new survey

People who claim Universal Credit are being forced to use foodbanks and some are being evicted from their homes because they are being pushed further in to debt, according to a new study.

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The £7m transformation of a derelict Halifax mill into luxury apartments in pictures

These pictures show how a derelict mill has been transformed into luxury apartments in a £7m project.

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Conditional discharge for stealing three bottles of Jack Daniels from Sainsbury's and other Calderdale cases

These Calderdale cases were heard at Bradford Magistrates Court.

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Huge pile of waste lands property owner with fine and warning

Mohmed Said Esmail Raja told by Kirklees magistrates to clear the land at Batley

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This man is wanted in connection with a burglary in Calderdale. Can you help?

West Yorkshire Police have released an e-fit of a man they wish to speak with in connection with a Calderdale burglary.

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Huddersfield Town brings in developers who worked with Arsenal and Man United

TRP Consulting have worked to improve facilities at several football grounds in the UK

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Funding gap means numbers aren’t adding up for nurseries

The owner of a Halifax nursery has urged the Government to review their free childcare policy as she prepares to close her business.

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Syrian boy's desperate plea for help THREE WEEKS before school fields attack

Clr Bernard McGuin says the boy emailed him saying he had asked for help from authorities but nothing had been done

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Food hygiene ratings: These are the 43 restaurants, takeaways and businesses in Calderdale with zero and one-star ratings

These are the restaurants, takeaways and premises with the poorest food hygiene ratings in Calderdale.

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Calderdale Council to sell off land to build new family affordable homes

Sixteen new family homes could be built on three disused sites if proposals are agreed by Calderdale Council’s Cabinet.

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Private hire driver refused to take blind woman because she had a guide dog

Driver Mohammed Sarfraz, from Batley, has been fined for breaking Equality Act 2010

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'Perfectly healthy' boy died hours after being taken to hospital with a high temperature

Enzo Joyce died from meningitis - now his family want other parents to know how the disease can be a silent killer

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'Drug dealer Yassar Yaqub' was worried about being set up by rival and police informant, court hears

Mr Yaqub's friend Moshin Amin said he never saw him with the gun he allegedly pointed at a cop

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Police clarify timeline of incidents relating to attack on Syrian boy at Almondbury Community School

West Yorkshire Police have released an updated statement after the gained worldwide attention

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These Formula 1 stars are backing a Huddersfield charity

F1 drivers support fundraiser in memory of Huddersfield man

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Syrian boy thanks wellwishers at Almondbury school protest

The boy at the centre of the row appeared at the school today

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Raids on shop uncovered illegal tobacco hidden behind mirror, court hears

Shop owner Mohammed Ali Zada, of Fartown, has been charged with several offences

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Make sure you visit this tree-mendous event at Halifax Minster!

Halifax Minster’s Christmas Tree Festival starts tomorrow (Friday), with 32 Christmas trees adoring the Minster.

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Show us your decorations! We want to see the most festive house in Calderdale

Is your house the most festive in the whole of Calderdale? Do you have so many lights that it looks like Blackpool illuminations?

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PICTURES: Taking to the stage for school nativities - in 2010

Do you remember your school nativity?

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Lottery winners urged to check tickets as £76m goes unclaimed

The search for the winner of a £76 million lottery prize is intensifying as the deadline for claiming on a missing ticket approaches

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McDonald's Touchscreens test positive for traces of human poo

An investigation has found that the touchscreens used to order food in McDonald's restaurants contain traces of human poo, alongside other bacteria.

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Northern rail strikes throughout December have still not been suspended

Confusion amid news that everyone now agrees there should be two staff on a train

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National Lottery-funded attractions in Yorkshire throw open their doors for free

Some of Yorkshire and Humberside’s most popular and best-loved sites and attractions are set to throw open their doors for free next month in a special “thank you”.

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New jobs created at Sowerby Bridge social enterprise builders

Sowerby Bridge based social enterprise building company, Happy Days Building and Roofing, have announced they are to hire six new full-time positions to keep up with increasing demand for their services.

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Here are the best of this year's Christmas jumpers with something for every occasion

The lights are switching on and the adverts are starting to play which can only mean one thing, Christmas is on its way, and jumpers are a great way to get into the festive spirit.

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PICTURES: Flashback to your Christmas nights out - 2009

December is almost here, which can only mean one thing - Christmas parties!

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Historic Halifax mill converted into 60 apartments in £7m project

An historic mill in Halifax built in the 1800s has been transformed into a £7M residential development.

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Missing dog rescued from steep embankment in Halifax

A missing dog has been rescued from a steep embankment in Halifax and happily reunited with her owners thanks to her microchip.

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Police race to Stocksmoor after reports of derailed train

But it turns out to be a false alarm...

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West Yorkshire Police investigating video of girl being assaulted at Almondbury Community School

The girl - who is the sister of a boy in an alleged racist attack video - can be seen being pushed in the short clip

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Kidney patient refused Halifax home extension for medical equipment

A bid to build a bigger extension to accommodate dialysis equipment for a member of a family has been rejected.

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Campaigners working to create Batley Town Council have made a logo

Batley's campaign to re-establish a town council is still an aspiration... but at least it has a logo

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Halifax man charged with attempted murder as police investigate Huddersfield shooting

Detectives investigating a shooting in Huddersfield have charged a second man, who is from the Halifax area, with attempted murder.

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Huddersfield and Kirklees' most wanted - do you recognise these faces?

West Yorkshire Police needs your help to identify these people

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Former Halifax Town player and local businessman Rodney Green dies, aged 79

When Rodney Green was spotted by the manager of third division Bradford Park Avenue FC while playing for Halifax Town in 1962, it marked the start of a professional footballing career that saw him scoring for clubs including Luton, Watford and Durban United, in South Africa.

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Halifax is the fourth hottest property market in Yorkshire, according to new figures

Halifax is the fourth hottest property market in Yorkshire, one of the hottest markets in the UK, according to research by online estate agents Housesimple.com.

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Second man charged with attempted murder over Fartown shooting

It's after a gun was fired at a house on Peridot Fold

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Huddersfield motorist's disgust after paying 7p a litre LESS in Leeds for fuel

David Pounder filled up in Huddersfield and Leeds - and paid 7p a litre LESS in Leeds

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A Halifax Primark or new restaurants - what you want to see at the Broad Street Plaza

The people of Calderdale have been having their say on what they would like to see fill the empty units at the Broad Street Plaza.

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Kirklees Council spends £70,000 on private rehab

The money was spent on drug and alcohol treatments for 12 people last year

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Teenager took blade to school while being supervised for GBH attack and having a knife

Defendant was 16 when he was caught by school staff with a knife in his bag

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Yorkshire devolution: Council leaders hold 'good-natured and constructive' talks with Minister Jake Berry

Council leaders in West Yorkshire have held “open, good-natured and constructive” talks with a Government Minister over devolution in the region.

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Man suffers suspected spinal injury in midnight Halifax track fall

A man had to rescued in the middle of the night after falling on a steep rural track in Halifax

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A bluffer’s guide to gin - how to impress your guests

THE great British drinks cabinet is never busier than at Christmas as people mark the festive season by indulging in their favourite tipple.

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Here's who has been named Halifax and Calderdale CAMRA's Pub of the Season

The Halifax and Calderdale branch of CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, has announced its quarterly “Pub of the Season” (POTS) awards.

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Halifax man charged with attempted murder as police investigate Huddersfield shooting.

Detectives investigating a shooting in Huddersfield have charged a second man with attempted murder.

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See the history of Halifax including Quality Streets and a knitted Dalek at new display

A knitted Dalek, a colourful collection of beaded Quality Street sweets and giant textile hangings featuring Halifax’s iconic people and places have moved into the town’s Central Library and Archives.

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Fundraiser for Almondbury schoolboy raises more than £125,000

The money has been raised on GoFundMe within two days

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Take your pick of pantos – from Robin Hood in Scarborough to Aladdin in Bradford. Find you favourite and book now

Dames, beanstalks, magic beans, girls in glass slippers, evil stepmothers offering poison apples and not so jolly giants are set to invade the region.

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Wine, vegan gifts and Christmas: Meet the Piece Hall's five new tenants

Halifax's Piece Hall will have no fewer than five new tenants in the lead-up to Christmas.

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Shocking figures reveal the severity of Calderdale train delays by Northern Rail

The severity of delays by Northern Rail on Calderdale services have been revealed in a new report.

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Calling all Calderdale chefs as applications open for next series of MasterChef: The Professionals

Have you been glued to the latest series of MasterChef: The Professionals and think you would like to give it a go?

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Mum-of-one died in tragic 'cry for help', inquest hears

Rojene Coenen's partner Lee Smirthwaite tried to save her life but was too late

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Kids to light up Eureka thanks to brand new exhibition

Eureka The National Children’s Museum in Halifax is calling on kids to come and light up the museum with colourful and crazy light patterns when it opens a brand new digital and mechanical exhibition, Patternarium, which will run for the first six months of 2019.

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How Calderdale's bin workers strike could impact your collection

Calderdale Council is bracing itself for major disruption as bin workers and waste centre staff stage a two day strike.

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Huddersfield care home pays five-figure settlement after shocking neglect of senile woman

Company behind Denby Dale and Oakes homes pays five figure settlement following woman's death

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Nearly all of Huddersfield grooming gang launch appeals - including man on the run

Seventeen of the twenty men are appealing either convictions or sentences

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Parking charge increase 'a nail in the coffin' for Calderdale businesses

Parking charge increases – or new charges on some spaces – will go ahead despite warnings from Calderdale businesses they could prove “a nail in the coffin.”

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Storm threat for Calderdale as Met Office warns high winds could bring possible danger to life

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for Thursday as a band of wet and windy weather heads toward the Calderdale district.

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Travellers park up on former Hunters tip site

Travellers have already been moved on from Springwood car park and Nabcroft Lane in Crosland Moor

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Bavarian Bierkeller to return to Huddersfield bar for whole of December

Time to dig your Lederhosen out for weekends with an oompah band and German beers served in steins

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Meet chef Mario Sciacca who has swapped Bondi Beach for Halifax

Meet the Aussie chef who’s travelled the world to bring Halifax diners an international treat.

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SECOND video shows attack on sister of alleged Almondbury bullying storm schoolboy

The video has been published on Facebook today with a solicitor confirming the victim is from the same family

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Strong growth by Kinect Energy

Energy management company Kinect Energy has added 300 new clients and saved in excess of £2.3m on water refunds for businesses across the UK in the past 12 months.

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Police Tasered Dalton dad after false 999 call that 'an unknown black man had entered a flat'

Adrian McDonald died minutes after he was tasered and bitten by a police dog

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Yassar Yaqub had body armour and a machete ahead of alleged planned shooting

The jury have been shown all the weapons found in the Audi and the Scirocco

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Storm Diana could bring flying debris and power cuts – as weather warnings issued

Many parts of the UK are being warned to brace themselves for strong winds, heavy rain and even power loss and flying debris – as a result of Storm Diana hitting the country.

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Screaming woman fleeing robbers falls onto car in desperate bid to escape

Police appealing for witnesses to Sunday's robbery in Marsh

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An £8.5m housing estate plan in Mixenden is given the go-ahead

A former industrial site will house almost 100 new homes in north Halifax in an £8.5 million scheme.

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Swallow Lane reopens and bus services resume after Golcar 'sink hole' is repaired

The road had been closed leaving Bolster Moor and Scapegoat Hill without bus services

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Kids to light up Eureka museum this Christmas

Eureka! The National Children’s Museum in Halifax is calling on kids to light up the museum with colourful and crazy light patterns when it opens a brand new digital and mechanical exhibition next month.

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CAMRA awards praises Alexandra

Halifax and Calderdale branch of CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) have announced another presentation in the quarterly Pub of the Season (POTS) awards.

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Textiles artists’ work tells a story of everyday life for Halifax residents

A knitted Dalek, a colourful collection of beaded Quality Street sweets and giant textile hangings featuring Halifax’s iconic people and places have moved into the town’s Central Library and Archives.

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These are the people police urgently want to speak to in Calderdale

These CCTV images have been released by police in Calderdale of people they would like to speak to.

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Let the school and police handle the Almondbury Community School case - don't turn this into a witch-hunt

The social media storm is out of control and threats against the alleged attacker should not be happening

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Why Halifax's snowmen could be world record breakers

There was a sea of snowmen in Halifax as the town bid to enter the world record books.

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Harry Leslie Smith blue plaque proposal by Calderdale councillors

Labour councillors have paid tribute to Harry Leslie Smith, the veteran international social democratic campaigner who has passed away aged 95.

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Yorkshire drivers can pit their skills against each other - 4x4 style!

A new adrenaline-fuelled off-roading experience has launched at Duncombe Park in Helmsley which will encourage families to go head to head and finally answer the question of who is the better driver.

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How to get tickets for Embrace's homecoming gig at the Piece Hall

Indie rock band Embrace are returning to their home town of Halifax for a special show at the Piece Hall.

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When ex-offender turned artist Glen Folan met his hero Robert De Niro

Glen, who learnt to paint in prison, was commissioned to paint De Niro for the actor's appearance in Leeds

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Nando's takes on a British classic with its new PERi-PERi chicken gravy

Christmas has come early with some mouthwatering news from Nando’s!

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Nando's takes on a British classic with its new PERi-PERi chicken gravy this Christmas

Christmas has come early with some mouthwatering news from Nando’s!

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Pervert who fled onto roof to escape paedophile hunters won't be sentenced until New Year

Paul Farrell sparked a five-hour stand off with police after climbing onto the roof of a house in Halifax

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Boy to appear in court over 'racist' attack of Syrian refugee at Almondbury Community School

The 16-year-old has been reported for summons to youth court over the attack which took place last month

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Police officers praised for talking down people from motorway bridge

Police officers who managed to talk down people from a bridge over the M62 have been honoured at an awards ceremony.

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'Sink hole' closes Swallow Lane causing chaos for villagers

Bus services to Scapegoat Hill and Bolster Moor cancelled after hole appears on Golcar stretch of road

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TECH TALK: Mishiko Pet Dog GPS Tracker & Fitness Planner

'It's a hard life being a dog' . . . a phrase often muttered as I start work while my four-legged friend sprawls himself across the settee post morning walk.

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Calderdale residents are encouraged to support local independents on Small Business Saturday

Businesses in Calderdale are getting ready to celebrate Small Business Saturday this weekend, on Saturday 1 December.

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Harry Leslie Smith: Activist and World War Two veteran who grew up in Calderdale dies at 95

Second World War pilot and political activist Harry Leslie Smith who grew up in Calderdale has died at the age of 95.

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Councillor Tim Swift: Budget is too little too late for local services

Coun Tim Swift, Leader of Calderdale Council, looks at the budget and the public services that are facing a funding crisis.

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Firm powers ahead to rescue community hub

Yorkshire power contractor Smith Brothers has salvaged a local not-for-profit project after providing charitable domestic supply work for the new Bradley Park community centre.

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Designer clothing brand Ushiwear celebrates 10th anniversary by branching out into coffee

Firm set up in 2008 revamps Mirfield premises and opens Cupushi coffee shop

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Man attacked his girlfriend when she quizzed him over breakup text

Shane Smith went to police and admitted that he punched her twice in the head

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Gregg Wallace takes a tour of the Quality Street Factory in Halifax for BBC Christmas special

Masterchef star Gregg Wallace will be seen taking a look around a Halifax factory in a new Christmas BBC special.

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Thousands rally in wave of support for Almondbury schoolboy subjected to racist attack

A GoFundMe page amassed £30k overnight after a video emerged of the boy being assaulted by a bully

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Eight ways you can volunteer or help a charity in Huddersfield this Christmas

You can donate to charity appeals and volunteer your time in a number of ways this Christmas

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'Serious talks' taking place to fill Broad Street Plaza's empty units

The owners of the Broad Street Plaza in Halifax have said they are in talks about letting some of its vacant units.

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Almondbury school calls in police over horror 'racist' attack filmed on mobile phone amid claims of 'persistent bullying'

Anger after vulnerable boy with broken arm attacked by Almondbury school thug

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Councillors lock horns over Calderdale's library building closures

Libraries can make a difference to people’s lives and Calderdale councillors agreed they should be supported – but argued about politics and policy-making in the process.

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Robert De Niro in Halifax: Everything we know about his meal and visit

Hollwood icon Robert De Niro enjoyed a meal at a Halifax restaurant yesterday evening - this is what we know about his time in Halifax.

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Hebden Bridge artist to help West Yorkshire carve itself a future in art world

Five Yorkshire artists including one from Calderdale and 10 teachers have been handed funding packages as part of the country’s biggest-ever sculpture event, which takes place in Leeds and Wakefield next summer.

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What shoppers and traders say about the state of Huddersfield town centre

ExaminerLive readers are angry about the state of town and the number of empty shops with one saying "even Bradford is better"

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Former nurse found hanged had 'fears she would be sent to prison'

Inquest heard how Jane Ellis was plagued by an incident that happened three years before her death

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The sky's the limit as British Airways starts its search for 2,000 new cabin crew in Yorkshire

British Airways continues its investment in world-class customer service, announcing a programme to recruit more than 2,000 cabin crew in 2019.

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Yassar Yaqub aimed gun at firearms officer moments before he was shot dead, court hears

The officer said they believed their life was in danger

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Horrific moment schoolboy is violently attacked and 'waterboarded'

The attack was filmed and has been widely shared on social media with parents slamming the behaviour of the attacker

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Women injured in two-car crash on Trinity Street and biker knocked from machine in Lockwood

Two women hurt in crash involving a Vauxhall and a black Kia

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How you can support Huddersfield Mission - it all starts with a brew

The Mission's annual fundraising campaign has been launched to help people in the town, particularly those with mental health issues

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Former footballer behind 'scrotum scalding' torture convicted of robbery but gets no extra jail time

Former pro Andre Clarke tricked his way into a Bradford home by pretending to deliver a parcel

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Good causes in Calderdale have enjoyed an early Christmas present

Christmas came early for local causes across Calderdale, when the Co-op revealed tens of thousands of pounds of festive funding boost.

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Teenager threatened police officer who warned him not to interfere with his friend's arrest

Jack Doherty said he would “rough up” the PC after he chased his mate through Huddersfield town centre and detained him

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Chance to get your collectables valued by auctioneers at Hebden Bridge Town Hall

Hebden Bridge Town Hall will play host to a specialist valuation day for a number of different collectables on Thursday, 29 November.

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A closer look at the Northgate House development and how work is progressing

The planned development of Northgate House and the former Halifax Central Library has taken another step forward.

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A heroic train driver jumped from the carriage to save a woman in distress on the tracks

The driver risked his own safety jumping out of the carriage to rescue her

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This is who cooked for Robert De Niro when the Hollywood star visited West Yorkshire

And this is what the Goodfellas, Godfather Part II and Taxi Driver star had to eat

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First-ever think tank for pets to help address crisis in Yorkshire’s properties

The first ever think tank of its kind - a think tank for pets - has been formed to address the severe lack of pet-friendly rented accommodation, across Yorkshire and beyond.

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Tunnel in Lockwood cordoned off as detectives investigate reports of a rape

A female victim reported the attack on Monday night

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Here are 16 reasons why you should never go to Dewsbury

It's run down, the people are unfriendly and there's nothing to do

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Salt Codfather? Raging Bully Beef? This is what Robert De Niro ate on his visit to Halifax..

Hollywood megastar Robert De Niro visited Halifax restaurant Ricci's Place last night. And it's caused quite a stir.

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"It was an honour": Halifax restaurant owners react to Robert De Niro's visit

The owners of a Halifax town centre restaurant have said it was 'an honour' to host Hollywood superstar Robert De Niro last night.

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Here's how to bag a deal and start New Year’s Resolutions early at Calderdale sports centres

Anyone who will be looking to do more exercise in 2019 as part of their New Year’s Resolutions may want to start thinking about it now if they want to bag a bargain.

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Trains from Manchester to Leeds to include a change at Huddersfield

The new timetable comes into force next Sunday

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Bin strike looms in Calderdale over pay dispute

Bin collections and household recycling centres could be be hit in Calderdale as workers prepare to strike

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Man and woman bailed following police questioning over Lockwood shooting incident

Police are continuing to investigate Sunday's firearms incident at the former Scooter Crazy building

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The Piece Hall Big Sing has been nominated for a national award

A project celebrating the history of the Piece Hall has been nominated for a 2019 Music Teacher Award for Excellence for Excellence in Primary and Early Years.

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How you reacted to Hollywood megastar Robert De Niro dining at Ricci's Place in Halifax

It's not everyday that a Hollywood megastar dines at a restaurant in Halifax town centre.

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Hollywood icon Robert De Niro eats at Halifax town centre restaurant

Halifax welcomed Hollywood royalty last night as Robert De Niro visited a town centre restaurant.

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DWP manager in court after fighting with his partner's ex outside his home

But Liam Worthington was cleared of assault as magistrates could not be sure who threw the first punch

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Major road closed into Halifax after woman is trapped in two car crash

One of the main roads into Halifax has been closed due to a car crash.

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GPs reveal extension plan for busy health centre with extra rooms and more parking

Mirfield doctors say they need more space with plans for extra consultation rooms, a treatment room and utility areas

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Get into the festive spirit at Bankfield Museum's Christmas fair

This weekend Bankfield Museum is hosting a special Christmas Fair showcasing unique products alongside museum exhibits.

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Starbucks to open new drive-thru in Huddersfield supermarket car park

Global coffee chain given approval for another outlet

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Huge £7.6m to be borrowed for Northgate House development

Calderdale Council has agreed to borrow £7.6 million to help bring its ambitious development for the Northgate site in Halifax town centre forward.

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The cars being targeted for their catalytic converters and 40 other crimes in Huddersfield

Latest crimes revealed across Fartown, Fixby, Colne Valley, Marsh, Paddock and Golcar

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Care home fears in Calderdale as winter pressures approach

Concerns continue to grow about the future of some of Calderdale’s care homes as the pressure of winter approaches.

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Luxury Edgerton home gutted by fire set for new lease of life

Fire damage took place two years ago leaving it an eyesore

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More than 90 cash machines hit by 'dangerous criminals' this year

West Yorkshire Police are appealing for public help to catch ATM theft gangs

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Officer who helped stop Yassar Yaqub on M62 did not think he had been shot, court hears

Officer 'D' said they thought only the Audi's tyres had been shot

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Female PC injured as she jumped on top of fleeing wanted man

Luke Patrice was ordered to pay the officer compensation after ending up in a wrestling match with her in a garden

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Millennials among worst affected in rising tide of Yorkshire online fraud

Thousands of fraud offences have been reported in the region over the space of three years, new statistics reveal – with technology-keen millennials increasingly thought to be a target.

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You know you're dead because your brain carries on after death according to new research

Consciousness continues for a short time after your heart stops beating according to medical experts

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Huddersfield to escape worst of Storm Diana but expect strong winds and heavy rain

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for parts of West Yorkshire and the UK

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Flammable gas used in dangerous cash machine raids

the number of attempted thefts of cash machines across the Yorkshire region has been revealed - and issued advice on how the public can help prevent them in the future.

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First chance to look inside the newly refurbished Foxglove pub

The Foxglove in Kirkburton reopens its doors with new menu and new look

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Pair remain in custody over reported shooting incident in Lockwood

Man, 38, and woman, 27, are in custody following incident on Sunday morning

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Festive stalls, games and a velociraptor - 14 great pictures from the Brighouse Christmas market

The countdown to Christmas officially got underway in Brighouse wit its annual Christmas market.

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Calderdale one of the hardest places in Yorkshire to find a parking space

Calderdale is one of the hardest places in West Yorkshire to find a parking space according to research.

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The rules bosses must impose on office Christmas parties according to Huddersfield HR firm

Pennine Business Partners say employees need to act professionally at the office Christmas party

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RSPB’s top tips to get your garden birds in tip-top condition

With Christmas in our sights and the cold nights drawing in, the RSPB is appealing to the people of Yorkshire to help our garden birds survive the winter.

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Huddersfield shop owner blasts Kirklees Council as he throws in the towel after 20 years

Businessman slams town authorities as shoppers dessert the Piazza Centre

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Man threatened at knifepoint in Batley robbery

A man in his 30s was robbed at knifepoint in the early hours of yesterday morning.

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Learn more about film industry as Screen Yorkshire launches training programme 'Boot Camp'

Screen Yorkshire in association with ScreenSkills has announced a new recruitment drive for its film industry training programme ‘Boot Camp’.

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Police appeal for rightful owners of stolen rings as they investigate string of burglaries across whole of Yorkshire

Police investigating a string of burglaries across whole of Yorkshire are trying to find the rightful owners of two rings believed to be stolen.

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Shelter report shows dozens of people in Calderdale are homeless

Dozens of people in Calderdale are homeless, a new report from housing charity Shelter shows.

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Woman in fall from car park sustained 'serious injuries'

Incident happened on Market Street on Sunday afternoon

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Top 12 pictures from the Halifax Christmas Lights switch on

Halifax is officially gearing up for Christmas as the town centre was a wash with festive for the big lights switch on.

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RSPCA invites all to feel festive at Christmas Open Day and Fair

The RSPCA Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford & District Branch is inviting the local community to join them at the Christmas Open Day and Fair this weekend.

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Group backs Queensbury tunnel plans

Abandoning Quuensbury Tunnel would be a “disaster” according to a group which has been working for 18 years to create a sustainable transport link between Bradford, Halifax and Keighley using the former Great Northern rail line.

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Armed officers in Dewsbury are searching for wanted gunman

West Yorkshire Police officers stopped vehicle as they searched for wanted man

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Group backs plans to re-open Queensbury Tunnel as cycle route

Abandoning Quuensbury Tunnel would be a “disaster” according to a group which has been working for 18 years to create a sustainable transport link between Bradford, Halifax and Keighley using the former Great Northern rail line.

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Brighouse and Elland tip waste permits come into force

Calderdale Council has introducing a new permit scheme for people who use the borough's Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC).

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Stories of Matilda and Esmée inspire Halifax store to fundraise for Cystic Fibrosis Trust

The stories of two little girls from Halifax have inspired Harvey’s department store to support the Cystic Fibrosis Trust with a month of fundraising.

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Firefighters are warning us to be safe with candles this Christmas after a little girl was burned

Four people have died in West Yorkshire in recent years from fires caused by candles

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IN PICTURES: Halifax sparkles at annual Christmas lights switch on

Halifax is officially on the countdown to Christmas as the town centre lights were switched on over the weekend.

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This mum and her two daughters deliver Christmas presents to the elderly and they want your donations again this year

Suzanne Gunson and her daughters selflessly collect gifts each year for older people

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Tories accused of 'shameful' behaviour in row over grooming scandal inquiry

A deepening row surrounds the perceived independence of a review into the child sexual exploitation scandal

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Woman rushed to hospital after fall from Sainsbury's car park in Huddersfield town centre

Police and the air ambulance were called to the incident on Market Street on Sunday afternoon

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Travel review: Sweet treat for guests as Hotel Indigo York takes inspiration from city's chocolate heritage

Stepping in from a dark, drizzly evening into the reception of the Hotel Indigo York, I was ready to forget about the stresses of work, overcrowded and delayed trains, and an imminent house move.

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Improving children's' emotional health a priority for Calderdale Council after death of Ursula Keogh

Calderdale Council leaders have pledged to keep improving mental health services for Calderdale’s young people following comments made by the coroner at an inquest into the death of an 11-year-old girl.

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Armed police storm business in Lockwood following reports of gunshots fired in 'business dispute'

A man and woman have been arrested in connection with the shooting

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Memorial fund set up for Mirfield teenager who died after being found collapsed in the street

James Hick died suddenly due to an undiagnosed heart condition

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Britain's oldest farm becomes its newest as historic Hinchliffe's prepares to rebuild following devastating fire

The brand new state-of-the art shop and restaurant in Netherton is expected to open next summer

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'Gunman' in stand-off with armed police in Lockwood - what we know so far

Major incident as officers swoop on premises on Lockwood Road after reports of shots fired

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Brighouse engineering firm Pennine Pneumatic Services set for major investment

Brighouse-based company Pennine Pneumatic Services (PPS) Ltd is set for a new era of growth following investment from R&G Acquisitions.

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A closer look at the design features for the new Halifax train station

Calderdale Council and West Yorkshire Combined Authority are keen to hear what people think about the new Halifax train station and how they want to see it improved in the future.

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Adoptions of Kirklees children in care at lowest ever level

Kirklees says there has been a drop in the number of people coming forward to adopt children

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Crossley Heath seals funding deal

A school rugby team in Calderdale is receiving a second year of significant funding towards operational and coaching costs.

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Kirklees has more homeless people than Leeds

Charity describes the scale of homelessness as “unforgivable” as the winter months loom

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Last chance to have your say on the new Halifax train station plan

Time is running out for people to have their say on the future of Halifax rail station.

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From teenager to soldier - the story of Bosnian genocide survivor Rešad Trbonja

Rešad told his harrowing but inspiring story to students at Greenhead College

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Pressure growing on Kirklees to reveal schools serving non-stunned halal meat

The council has said it would be inappropriate to release the schools' names

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Have you been papped by our Snapper about Town? This week it's Almondbury Jazz Festival

See if our photographer caught you on camera!

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New law increases punishments for attacks on police, ambulance and 999 staff: Every new offence listed

A new law has been introduced which increases the maximum sentences for assaulting emergency workers.

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Driver hit 73-year-old man with spinal condition before running off from the scene

The black hatchback overtook other cars approaching a rail bridge before hitting the elderly driver in Berry Brow

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School praised for improving behaviour - but racist and homophobic name-calling 'still a problem'

Principal of Dewsbury primary praised for commitment to raising aspirations

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Dangerous driver locked up after slashing car tyres

Richard Lee was caught by police after using a tyre iron to wreck a Ford Focus parked in Batley

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Pioneering Todmorden building school celebrates first graduation ceremony

The School of Natural Building (SNaB) has celebrated its first graduation ceremony in Todmorden.

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Residents-only permits introduced for council tips in Brighouse and Elland

Charges will also be introduced for some items

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Volunteering is not just for Christmas - Reporter Charlie Bullough looks at the need to help charities all year round

Volunteering is not just for ChristmasReporter Charlie Bullough looks at the need to help charities all year round.

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'Lonely' dog owner jailed after Akita attacks two of his friends

A judge has jailed a dog owner and ordered the destruction of his dangerous American Akita

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Dean Hoyle's son Josh helps renovate school in Tanzania and takes Huddersfield Town kit

Teenagers from Silcoates School turned village blue and white

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Longwood shop owner's incredible account of how he fought off robbers armed with guns and a baseball bat

Harjinder Singh tried to hold one of the robbers in his shop before chasing them down the road

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Library project hailed at awards

The York Handmade Brick Company has been highly commended for two major projects in the prestigious 2018 Brick Awards – including its work on the new Halifax Library.

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Greenhead Park's conservatory and cafe to close after Sunday

Victorian park set to undergo refurbishment over winter - but reopening date is yet to be confirmed

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Halifax Christmas Lights switch on: Everything you need to know

The big day has arrived as Halifax get set to greet the festive season in style with its Christmas Lights switch on.

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Murder case of man killed in execution-style shooting is being reviewed 17 years on

Brian Hardwick was shot in the chest and back of the head at point blank range in November 2001

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Huddersfield Road closed after car flips on to roof in crash with another vehicle

The drivers of both cars have been taken to hospital

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Can you help Huddersfield couple find unusual lost wedding ring?

The ring, containing a personalised fingerprint, was last seen in Aldi car park, off Bradford Road

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Travellers leave site near David Brown's but haven't gone far

Kirklees Council secured court order to move them on

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Ringleader of Huddersfield grooming gang appealing life sentence

Amere Singh Dhaliwal and at least two other gang members have lodged appeals

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The Lee Kenny column: Lessons that can be learned from the jungle

It’s hard to believe we are now on Season 18 of the ITV Show “I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here”. It got be thinking of the lessons that businesses and entrepreneurs could take from the show…even if they don’t watch it!

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The pictures used as evidence to close 'filthy' Chinese takeaway

New Man Lee in Lockwood has been closed until it no longer poses a risk to public health

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Butcher shop that got the chop to re-open

Former Crawshaws manager takes on axed Huddersfield store

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Watch Steve Mounie singing terrace chants as he rides in high-tech fire engine

Mounie jojned Elias Kachunga and Alex Pritchard on a visit to Meltham fire truck manufacturer Rosenbauer

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Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Asda to cut petrol and diesel prices this weekend

Wholesale fuel costs continue to fall lowering prices at the pump

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Ex-Matalan chief launches ecommerce consultancy

The former Head of Ecommerce at Matalan has launched a new agency designed to help high growth ecommerce businesses thrive in a digitally-dominated market.

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Halifax cash-for-crash fraudster sentenced after cunning give-way trick

Three men including one from Halifax have been sentenced at Manchester Crown Court (Munshull Street) for conspiring to deliberately cause a crash in order to claim for injuries and vehicle damage.

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Top class! These are the best schools in Yorkshire

This week the top performing schools in the north of England have been revealed.

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Plans approved for bronze statue in Halifax and other planning applications

Here are the latest planning applications to appear before Calderdale Council.

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Row at planning meeting with claims councillors are being 'taken for mugs'

Clr Paul Kane goes on the attack over housing plan for Brockholes

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Campaigners meet to fight closure of Almondbury Library

More than 50 people attend meeting to save Carnegie Building

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Elderly woman dies in house fire in Halifax

The fire was in Stansfield Close in the town

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Masked thugs with guns and baseball bat attacked lone shopkeeper in attempt to rob store

The 31-year-old shopkeeper was left with serious injuries to his arm

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Dramatic pictures shows coach in flames on the M62 and the aftermath

A coach has burst into flames on the M62 causing delays as emergency services deal with the incident.

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How Huddersfield Town have been literally put on the map by one football fan

Graphic designer intrigued to discover facts relating to Huddersfield Town and the club's history

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Coach fire on M62 leaves vehicle gutted

The coach caught fire between J22 and J24

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Thug attacked pal and left him with a bleed on the brain

Kyle Lindley knocked out an alleged drug dealer but then attacked his co-accused and left him seriously injured

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Calderdale fire crews battle coach fire on the M62

Firefighters for West Yorkshire and Lancashire have been tackling a coach fire on the M62

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Coach bursts into flames on M62 - closing one lane near Huddersfield

One lane of the M62 is currently closed due to a coach bursting into flames.

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The Sun Inn at Flockton is the place to go for a no-nonsense Sunday lunch and a pint

The portion sizes are so large you might not have room for dessert

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Free TV licences at risk for thousands of over 75s in Calderdale

More than 10,000 pensioner households in Calderdale could lose their free TV licence after 2020.

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Man charged with attempted murder over Fartown shooting

A weapon was fired at a house on Peridot Close

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Tommy Robinson appointed as 'advisor' to UKIP leader Gerard Batten on grooming gangs and prison reform

The move has caused outrage with calls from Nigel Farage for the leader to be ousted

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Emergency services at scene of coach blaze on the M62

Emergency services are dealing with a coach fire on the M62.

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Woman in her 70s dies in fatal Halifax house fire

A woman has died after a house fire in Halifax yesterday evening.

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Why Barry Sheerman told MPs that Huddersfield people never want to go to Leeds

Huddersfield MP in House of Commons row with Transport Secretary Chris Grayling

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Support for Calderdale schools hit by 'thoughtless criminals'

Calderdale Council is offering support and advice to two schools after they were the victim of 'thoughtless criminals.

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Here's where you can get the festive feeling in Calderdale

Christmas is coming and Calderdale is already getting into the festive spirit.

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These Calderdale people appeared before Bradford Magistrates' Court

These Calderdale people have appeared before Bradford Magistrates' Court.

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Cannon Hall Farm chosen as best Large Visitor Attraction at Welcome to Yorkshire Awards 2018

Nicholson family celebrates second industry award in the space of two weeks

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The Sun Inn at Flockton is the place to go for a no-nonsense Sunday lunch and a pint

The portion sizes are so large you might not have room for dessert

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Monte Carlo Cafe up for sale

Monte Carlo Cafe, in Halifax town centre, has been brought to the market through property adviser Christie & Co with an asking price of £325,000.

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Pensioner seriously injured after being hit by a car in Northowram

Police are appealing for witnesses after a pensioner was hit by a car in Northowram.

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Calderdale band Embrace announce homecoming gig at the Piece Hall

ndie-rockers Embrace will be returning to their hometown and the spectacular surroundings of The Piece Hall for a special homecoming show to celebrate debut album ‘The Good Will Out’ this summer.

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Kirklees Council asks drivers about congestion on A62 Leeds Road but very few bother to respond

Thousands of drivers use the road every day but only 75 have filled in survey

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A Coffee With... Lynn Bradley who has a fan in former Dragon’s Den star Theo Paphitis

Huddersfield-based Pennine Business Partners provides HR and people management

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Builder returned to pub with baseball bat when he spotted his enemy drinking there

Terry Dale said the red mist came down after years of bullying from his nemesis over his looks

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Joint operation to combat bad parking and driving around Calderdale's schools

A new joint operation in Calderdale will focus on safe driving and road safety awareness around schools particularly during school drop off and pick up times.

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Pledge to improve childen's mental health services after tragic death of Ursula Keogh

Coroner asks questions of the authorities after 11-year-old falls to her death from North Bridge in Halifax

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Call for 'secret' meeting on Huddersfield grooming scandal to be held in public

Independent expert Dr Mark Peel to speak to Kirklees councillors in private briefing

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This filthy mice-infested takeaway has been closed down by magistrates

New Man Lee takeaway was shut after a hygiene emergency prohibition order was granted

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Here's how to check if your journey is on a Kirklees Council gritting route

As temperatures begin to plummet you may be worried about your drive in to work

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This shouldn't have come to court, says woman sentenced for threatening her ex with male sex video

Danielle Fisher 'was motivated by hostility based on sexual orientation' but said she was hurting after he cheated on her

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M62 chaos at Huddersfield after crash involving lorry and a car

Thirteen miles of queues on eastbound carriageway after accident near Chain Bar

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Feeling like celebrities at London No. Ten Manchester Street Hotel and Bicester Village

As a lover of shopping, I was very excited to be given the chance to enjoy one of the country’s top shopping destinations – London’t luxury shopping outlet where high end brands meet some brillant bargains.

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How you can be part of Halifax’s world record attempt this Saturday

There will be a world record attempt in Halifax town centre on Saturday for the biggest gathering of people dressed as snowmen.

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Woman and man arrested over Huddersfield shooting

Woman, 32, and man, 34, held by police following Fartown shooting

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Building of mega £1.1m salt barn finally given the all clear

Final approval has been given by Calderdale councillors for a huge salt barn, which will be the authority’s biggest building.

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This is the man accused of murdering three-year-old Riley Siswick

Kyle Campbell, 26, is charged with murder and has appeared in crown court for the first time 

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Lime green Lamborghini supercar seized by Halifax police over missing 'third party insurance'

Police officers in Halifax seized this Lamborghini supercar after the driver tried to claim they were insured third party - but wasn't.

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One person seriously injured in two-car crash at Bradford Road junction

Emergency services called to Bradford Road at 11.22 this morning

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The 10 gangbo criminals who have incited fear and chaos on the streets of Huddersfield

Gang injunctions - gangbos - have been brought by West Yorkshire Police against ten local men

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Teen accused of Jamie Brown murder in Halifax appears at crown court

A 17-year-old boy charged with the murder of  teenager Jamie Brown in Halifax has appeared in court.

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This old police station is to go under the hammer

You can snap up this former station for a bargain price

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Calder Valley MP welcomes over £1 million of new funding to tackle potholes

Craig Whittaker MP has welcomed over £1 million to improve the condition of roads in the Calder Valley.

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Calderdale health officials vow to improve mental health services after death of schoolgirl Ursula Keogh

Health officials have vowed to keep improving mental health services for Calderdale’s young people following comments made by the coroner at an inquest into the death of an 11-year-old Halifax schoolgirl.

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Open or closed? This is the truth about the famous Tiki Beach bar in Benidorm

Has it closed or does it remain open?

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Dad's anger after death probe fails to find fault with medics' care

Simon Thorp says his daughter Katy should have received better care in her final hours

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Restaurant plan for former Sowerby Bridge bank branch

A former bank branch in Sowerby Bridge could be converted into a new bar and restaurant in plans are given the green light.

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Stolen BMW smashes into lamppost and bursts into flames after failing to stop for police

Police have made several arrests after tracking two stolen cars

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Woman in critical condition after rural road car crash

Police are appealing for witnesses to a road traffic crash which left a woman seriously injured and in a critical condition in hospital.

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Council tenant in court charged with Right to Buy Fraud

Matthew Witter allegedly applied to buy his Rawthorpe home at a £25,000 discount while illegally subletting it

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Councillor Sophie Whittaker: Road to success over Bridge End resurfacing

Coun Sophie Whittaker (Conservative, Rastrick) talks about local road resurfacing and supporting the community by shopping local.

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'Life's a beach' shouted nightmare neighbour fined for his noisy behaviour

Ian Sherman received numerous complaints but refused to stop singing and shouting at his Dalton home

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Where work on Emley Moor Mast and the second temporary mast is up to

A 317-metre temporary mast is currently in place while work is carried out on the iconic tower

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Brighouse man who faced losing speech from mouth cancer shares how he fought back

As part of Mouth Cancer Action Month, a Brighouse man tells his story of facing mouth cancer and the impact which it has had on him and his family.

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Fear new Calderdale waste charges and permits will increase fly-tipping

Concerns have been raised that new changes for residents using Calderdale Council’s household recycling waste centres could lead to more fly-tipping in the area.

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Make-up artist who worked on Call the Midwife visits students at Bradford College

Julia Townend of JT Makeup Studio in Birstall also worked on The Royals and Phantom of the Opera

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Stabbed teenager's harrowing story about his near-death experience leaves school pupils stunned

Brad Kenworthy is working with Huddersfield group Conflict Resolutions to combat gang violence

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Moorside Community Primary school pupils and staff left in tears after burglary

Pupils and staff were brought to tears as they returned to a Halifax school to find extensive damage and equipment stolen from their classrooms.

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Rat-infested takeaway set to close after owner admits 17 food and hygiene breaches

The premises in Birkby has been plagued with issues with rodents for years

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Coroner criticises A&E doctor who denied responsibility for turning patient away

Inquest judge expresses disappointment at Dr Boris Zhelcheski and Huddersfield Royal Infirmary following death of Katy Thorp

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Gang member who brandished baton in Kingsgate violence locked up

Thomas Creaghan knocked a child to the ground during what shoppers believed was a terrorist attack

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Kirklees Council says 'the danger has been removed' as Woodhead Road fully reopens

Woodhead Road has fully reopened more than seven months after a landslip

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Watch the terrifying moment a Yorkshire getaway driver abandons an ambulance in front of a 70mph express train

Chilling footage showing a getaway driver abandoning an ambulance on railway tracks in front of a high-speed train has been released by police.

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Heartbreaking pictures of three-year-old boy who died at house in Marsh

A man has now been charged with the murder of Riley Siswick who died in 2016

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Veteran Tory Clr Robert Light looks back over 30 years on Kirklees Council

The former Conservative leader is stepping down

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Watch the terrifying moment a Halifax 'ambulance' driver abandons his vehicle in front of a 70mph express train

North Yorkshire Police has release footage of the moment a Halifax driver they were pursuing smashed through a railway barrier in a decommissioned ambulance and came within inches of colliding with a high-speed train.

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TransPennine Express conductor jailed for string of child sex charges against one girl

Charles Hall was caught after colleagues heard him video chatting the girl on a work phone

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Watch as ambulance is abandoned on railway in path of express train

Shane Hughes was jailed for the incident which came at the end of a long police chase

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Police in Calderdale would like to speak to these people

These CCTV images have been released by police in Calderdale of people they would like to speak to.

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Car park opens to mark end of road widening scheme

An Open Day to celebrate the official first use of the new car park at Amanda Dalby Funeral Services in Salterhebble, was held recently.

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Free tips to keep on cycling

Free bike maintenance sessions are being held in Halifax this December as part of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s £60m CityConnect programme aimed at encouraging more people to cycle and walk.

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Funding page created as Halifax community rallies after arson attack on school

A funding page has been created to help replace and repair a Halifax school playground after it was victim of a suspected arson attack.

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Piece Hall to host Light up a Life service

Overgate Hospice are urging the Calderdale community to join them at The Piece Hall on Wednesday December 5 at 6.30pm to remember those who have added light to their life.

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Soft drinks and ice contained POO bacteria at these popular pub chains

Investigation found faecal bacteria at Wetherspoons, Harvester, Marston's, Slug and Lettuce and Hungry Horse

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Man charged with murder over death of three-year-old boy in Marsh

Kyle Campbell, 26, is facing a murder charge over the death of Riley Siswick and mum Kayleigh Siswick is also facing charges in relation to the death

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Wintry conditions to continue next week says Huddersfield weatherman

Holme Moss covered in snow overnight but unlikely there is any more on the horizon

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New surprises in store at Ripponden

Now in its third year, Ripponden Christmas Market will be held on Saturday December 1 from 11am-5pm with its old favourites and some new surprises too.

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Plans for 113 homes on land around Rastrick fire station

A housing development plan which will could see more than 100 homes built around Rastrick fire station has been submitted.

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This man got arrested after drinking too much following a family funeral

Jordan Watkinson threw a chair leg at a door after a row broke out at the gathering

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Sniffers Pet Care expands to take units at new £3m Bridge Business Park

Growing pet food wholesaler set to move to Colne Bridge in January

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Public backing for ambitious A629 bridge plan from Elland bypass

The public has backed plans for an ambitious project that will see a new bridge built over the canal from the Elland bypass.

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Huddersfield and Kirklees' most wanted - do you recognise these faces?

West Yorkshire Police needs your help to identify these people

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This is when you can get FREE parking in Huddersfield to do Christmas shopping

As well as all the shops on offer - and Christmas events in St George's Square - there is now an added bonus when it comes to parking

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Team brought in to work on Huddersfield Town's new £20m PPG Canalside

Consultancy firm has also worked on football facilities for Arsenal, Manchester United and Bolton

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Armistice Runner author Tom Palmer inspires pupils on school visits

Children’s author Tom Palmer, who created the Armistice Runner and Foul Play books, inspired pupils at three East Leeds primary schools as they celebrate their book week.

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Drugged-up Halifax ambulance rail crash driver 'put lives at risk and could have caused untold carnage'

The investigating traffic officer into a rail crossing crash involving a Halifax man driving a decommissioned ambulance said he 'put numerous lives at risk and could have caused untold carnage.'.

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CGI video clips have been added to the driving theory test – here's why

The changes are designed to better reflect the conditions on real roads

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Delays of up to an hour reported after M62 crash

Motorists are being warned of delays up to an hour after a crash on the M62 in Huddersfield.

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Delays of up to an hour reported after M62 crash in Huddersfield

Motorists are being warned of delays up to an hour after a crash on the M62 in Huddersfield.

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Blaze at Ash Green Community School being treated as arson attack

An investigation is underway at a primary school in Halifax after one of its buildings was destroyed in a fire

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Nevill twins locked up after 90mph police chase in parents' car

After a police helicopter was used to track them down, one of the brothers said: "That was a good chase, wasn't it?"

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Labour Councillor Scott Patient: Festive spirit brings communities together

Coun Scott Patient (Labour, Luddenden Foot) looks back at the Christmas lights switch on events across the region and praises the community spirit for helping to make it all happen.

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Halifax woman bags the trip of a lifetime to New York City

A Halifax woman has bagged the holiday of a lifetime thanks to Vauxhall retailer, Perrys.

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'If you try to leave somebody's going to bleed' man told ex-wife as she tried to take their marriage certificate, court hears

Godson Osia is accused of assaulting his ex as she fled his Paddock home out of a window holding the documentation

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Barry Sheerman to meet crime commissioner over Huddersfield town centre violence

Mark Burns-Williamson and the Huddersfield MP are to meet at the end of this month

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Masked teenager on a Gangbo chased man through Huddersfield with 'handgun'

Byron Goodhall was subject to the gang injunction when he chased the male through the town centre at 10.30am

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Noise from illegal traveller camp recorded by mum-to-be from nursery window

The concerned mum says it's stressing her out

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BBC drama Gentleman Jack: Everything we know on the series about Halifax's Anne Lister

The anticipation is growing over the BBC drama Gentleman Jack which will tell the story of Halifax's Anne Lister.

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Deported man tried to sneak back into West Yorkshire for free NHS operation

Jan Horvath said he couldn't afford to pay £30,000 to have the op in his home country of Slovakia

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Doctor who turned away seriously ill patient says he can not remember why he did it and he left HRI a month later

The inquest was told Katy Thorp later died after she was taken to St James' Hospital in Leeds

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Female cashier held at knifepoint as man robs Mirfield Co-op store

Officers are appealing for anyone who witnessed the terrifying robbery

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Barry Sheerman slams 'overly lenient' sentence of man found with naked girl in car

The Huddersfield MP is deciding whether to ask the government to step in

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Tories announce general election candidate for Dewsbury

Mark Eastwood will take on Paula Sherriff when the next general election is called

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New spy traffic cameras can detect motorists on mobile phones from 1km away

Huddersfield traffic police's purge on mobile phone users from afar could see fines in West Yorkshire soar

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CCTV released after man glassed in TBC nightclub

The club is in Batley in Bradfod Road

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Drugged up Halifax driver of ambulance 'centimetres' from catastrophe after railway line crash

A 70mph passenger train came within inches of hitting a decommissioned ambulance after it crashed through a level crossing barrier when its drugged-up Halifax driver jumped out.

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