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Peter Woolrich, at his home in Harrogate. His first book is a blend between fact and fiction.

Here's a look at some of The Yorkshire Post features this week

Barnardo's published its A crisis on our doorstep report, looking at the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on children and young people in the UK, in March. Photo: Peter Chamberlain/Barnardo's

How Barnardo's is helping Yorkshire families in cost of living crisis

You could give a home to a vulnerable child when they need it most

Ad Feature Could you give a home to a vulnerable child when they need it most?

These are the top 10 kids’ toys for Christmas – including flying avocados to pre...

The Queen Consort, Camilla, has revealed the Paddington Bear tributes will be donated to children’s charity Barnados

Queen Consort Camilla with Paddington Bear tributes going to new home

Under-25's could be banned from buying cigarettes under Government plans (Photo: Shutterstock)

Under-25’s could be banned from buying cigarettes under government plans

circa 1920: Two little boys dragging home their Christmas tree after choosing it at London's Covent Garden Market. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

Nostalgia: When Christmas meant a trip to the greengrocer

A slice of pizza was sequestered away inside a man's coat.

The strangest Yorkshire charity shop donations in 2021

TV's Natasha Kaplinsky. Picture: Ian Derry/PA.

The eye-opening lockdown letters in Natasha Kaplinsky and family's new book

Frances Segelman and Bruce Oldfield with the live sculpture.

Princess Diana's favourite designer poses to help the charity that supported him

Vulnerable children have been counting the cost of the lockdown.

Donate cost of your commute to Barnardo’s – Yorkshire Post Letters

Vodafone have donated over 57,000 sim cards to young people in Yorkshire and the North East to help with home-schooling

Vodafone donates 57,000 sim cards to young people in Yorkshire and North East

Lockdown restrictions are beginning to slowly ease around the UK, but when will charity shops open again? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here’s when charity shops will open - and the new safety measures in place for d...

Young people have suffered "an unprecedented level of trauma"

Barnardo's: Young people have suffered "an unprecedented level of trauma"

More measures are needed to protect children from abuse during the Covid-19 pandemic, say the Barnardo's charity.

Why child abuse victims deserve better legal protection during lockdown

Can companies such as Facebook, run by Mark Zuckerberg, be made more accountable for what children view on their platforms? (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Why we at Barnardo’s want Ofcom to have new powers to take on tech giants: Steve...

Young lives are being lost as a result of knife crime. Photo: Stock.adobe.com

Tougher sentences won’t bring end to knife crime, we need to make young people f...

Teenagers

'No drink, no drugs, no relationships - so just what do today's teenagers do?'

Should all supermarket plastic bags be banned?

YP Letters: Ban deluge of plastic bags from charities

Pride festivals happening in many of our biggest cities.

YP Letters: The crucial role of our country's Pride festivals

Phil Taylor, chairman of the Oakapple Group. Picture by: James Hardisty.

Stroke survivor who strives to give less fortunate start in life
Philip Taylor has fought back from serious illness to run the Oakapple Group and a major fundraiser for Barnardo's. Ismail Mulla reports.

Steve Walker, deputy director of childrens services at Leeds City Council.

Missing children in care: What is behind rise?

More needs to be done, says Barnardo's, to help young people.

YP Letters: Crisis in self-esteem for younger generation

A game of bingo in Castleford, in September 1973.

Summer days of yesteryear

Picture posed by model

One in 14 suffered sex abuse as a child, new figures reveal

Rotherham town centre - does more needs to be done to stop child sex exploitation?

YP Letters: Taxi drivers can help save young from abuse

Library picture, posed by model

After Rotherham, pleas for help from child abuse victims soar

Rotherham MP Sarah Champion is a national campaigner against CSE.

Sarah Champion: Society must address sexual exploitation

August 3: Tackling child exploitation

April 14: Back changes for precious time in baby’s life

Javed Khan: How we can get Britain working again

Zayn Malik

Horror as 1D fans urged to self-harm over Zayn exit
CAMPAIGNERS have reacted with horror after it emerged some One Direction fans were urging others to self-harm in reaction to the news Zayn Malik has quit the chart-topping boyband.

‘Health gulf’ between richest and poorest

Trips to coast too costly for one in five

Children meet Prime Minister David Cameron during a visit to the Coin Street nursery in London

Childcare aid for 150,000 families

Rotherham ‘grooming’ inquiry sets up confidential email links

Keith and Janet Fielding

My Life: Keith and Janet Fielding

Foster parents Robert and Karen

Fight to find homes as more children are left crying out for a loving family

Charity workers to join fight against child sex exploitation

Cash scheme to help young develop business enterprise

Council’s backing to help young start their own enterprises

Fears over careers service shake-up

Chance to nominate charity to benefit from Christmas Appeal

Fun-filled days awaiting young carers as donations fund trips

It’s everyone’s job to end sexual exploitation of children

Adoption move ‘too heavy’ say councils

Shock over trafficking of abused children

Hard Christmas for children in caring role

£3,000 to pay for days out ‘best present we could have had’

Battling tragedy to become role model for carers

Lots more on offer as bidders help young carers

‘We feel we’re the voice of every young parent and people might start to listen’

Helping Hand wise beyond his years

‘I used to do the hoovering and the tidying up – I didn’t realise what I was doi...

007 sale for man with the golden anniversary

Schools urged to tackle causes of bad behaviour among unruly children

Superheroes take it in their stride

‘There were so many children who needed families out there’

Business Diary: May 22

Police failures over child sex abuse ‘unacceptable’