Pilot scheme

Police sniffer dog finds secret hidden room packed with illicit tobacco belonging to criminal gang

Dog finds secret room full of illicit goods - hidden behind a shelf
Dramatic footage (watch above) shows how two clever police dogs led police to uncover a hidden room - behind some shelves - which was stashed with illicit tobac...

Wegovy: What is the weight loss jab which GPs will offer on NHS

Primark stores across the UK are hosting free workshops to help customers wear their clothes for longer

Primark launches free clothing repair workshops to tackle fast-fashion

An AV1 robot in a lesson

Robots help children unable to be in school to continue learning

Iceland has teamed up with Currys and Birds Eye to hand out free freezers to low income families

Iceland to giveaway free freezers to low income families

Consumers will be able to make free cash withdrawals from tills in some convenience stores under a new trial being launched next month to help keep banknotes and coins viable.

Scheme to allow people to withdraw cash from shops to be trialled in Yorkshire

HARTLEPOOL, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 04: Children play on the streets of the Headlands area of Hartlepool on September 4, 2017 in Hartlepool, England. Hartlepool in the North East of England is one of the many coastal towns lagging behind inland areas with some of the worst levels of economic and social deprivation in the country. The Social Market Foundation (SMF) found that 85% of Great Britain's 98 coastal local authorities had pay levels below the national average for 2016. The government has announced that it will give 40 million GBP to encourage tourism and boost employment in the areas. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Yorkshire’s food poverty crisis shames us all - The Yorkshire Post says

An innovative scheme launched last year in Yorkshires biggest city reduced the impact of holiday hunger on families and increased opportunities for children in the areas of greatest need.

Pilot scheme reduces impact of 'holiday hunger' for children and families in Lee...

Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire. Britain's biggest power station is piloting the first bioenergy carbon capture storage (Beccs) project of its type in Europe - a move it says could eventually make it carbon negative. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday May 21, 2018. See PA story ENVIRONMENT Drax. Photo credit should read: Anna Gowthorpe/PA Wire

Drax Power Station says pilot scheme could make it 'carbon negative'

The government scheme would see Harrogate retaining a larger amount of funds

Pilot scheme could see district retain 100 per cent of business rates

Visit a drop-in centre to get your blood pressure checked

Domestic violence scheme ‘a step in the right direction’

New laws make entering water illegal at Yorkshire reservoirs

Paramedics team up with police to tackle city’s drunks

Extra help for brain injury children

Church help for homeless extended

Lottery money for fighting crime

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