On this day in Yorkshire 1976
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Suspected cases of Dutch elm disease in West Yorkshire have already passed the total for the whole of last year, and Bradford is the worst hit of the five metropolitan districts.
This was said by Dr. Keith Lever, assistant forestry officer for West Yorkshire County Council yesterday.
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Hide AdMore than 200 trees hade been reported in the county, of which 100 had already been confirmed as having the disease.
No panic, says callaghan as debt soars
Britain is now in pawn to her international creditors by £1 in every £4 spent by the State.
The deterioration in the financing of the social services, the nationalised industries and the administrative machine was revealed for the first time yesterday by the Prime Minister during Commons questions on the Cabinet’s public spending cuts debate.
Crews ban late buses after attack
Weekend late night bus services in Huddersfield are being banned by crews following an attack on a driver.
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Hide AdThe driver, Mr. Mohammed Shariff, 40, was taken to hospital for treatment to facial injuries after beinghit by a passenger.
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