Should criminals be banned from pubs and sports events instead of prison?

£11.6m of road repairs set for Leeds

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Repairs are set to be carried out on the city’s roads with an £11.6m investment by Leeds City Council.

Birmingham residents demand action as bin strikes escalate

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Birmingham faces escalating bin strikes as refuse workers begin an indefinite walkout over disputes with the city council. Residents are dealing with overflowing rubbish and increasing rat infestations, prompting urgent calls for resolution.​

Bristolians Discuss: Are locals sick of train delays and cancellations?

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The worst rail stations for cancellations have been announced. What has been your recent experiences with train services? Do constant cancellations put you off using the train?

Trains: Do you live near one of the worst train stations for cancellations?

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Data published on train cancellation and delay data is set to reveal the worst rail stations across the country. This publishing comes in a bid to increase transparency and to hold operators to account. The data will update every 28 days to show the statistics.

Thames Water update as creditors challenge restructuring

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Thames water continues to face financial turmoil as creditors launch challenge to restructuring.

All the winners of the Yorkshire Evening Post Oliver Awards 2025

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Here are the winners of the Oliver Awards 2025 which celebrated Leeds' outstanding hospitality sector and the hard-working people behind it.

Leeds: Should criminals be banned from bars and sports games rather than being jailed?

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Ministers have proposed banning criminals from sports games and bars as an alternative to jail time to help free up space in prisons. Do you think this is a good or bad idea?

Updates on Bristol’s Liveable Neighbourhood scheme

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The East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial aims to reduce traffic through residential roads in St George, Redfield and Barton Hill with bollards, planters and bus gates. Its installation has been partly blocked by protesters, and the plans are deeply unpopular among some locals.

People of Glasgow share their thoughts on the train service and cancellation of trains

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Cancelled train services is not uncommon to come across despite Scotrail becoming nationalised and the government promising to improve operations. We asked Glaswegians for their thoughts.

People on the street: Trains in and out of Manchester

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We went out onto the streets of Manchester to ask people about their experiences of train services in and out of the city.