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Calls to Look at Traffic as M1 Homes Plans Debated

PLANNERS HAVE been asked to consider ways to reduce the impact of traffic as part of proposals to create up to 1,800 new homes next to a Leeds stretch of the M1.

Communities Wage War on Drink-Fuelled Hooliganism

A BATTLE is on to reclaim once thriving pockets of Leeds which have turned into virtual “no-go zones” for locals because of a plague of on-street boozing.

New Chapter For Library Fest

JEDI KNIGHTS, gaming fans and bookworms are set to turn over a new leaf with the return of the Leeds Library Festival.

Pupils Are Getting a Scoot On at School

PUPILS ACROSS Leeds are getting a scoot on as part of a citywide challenge in a bid to be named a scooting champion.

Claire calls for more heroes

A LEEDS doctor has thrown her support behind a YEP-backed campaign to encourage people to become an organ donor - after celebrating her 35th anniversary of receiving a new kidney.

Lifesaving Bid For Caring Pair

A Leeds couple have embarked upon a mission to eradicate rabies across the world and help educate school children about its dangers.

Cafetina Brews Up a Storm

Today the Yorkshire Evening Post Can Name The City's Favourite Cafe

Tributes Pour In For Dance Pioneer

Tributes have poured in for Nadine Senior, who will be fondly remembered for her dance legacy in Leeds.

Young Cinderella WILL Go To The Ball

A chronic spinal condition was no match for Frankie Ball who is on course to become one of the best dancers in Leeds

My Hero: Kadell Anderson-Brown Saves His Mum

Get the inside scoop on how young Kadell Anderson-Brown prevented a tragedy when his mum fell seriously ill.

Young Hero Saves His Mum

The quick-thinking actions of young Kadell Anderson-Brown prevented a tragedy when his mum fell seriously ill.

Teens Race to Become Tech Champions

More than 100 students took part in a scheme to become known as the UK's tech champions.

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