A GUISELEY-based physiotherapy specialist has launched a new Telehealth service to allow patients to access support without leaving their homes. Physio Med’s service is also being made available to frontline staff at some NHS Trusts as they come
MEMBERS of the public are being asked to show respect for council officers and contractors who are carrying out essential work across the city. The appeal from Leeds City Council comes after reports of workers being verbally abused as they carried
UP to £195million of public funding will be made available to help grassroots sport deal with the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Sport England has announced the support package in a bid to ease short-term cash-flow issues and loss
FURTHER changes have come into effect this week for Arriva Yorkshire and Yorkshire Tiger bus services. Patrick Sibley, area managing director for Arriva Yorkshire, said: “Arriva is committed to running vital services so key workers can get to and
CARERS and Companions, run by local charity Ilkley Community Enterprise Ltd, is delivering much needed care and support to the local community as the coronavirus crisis continues. To help with this, the charity is running a local recruitment drive
THE INTRODUCTION of the Clean Air Charging Zone in Leeds is set to be suspended until further notice. Leeds City Council has asked the government for permission to delay the scheme which was due to come into effect in September. In a joint
RESIDENTS across Leeds are being urged not to burn garden waste. Leeds City Council has noticed an increase in garden bonfires since the COVID-19 lockdown began. Councillor Barry Anderson (Con, Adel & Wharfedale) recently sought clarification
WHARFEDALE and Aireborough residents are being invited to join an ‘online party’ for Candlelighters. The childhood cancer charity is launching a new virtual fundraising event, the Big Night In, on Friday, April 3. The initiative involves encouraging
THE GOVERNMENT is being called on to request an extension to the post-Brexit transition period because of the coronavirus pandemic. Horsforth-based logistics expert Adam Johnson says seeking an extension is a “no-brainer.” Talks between between
THIS photograph of Ilkley’s main car park taken on Saturday at 8.50am, shows that residents are heeding Government advice to stay at home. It was taken by Mike Ridgway who said: “A very rare sight which will probably not be seen again - it is usually
