Yorkshire Post - 2018-12-27

• 100,000 alerts to councils over noise nuisance
• High street sales fail to draw in shoppers
• Train punctualit­y hits 13-year low ahead of season ticket prices rise
• Gove unpacks plan to double plastic bag fee
• WHEN THE BIG PARTY STOPPED
• DRAMA AT THE KING GEORGE...
• CLIMBING A PERSONAL MOUNTAIN
• ‘HS2 will devastate region’s wildlife’
• Hospitals’ parking charges increase
• Project to tackle jobs imbalance
• Home Secretary says home town grooming scandal felt ‘personal’
• Award for group who saved village inn
• Ministers pressed to reveal ‘ethnic pay gaps’
• ‘A ripple of gratitude spread through my carriage as people accepted the invitation to be even more late for work.’ Hugh Peters
• McIntyre and the Queen are big festive ratings winners
• Michelin-star chef heads for Maldives
• A summer of discontent as chaos on railways brings North to a halt
• Education Secretary calls on schools to eliminate single-use plastics by 2022
• ‘Fantastic’ Government proposals for accessible toilets win parent’s praise
• Smarter energy: what are you waiting for?
• Enthusiast­s hit back at new call to tighten laws
• Research explores single parenthood
• ‘Great Royal double act’ have mixed year
• A perfect time of year to reflect on the past, present and future
• Singer’s book leads to rise in calls for city domestic violence charity
• Emotional meeting takes place for kidney donor and man whose life she saved
• Town bids to host premiere of major war movie
• Starter’s orders for new additions at racecourse
• Fathers can get post-natal depression, study suggests
• Confidence in economy waning, survey shows
• Gas study sheds new light on solar system
• Child killer in frenzied attack on woman in rake row
• Driver who killed two boys dies in prison
• Owners ‘selling their homes over noise next door’
• Force may increase precept ‘to fund more officers’
• Extreme weather ‘costing billions’
• Trump visits troops in Iraq with First Lady Melania in wake of defence chief’s departure
• Outcry as Japan plans to resume commercial whaling
• MAKING A LIVING OUT OF LIFE
• ‘Why Julie Andrews will always be Mary Poppins to me’
• Praise for MP who listens over Brexit
• Regional strategy needed to help tackle climate change
• High streets in survival fight
• Bridge building
• Out of the blue – history’s forgotten deserve plaques
• No sorcery behind modern apprentice­s
• APRIL – JUNE
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Tech firm seeks to cut down on gifting wastage
• Volunteer-run cafe toasts switch to a new permanent home
• Gent Visick cements modular house developmen­t programme at Flaxby Moor
• The Engine Room hires former intern as senior designer
• Positive signs for Rhinos and Trinity despite scrappy affair
• Leaders Liverpool extend advantage as City lose
• Warner told me to tamper – Bancroft
• Masterful Blades left sitting pretty as Rams wilt
• Emotional times for Leeds and Bielsa justified after late win
• Frustratio­n for Bantams as they return empty-handed
• Reds get their just rewards to move back up to fifth as promotion battle intensifie­s
• ‘We beat ourselves’ says McCann as Rovers are handed harsh lesson from Fleetwood
• Southwell’s late strike sinks rivals Harrogate
• Lions made to suffer by rivals Avenue
• Bullen urges Owls to act fast after turning up heat on Pulis
• Concerns and defeats start adding up for Warne
• Bring on Leeds, says Adkins as Hull enjoy treble tonic
• Town’s ‘bravery’ offers Wagner survival belief
• Critics silenced as Blades move on up
• KIRK SKATING ON RIGHT PATH
• HAT-TRICK FOR LUCKY BROOKE

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