Yorkshire Post - 2024-03-30

• Declaratio­n demands ‘real devolution’ for all Yorkshire
• Teesworks and corporatio­n ‘sought 90pc of port’s revenues’
• Teachers in National Education Union ‘would take part in strike’
• Labour hits out at rise in waterborne diseases since 2010
• Farming art that could offer shear fulfilment
• ‘The first’ pub parking bay for tractors is a hit with village’s farmers
• Combining AI with blood test ‘could speed up sepsis diagnosis’
• City care facilities recommende­d to close permanentl­y
• Bargee travellers to march in protest at cost of boat licences
• Snake reunited with owner after year of cold and crows
• Council helping to replace music bus
• St George triumphs on day of traditions
• Post Office knew about faults with its system
• DUP leader suddenly quits over charges ‘of historical nature’
• Troubling legacy for towns where levelling up agenda failed to reach
• ‘Health focus’ important for district with sickest population
• Disillusio­n a worry for Labour as Reform on the rise
• Abuse of councillor­s ‘threatens democracy’
• Houses face demolition after rail landslip
• Councillor­s defer decision on battery energy storage plant
• Councils pay tribute as members prepare to stand down in May
• Man killed in crash on motorway identified
• Boom in older people using buy now, pay later for baby goods
• Shame on baying mob who hounded Princess
• Banks must rethink closure of branches
• Region deserves a much better deal from government
• When farmers protest, our rulers need to listen
• Anniversar­y most of us would rather forget
• Bold path to being a better lawyer
• Local government shake-up that changed county forever
• The biggest change to local democracy took place in the county and country on April 1, 1974 in a move hailed by some but resented by others. Kit Sandeman reports. ‘Boroughs were not like one place. We’re a collection of communitie­s’
• County’s four new police forces were part of the reorganisa­tion
• Benefits and challenges in authority’s first year
• “WORDS OF THE WEEK”
• FW Woolworth opens its Yorkshire stores
• Richard Taylor
• Thomas P Stafford
• Michael ‘Bronco’ Lane
• Toby Keith
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• Probe into change of use of Dales pub
• Asphalt plant near village gets go-ahead despite residents’ objections
• MP hits back at ‘carve-up’ criticism
• Volunteers keeping the county looking at its best
• Council could finally fit bollard for pedestrian area after 13-year wait
• ‘Pie in the sky’ plan for club angers councillor­s
• Leaky roof at hospital wing to be replaced
• Crane that can lift up to 1,000 tons to help clear bridge wreckage
• Fascinatio­n and criticism – mixed reaction to the film Oppenheime­r in Japan
• How smart technology can help you save money around the home
• Azets expands with medical accounting team
• Esh Constructi­on creates £2.8m worth of social value in region
• Siemens to start work on trains for UK at £200m site

Yorkshire Post - 2024-03-29

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