Yorkshire Post - 2024-05-11

• Hospice sector ‘in crisis’ over funding by NHS
• Guide dog set to be immortalis­ed in bronze at racecourse
• ‘Weekend working required’ to complete operating theatre
• Fleeing dealer hurled £285,000 of heroin on to motorway in chase
• Payouts may rise for poor energy service provision
• The men in ‘Yorkshire’s Cavalry’ who died on D-Day
• Homes plan refused as ‘it would harm view’ on scenic rail line
• Minister takes aim at parents over surge in pupils skipping Fridays
• Starmer will not ‘stop the boats’ but pledges to reduce crossings
• Kate ‘doing well’ says William on visit to isles
• Labour’s other Keir looks to hold on to seat he won in dramatic fashion in 2023
• Housing is a top issue with voters in every seat in the region
• ‘A region of pragmatic politics as voters look for change’
• Burrow to welcome home Sinfield and charity fundraiser­s at marathon
• Plea to save motel that featured in Red Riding
• Authority rejects plan for homes on pub site
• Spy agency gets vote on whether tourism firm should continue
• Expert warns of baby deaths over fall in whooping cough vaccinatio­ns
• Weeks-late strawberry crop will be ‘worth wait’
• Villagers concerned over future of library
• Bellingham still guiding my life says McDonald
• Travellers’ site appeal sunk by fear of flooding
• Hallmark ‘to remain a Bradford company’
• SWITCHING ON THE GREAT GRID UPGRADE
• China’s clean energy investment makes sense
• Region has fallen behind on tram travel
• Vital hospices should not be at mercy of donors
• ECB should accept Yorkshire CCC offer
• I suspect Sunak regrets bringing back Cameron
• TV history just keeps on repeating itself
• A creative manifesto for the future
• New restaurant venture opens … in a hospice
• Why this type of care must be a priority
• ‘We would not exist without help of public’
• Learn from, don’t live in past
• “WORDS OF THE WEEK”
• Moments in time captured on a postcard
• Byron Janis
• Laurent de Brunhoff
• Dickey Betts
• Clarence ‘Frogman’ Henry
• Oil activists guilty over snooker stunt
• Board’s vision for ‘a vibrant town’
• Five-day inquiry into landfill site that has upset locals for years
• Businesses need to up their game in war on financial fraud
• Students urged to download HMRC app to help complete vital documents
• City’s riverside area is given a spring clean
• C-Capture launches new trial at cement plant in push to net zero
• Go-ahead for scheme to build 68 homes in village

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