Future uncertain for historic Scarborough tennis pavilion as calls grow for urgent restoration
Claims that a rare tennis pavilion in Scarborough is close to collapse are grossly exaggerated, the man in charge says.
Sheffield autism: Only 1 in 33 South Yorkshire autism referrals get appointment in target time frame
New NHS figures reveal only one in 33 patients with suspected autism in South Yorkshire received their first appointment ...
The Yorkshire families suffering 'long traumatic' waits for a 'life changing' diagnosis
Thousands of Yorkshire families are waiting months longer than recommended time for an autism assessment. According to the ...
GCSE and A Level exams: Six expert tips for revising from home during the half-term holiday
“Physical activity, like a walk, sports or simply stretching after your study session, can reduce stress and improve ...
This is why Britain can’t get anything built (and how we might fix it)
Red tape, soaring costs and Nimbys – it’s no wonder Britain’s dreams of modern infrastructure never seem to leave the station ...
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Only one in 33 patients with suspected autism in South Yorkshire secured appointment within recommended time frame
Only one in 33 patients with a referral for suspected autism in South Yorkshire got a first care appointment within the recommended time frame, new figures show.
The UK towns where nobody agrees what county they're in as Angela Rayner adds to confusion
EXCLUSIVE: Greater Manchester or Lancashire, London or Essex, Avon or Somerset? Across the country where you say you come ...
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More cash ISA options than ever made available as Treasury considers axeing them
The rise in the number of accounts available comes as the Treasury considers the possibility of scrapping or limiting cash ...
York in American History: How diseases decimated Seacoast's Indigenous communities
In this article, James Kences documents the massive and dreadful die out of Indigenous people in the coastal areas of New England from 1616 to 1618.
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Work starts on new sheltered housing schemes after £7.8million grant is secured
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has been awarded a £7.8 million grant from Homes England, the Government’s Housing and ...