MP for Dewsbury, Paula Sherriff, is set to team up with a Dogs Trust resident at Victoria Tower Gardens in London to compete with other politicians and their pooches to win the coveted title of Westminster Dog of the Year 2019.
Dewsbury MP Paula Sherriff and TV and radio presenter Jeremy Vine have backed a new parliamentary inquiry report which found that the current benefits system for dying people is ‘not fit for purpose’.
Today the Brexit party have announced the first 50 prospective Parliamentary Candidates (PPC) that are standing for the party in the next general election, with 50 more to be revealed on Monday and another 50 the following day.
A Yorkshire council leader has described the levels of overcrowding on peak time trains in the North as "frightening", amid warnings that rail services in the region could get even worse over the autumn months.
School pupils in Leeds have suggested that Pacers could be used as a soft play area for children on the autistic spectrum as a contest was officially launched to find new uses for the much-maligned train carriages.
Transport bosses in the North should be given more budget raising powers to pay for vital improvements but risk being kicked out of office if they fail, Boris Johnson said last night.
A Yorkshire MP has taken the Government to task over reports that hundreds of thousands of children and young people in need are being turned away from mental health services.
The sister of Jo Cox appealed for people to “stop shouting at each other and start listening” on the third anniversary of the politician’s murder while her widower warned that “the hate still spews forth”.
