Help for Heroes Clinical Advisor and Registered Nurse Duane Fletcher is asking people across the region to join the campaign to help remove unfair barriers to financial support for veterans. These include those who are amputees and suffering from chronic pain.

New research from up-front information platform, Home Sale Pack, reveals that chain-free homes command an asking price premium of 3.9% compared to other homes, rising to a premium of 7.2% in one Yorkshire city.

The Armley Gyratory scheme continues to make good progress with the carriageway works largely complete and the new Gelderd Bridge in place last month. Starting on Monday 13 May, sees the next phase with the installation of the new Spence Lane footbridge over the Armley Gyratory and works planned to end by 11am Sunday 19 May.

Increasingly, mental health struggles can be linked to financial difficultly and debt. With Mental Health Awareness Week beginning, Equifax UK shares advice on getting on top of your finances, whilst managing your mental health.

After the Conservatives suffered historic losses in the recent local elections - could a soundtrack help turn things around for Rishi Sunak in time for the General Election? Politicians have often turned to music as a powerful vehicle for winning over the public’s hearts and minds, with notable examples including New Labour adopting Things Can Only Get Better by D:Ream in 1997.

His Majesty The King’s Official Portrait Scheme has been extended to include hospitals, coastguard operations centres, job centres, universities, Church of England churches and other public institutions. From 5 June more public institutions, as well as Church of England places of worship, will be eligible for a free portrait of His Majesty The King.

A boost for the UK market as number of new listings from sellers at most positive since September 2020. Uncertainty of financial market effects short term sales expectations negatively Tenant demand continues to lose momentum and new landlord instructions remain in short supply General sentiment from survey respondents points to a more positive picture over the next twelve months

New research from The Global Payroll Association (GPA), the international trade organisation for payroll professionals, highlights the vital importance that payroll software plays within the UK economy, with PAYE tax contributions increasing 11.4% annually - also hitting its highest in the last two decades.

Dear Sir/ Madam, Major new research from charity RNID has revealed the negative attitudes and behaviours that deaf people and people with hearing loss experience on a regular basis. The research of 8,151 people found that more than a quarter (27%) of deaf people and people with hearing loss are ignored by most people in public settings.

Industrial disease lawyer Simpson Millar has warned that people working in some of the UK’s most popular professions could experience worsening respiratory symptoms over the next three months.

TransPennine Express (TPE) is urging customers to expect disruption during industrial action next week. Drivers from the ASLEF union are set to take strike action, with TPE services brought to a halt on Thursday 9 May.

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, whose Government introduced requirements for voters to bring photo ID to their polling station through the Elections Act 2022, was turned away from his South Oxfordshire polling station, Sky News reported, after failing to bring acceptable ID.

Early results have started to come in from yesterday's local elections, although results for the majority of councils, mayoral races, and police and crime commissioner races are expected to come in throughout today and tomorrow.

There will be no CrossCountry services on Wednesday 8 May due to planned industrial action by the ASLEF union; CrossCountry services on Thursday 9 May across the north of England are expected to be extremely busy; Changes to CrossCountry timetables between Monday 6 and Saturday 11 May mean customers should check journeys in advance.

While jobs such as doctors, waiters, cleaners and electricians may not have much in common in a professional capacity, the latest research from finance company, RIFT, has found that they are all better off working north of the border when it comes to the average salary even after taking tax into account.

ASLEF, the trade union representing train drivers, has announced strike action on EMR services on Wednesday 8 May and therefore EMR will be unable to run any trains on this day. Do not travel. There will also be short notice cancellations and alterations between Monday 6 and Saturday 11 May due to an overtime ban affecting EMR services.

Voters across England and Wales are being urged to remember their ID when they go to the polling station tomorrow. This is the first set of elections where the ID requirement will be in place in Wales and in some parts of England, including London and Birmingham. Voters will need to show photo ID at polling stations before they can receive their ballot paper.

A group of world-leading brain health scientists has come together to launch Alzheimer’s Prevention Day. Taking place on May 15th the day aims to raise awareness of the scientifically proven ways Alzheimer’s can be prevented. If you ask the average person what causes Alzheimer’s they’ll probably say ‘it’s in the genes’. In reality, only about one in a hundred cases are caused by genes.

Almost 100,000 workplace training places have been delivered in the past year for jobseekers, smashing the Government’s 80,000 annual target, new data has revealed.

England’s roads saw the introduction of a new frontline service 20 years ago today (26 April) with the deployment of traffic officers onto motorways, their role to specifically help road users.

New research from up-front information platform, Home Sale Pack, reveals that homes in England that come to the market with planning permission already granted command an average price premium of 11%, climbing to almost 20% in the North West.

Rail passengers could save a fortune by booking their train tickets at the same time as the rest of their travel plans, as research carried out by YouGov on behalf of LNER shows many leave it late. The data shows that day trips are expected to be the most popular type of leisure trip this year, with 36 per cent of those questioned saying they would be enjoying a day out.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will announce the largest-ever military aid package to Ukraine on his visit to Poland.