Bradford opens doors for its communities

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• Appeal After Burglary

  Police are appealing for witnesses after a burglary at a property in Bradford.

• Have your say and help to build stronger communities in Calderdale

  People in Calderdale are being asked to share their thoughts about how they feel connected to their local neighbourhood and the wider Calderdale area

• Bradford to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day

  Bradford City Hall is to be lit up in red, white, and blue on Thursday 6 June to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

• New bridge and new routes now open as project progresses

  The new link road on the A629 south of Halifax is now open, as part of work to improve the flow of traffic and make it easier to walk, cycle or take public transport.

• City presents Windrush pioneer with prestigious Leeds Award

  one of the nation’s last surviving HMT Empire Windrush passengers and the city’s only remaining Caribbean Second World War serviceman received the Leeds Award in a ceremony at the Civic Hall.

• More Than 10,000 Arrests Made By Team Dedicated To Reducing Violent Crime

  A specialist team working to reduce violent crime has started a New Year by passing a new milestone after making more than 10,000 arrests.

• Plate expectations as historic registration could be up for sale

  A unique gift exchanged by two former Lord Mayors of Leeds more than 120 years ago could be about to help the city with unprecedented budget challenges.

• Calderdale: Celebrating over 350 years of service at Council

  Fourteen Calderdale Council employees have been recognised for a combined total of over 350 years of service at an event at Halifax Town Hall on Thursday 26 October.

• Activists who caused £100,000 worth of damage sentenced

  A group of activists who caused £100,000 worth of damage to a service station on the M25 has been sentenced at Lewes Crown Court on Friday (27 October)

• Appeal Following Collision and Death of Man in Otley, Leeds

  Police are appealing for witnesses to a collision in Leeds in which a man later died.

• Vehicle involved in fly tipping across West and North Yorkshire seized by Bradford Council

  A vehicle involved in multiple incidences of fly tipping across West and North Yorkshire has been seized by Bradford Council.

• Anti-social behaviour funding boost in Clitheroe, Colne and Darwen

  As part of the county-wide crackdown on anti-social behaviour (ASB) Lancashire Constabulary and Police and Crime Commissioner Andrew Snowden have announced a further eight areas set to benefit from additional resources to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Lancashire.