People in Yorkshire are unenthusiastic about the prospect of either Boris Johnson or Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister, with nearly half fearing neither would act in the best interests of the region.
Fewer than three out of ten people in Yorkshire have faith in Boris Johnson’s promise to deliver improved transport links in the North, new polling has revealed.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Michael Heseltine is to give the keynote address at a conference in Leeds organised by campaigners calling for a new Brexit referendum and for the UK to remain in the European Union.
A plea to Ministers by the North's strategic transport body to deliver a 'Northern budget' to invest in transport improvements "does not go nearly far enough for long-suffering Northern commuters and passengers", it was claimed today.
Headingley Stadium bosses face a nervous wait as council licensing chiefs mull over plans to allow the ground to become one of the city’s biggest live music venues.
It was a moment of great symbolism as new Prime Minister Boris Johnson used his first major policy speech at Manchester's Science and Industry Museum to promise a high speed rail link between the city and Leeds.
The arrival of high speed rail in the North could be delayed because of a dispute over whether a £6bn underground station should be built in Manchester, The Yorkshire Post can reveal.
A court service in Yorkshire’s biggest city which help parents deal with drug or alcohol addiction so their children are not taken into care is to be expanded after the Government announced £15m in new funding to roll out the scheme across the country.
A former Yorkshire Conservative association chairman has announced he is leaving the party because its "policies and attitudes have left me politically homeless".
A troubled scheme to introduce London-style pay-as-you-go smart travel across the North of England looks likely to proceed without the region's major bus operators after they refused to support the project, The Yorkshire Post has learned.
A Leeds MP is using the £30,000 in damages he won from a national newspaper to fund two placements for staff to help him in his work as Shadow Justice Secretary.
Passengers at Yorkshire's biggest railway station have been asked to be patient for a few more weeks as the project to create a new roof nears completion.
