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Parents left 'shocked and disgusted' after daughter misses school graduation (opens the original)
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The parents of an autistic girl have been left "shocked and disgusted" after they claim their six-year-old was not included in a school graduation. Esther Nelson, who attended Newhall Park Primary School in Bierley, Bradford, did not take part in the reception class graduation - an experience her family described as a “once-in-a-lifetime milestone” - at the end of the last school year. Her parents, Josh and Sarlotta Nelson, said they were not informed about the event and only learned of it when
Sold-out stars and inspiring stories make Brontë Womenâs Writing Festival a hit (opens the original)
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The Brontë Womenâs Writing Festival has wrapped up another year of literary celebration. Now in its 16th year, the festival ran from September 25 to 29 in Haworth and featured a packed programme of events at the Brontë Parsonage Museum and online, highlighting womenâs voices across fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and scriptwriting. Sam Harrison, first-time programmer of the festival, said: "It's been really good. "This is actually my first time programming the festival this year, and so I wa
Strong warning message to Bradford students as e-bike safety concerns rise (opens the original)
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Fire safety concerns are growing over the use of e-bikes and e-scooters. West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) is urging residents to use e-bikes safely following a sharp rise in lithium-ion battery fires, with a particular focus on students during Freshers' Week. A spokesman for WYFRS said: "E-bikes and e-scooters are becoming increasingly popular, but the lithium-ion batteries that power them can present a serious fire risk if they are not used correctly. "We would encourage people to
West Yorkshire Bake Off contestant wins Star Baker despite 'humiliating' showstopper (opens the original)
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A Bake Off contestant from West Yorkshire was left in tears after a "humiliating" showstopper challenge during biscuit week. Tom, who impressed judges with his bakes throughout the episode, ultimately won Star Baker despite an emotional finish that left him doubting his chances. After the finals showstopper challenge he said: "I have no idea what they’re going to say, it looks rubbish. "It just feels so humiliating that I couldn’t do it." The episode began on a high note for Tom, who said he was
BBC Jane Eyre adaptation promises to be the most faithful version yet, writer reveals (opens the original)
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A new BBC adaptation of Jane Eyre is in the works, promising to be the most faithful yet. It is set to be a five-part series, written by playwright and screenwriter Miram Battye, and produced by Working Title. Ms Battye shared insights into the project during a talk at the Brontë School Rooms on September 27. Ms Battye said: "It is going to be a limited series, but less limited than perhaps a film adaptation." Each episode will run for an hour, allowing more time to explore the novel’s character
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