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Property nightmare as neighbour knocks down his half of semi-detached house (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A mother’s dream of homeownership has turned into a four-year ordeal after her neighbour illegally demolished his half of their semi-detached home. Shivarna Mitra, 44, from Pudsey, says her three-bedroom house has been left potentially structurally
Steam loco to visit Bradford Forster Square station on Saturday (opens the original)
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BRADFORD will be turning back the clock to the great age of steam when a steam loco pulls into the city centre on Saturday. The loco will mark 150 years of passenger travel on the Settle to Carlisle line with a heritage journey. Departing from Bradford Forster Square on Saturday (Oct 3), the Border City Express will travel through Keighley, Skipton and Settle before reaching Carlisle Citadel Station. The journey is being organised by the Settle Carlisle Railway Development Company as part of ann
Property company responsible for landmark listed building faces winding up battle (opens the original)
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A property company which converted a well-known Bradford building into flats is facing a winding-up petition following legal action by the city council. Bentley Carter Apartments Ltd is the subject of a petition filed by the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council. The case will be heard at the High Court of Justice on October 21. The company converted the Bentley Carter building on Little Horton Lane in Bradford into a number of bedsits The building is a Grade II-listed former chapel tha
When the clocks change next month and the real reason why (opens the original)
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People across the UK will soon be making a familiar adjustment as the clocks go back by one hour next month. The change marks the end of British Summer Time (BST) and a return to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), with clocks set to go back at 2am on Sunday, October 25. The tradition, known as Daylight Saving Time, was first proposed in the early 20th century by British builder and inventor William Willett. Mr Willett believed people were wasting valuable daylight by sleeping through bright summer morni
Drivers ask: When do M62 speed cameras activate after a new limit? (opens the original)
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DRIVERS on smart motorways have to be ready for the speed limit signs to change - but how quickly after a change are overhead speed cameras activated? Motorists on the M62 between Leeds and Bradford have become used to overhead signs display lowered speed limits. Ignoring the signs can lead to prosecution for speeding, a fine and penalty points. But drivers have asked how quickly do speed cameras adjust to lower limits after a change. One driver said: "Last week I was driving on the M62 minding
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