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First images of Brit North arts college in Bradford revealed (opens the original)
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Design images of the north of England's first Brit School-inspired performing arts college have been revealed. Inspired by the world famous performing arts academy in London, Brit North is set to be built in Bradford city centre after the council sold the land to the Department for Education in February. The plans were announced in 2023, with the college housed on the site of the former Jacob's Well council building – currently a car park. According to a planning application, Bradford's designat
Decision to reopen Bradford tip with culture cash to be examined (opens the original)
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A decision to divert £400,000 of culture funding in Bradford to reopen a tip in the district is to be re-examined by a cross-party panel of councillors. Earlier this month, Bradford Council's Reform-led cabinet voted to reopen the Sugden End tip in Cross Roads, near Keighley, by the end of the year. The decision was welcomed by many local residents and politicians, but concerns were raised over how the executive planned to pay for it, and the impact of cutting arts funding to do so. The executiv
Bradford Council warned of fast food 'over-concentration' (opens the original)
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Public health officers have raised concerns about the number of unhealthy takeaways in Bradford - particularly in the poorest areas of the district. They said the proliferation of fast-food businesses in some areas of Bradford was linked to higher rates of obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. A letter to Bradford Council planners in response to an application for an outlet in Whetley Hill said there was already an "over-concentration of fast-food takeaways" in the area. The application
Bradford Council seeks new powers to regulate beauty work (opens the original)
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A council is seeking new powers to better regulate the city's beauty and body piercing industry, saying current rules are out of date. Bradford Council's current by-laws date back to 1982 and although they cover ear piercing and tattooing, they do not cover popular treatments such as body piercing and semi-permanent skin colouring. Most businesses already voluntarily register with the council, but at a meeting on Wednesday councillors discussed making registration compulsory. They were told the
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