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• Teaching Assistant Jailed for Offences Against Child in Bradford

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• Plans Revealed for New 18.5km West London Overground Route

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• West Yorkshire Police Warns Against Accepting Parcels for Cash

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• £505,000 Investment Proposed to Step Up Fight Against Fly-Tipping in Blackburn with Darwen

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• More Than 1,500 Fireworks Incidents Recorded Across West Yorkshire but Just 10 Arrests

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• Milton Keynes 12-Year-Old Scores in Top One Per Cent in Mensa Tests

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• Suspected £6,000 Drugs Haul Seized in Manchester City Centre

  Police have seized around £6,000 worth of suspected drugs after plain-clothed officers investigating what they initially thought could be a robbery interrupted a suspected drug deal in Manchester city centre.

• Halifax Residents Asked How £20m Community Investment Should Be Spent

  Residents in Mixenden and parts of Illingworth are being asked to help decide priorities for £20 million of Government investment due to be spent in the area over the next decade.

• Former Girlington Allotment Site to Become New Community Park

  A neglected former allotment site in Girlington is being transformed into a new community park featuring growing spaces, play equipment, exercise facilities and areas designed to support wildlife.