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Power station protesters guilty

Twenty-two environmental campaigners have been found guilty of obstructing a train carrying coal to Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire.

School choir to sing at top venue

A Sheffield school choir has been chosen to perform at the Symphony Hall in Birmingham.

'Steepest' rollercoaster in world

A rollercoaster in North Yorkshire is to be officially named the steepest in the world.

New remand home abuse allegations

Fresh allegations that children suffered abuse at the former Shirecliffe Remand Home, in Sheffield, in the 1960s, have emerged.

Businessman speaks of libel win

The former Leeds Utd director who won a £50,000 libel case against Chairman Ken Bates has said he was 'living in fear'.

Most 999 calls 'not emergencies'

Eight out of every 10 999 calls made in South Yorkshire are not genuine emergencies, police have revealed.

Fatal shooting 'was gang-related'

A man has died and three others have been injured in what police have described as a gang-related shooting in Sheffield.

Fishmonger's surprise PM visit

The owners of a family-run fishmongers in Leeds market have had a surprise visit from Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Brown visits Yorkshire businesses

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has visited Yorkshire as part of a three-day tour of the country.

Playgroup set up in the local pub

A playgroup waiting for its old centre to be refurbished has been welcomed by a local pub near Wakefield.

Uncertain future for steel towns

There is speculation in Stocksbridge that the steel works may not survive the recession.

Boy's multiple sporting talents

Thirteen-year-old Alex Kiwomya will compete at the English Schools Athletics Championships next week in Sheffield, but said he has not yet decided if athletics or football will be the focus of his career.