Thames Water is asking the competition regulator to allow it to charge customers even more over the coming years than had previously been granted.

Thames Water is appealing to the Competition and Markets Authority for a review of the price increases it can charge customers between now and 2030, the first time the UK’s largest water utility has ...

Aquatic Finatic, located on Thirsk Road, Northallerton, is being sold as a successful retail business, complete with a ...

Council tax is set to rise by nearly 10% in Bradford after the government approved a request from the local authority. The ...

North Yorkshire Council is considering bringing a judicial review against the Government over its axing of rural services ...

PEOPLE struggling to pay bills are being given a last chance to claim free cash. Hard-up households can get help through ...

The aim of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority-funded project is to make ... infrastructure in remote areas were barriers. Yorkshire Water engineer Scott Hudson arrived with his electric work ...

Work on the project, which will cost £13.7m, could begin in early 2027, subject to the necessary permissions and consents, the authority ... out alongside Yorkshire Water, which is investing ...

The mayor of South Yorkshire remains supportive of an eco-airship project that needs a reported £300m to break even.

This week we will approve our Council Plan, the roadmap we will follow in this and subsequent years, subject to any changes ...

A campaign group has submitted a 33-page report in objection to plans for a plant between Northallerton and Yarm ...