"Significant improvements" are made after a report said 1,400 children in the town were abused.

Areas with a lot of retail, administration and warehouse jobs will be most affected, a report says.

The group includes the husband of murdered MP Jo Cox and the brother of a Manchester Arena bomb victim.

From the Army to the Post Office - the felines with more on their plates than cat food.

The official residence of York's Lord Mayor has been restored at a cost of £2.6m.

Bristol Rovers fight back to beat Doncaster Rovers and extend their unbeaten League One run to six matches.

AFC Wimbledon consign Bradford to a fifth straight defeat, with pressure building on Bantams boss Stuart McCall.

Mitch Pinnock's late winner gains Dover all three points in a tense win against Guiseley.

Josh Rees scores twice as Bromley swept past Halifax 3-0 at Hayes Lane to enter the play-off positions.

Promotion-chasing Fulham score twice in second-half added time to beat 10-man Barnsley at Oakwell.

Billy Sharp penalty helps Sheffield United beat Preston to reach the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since 2014.

Workers on a controversial tree-felling scheme in Sheffield claim couple's drinks made them ill.

Michael LeCount has collected thousands of sets since he was given a box of bricks as a child.

Atdhe Nuhiu scores in each half as Sheffield Wednesday triumph in the all-Championship fourth round tie with Reading at Hillsborough.

Our top stories from Yorkshire today include:

• Leeds crash: Boy, 15, detained for four-and-a-half years
• Crash death sentence 'too lenient'
• Second charge for Jodie Willsher murder accused
• Tree-felling to resume in Sheffield next week
• 'Batter' than the rest?: North Yorkshire chippy best in UK

Have a great weekend.

A prosthetics specialist has offered to recreate glass eyes for a blinded war veteran who lost his collection after leaving it on a train.

Image source, Simon Brown

Simon Brown, who was shot during the Iraq War, left his 16 glass eyes worth £2,000 on a train from Leeds to London.

The Tupperware box contained various designs including a Yorkshire white rose, Union Jack flag and a dart board.

The 39-year-old from Morley said the offer by Leeds-based specialist Paul Bartlett was "incredibly kind".

People are getting a chance to have their say on future development in Harrogate, Knaresborough and Ripon.

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A six-week consultation's begun on the area's local plan - which includes proposals for up to 3,000 new homes at Green Hammerton.

This is the latest public consultation and people are being asked to simply say whether they support the Local Plan or not.

Their answers will go to the independent planning inspector who will then consider the proposals for development of homes and employment in the Harrogate borough over the next 20 years.

Rotherham United defender Richard Wood signs a new 18-month deal with the League One side.

Nearly 2,000 people in Pontefract were left without electricity this week after metal thieves cut down two wooden poles carrying 11,000 volt power lines.

A reward is being offered to catch the people who did it.

Image source, Northern Powergrid

It happened in the early hours of Tuesday morning and the thieves have been described as "reckless" and having "showed complete disregard for the danger".

Northern Powergrid say they're offering a reward of £1,000 for information that could lead to the arrest and charge of the people responsible.

Ian Holmes from Northern Powergrid, said: "The thieves realised, once the network had been grounded, that the power lines were not copper, and abandoned the scene leaving our power lines on the ground."

Michael LeCount has such a vast Lego collection, he's bought a second home to house it all.