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By Ruth Calloway//City11 November 2026

Council to Vote on a Congestion Charge for the Old Town

The plan would bring in more than forty million a year for buses, but market traders fear it will keep their customers away.

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The Valley Line Reopens Two Years Ahead of Schedule
By Tom Fielding//City11 November 2026

The Valley Line Reopens Two Years Ahead of Schedule

A quiet stretch of track has become the unlikely success of the region’s rail plan.

Sea Defences Hold as Spring Tides Reach a Ten-Year HighLive
By Ada Kerr//City10 November 2026

Sea Defences Hold as Spring Tides Reach a Ten-Year High

Overnight surveys found no breach along the headland, though the path above the cliffs stays closed.

Teachers Rally Outside City Hall Over Class Sizes
By Ruth Calloway//City09 November 2026

Teachers Rally Outside City Hall Over Class Sizes

More than a thousand teachers and parents gathered on the steps.

Water Board Declares an End to the Drought Order
By Tom Fielding//City09 November 2026

Water Board Declares an End to the Drought Order

Reservoirs are back above eighty per cent after a wet autumn.

Old Town Residents Win Their Fight for Better Street Lights
By Ada Kerr//City09 November 2026

Old Town Residents Win Their Fight for Better Street Lights

Two hundred new lamps will be fitted by the end of February.

Why Calder’s Canals Are Suddenly Worth Living Beside
By Ruth Calloway//City08 November 2026

Why Calder’s Canals Are Suddenly Worth Living Beside

Old warehouses are filling up as the towpaths get a second life.

The River Town That Rebuilt Itself Around a Footbridge
By Tom Fielding//City08 November 2026

The River Town That Rebuilt Itself Around a Footbridge

A single crossing reconnected two halves of a town.

Who Is Really Buying the Old Town?
By Ada Kerr//City08 November 2026

Who Is Really Buying the Old Town?

We traced the owners of every flat sold in the old town this year.

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By Ruth Calloway//City08 November 2026

Late Trams Extended Over the Winter Festival

Services will run until two in the morning for three weeks.

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By Tom Fielding//City07 November 2026

Canal Path Reopens After a Six-Month Repair

Walkers and cyclists can use the full towpath again from Monday.

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