Samuel Port is a journalist based in Leeds, United Kingdom. He writes for LeedsLive and YorkshireLive, covering local news and events in the Leeds area. His articles range from crime reports to community stories, providing readers with up-to-date and relevant information about their city.
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By: Joseph Gamp, Samuel Port
Cars are legally allowed to park on the exit road from Wetherby Bus Station in Leeds - but it has caused chaos for drivers and passengers who have been blocked in
The Piebald Inn says that it has one pie for every week of the year
A number of other homes were evacuated after the grenade was found
Police have issued an update on a hand grenade found in a Yorkshire home.
Police have issued a warning to the public as the snow melts
A man has been arrested while the woman, 35, remains in critical condition
By: Samuel Port
Sirens have been blasting through the Calder Valley
Flood alerts and warnings have been issued across West Yorkshire as Storm Bert continues to wreak havoc.
The River Calder, River Irwell and Walsden Water are expected to burst their banks
By: Samuel Port
The moment flood sirens sounded off in a Yorkshire market town as Storm Bert batters down has been captured on camera.
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