Campaigners oppose a £250m trolleybus scheme in Leeds. South Headingly Community Association says it is opposed to the plans 'because of their impact on the environment and community and the dubious benefit they might bring'.
There is a public consultation on Tuesday organised by Leeds City Council and Metro at City of Leeds School from 5.30pm.
Campaigners are fighting plans for new wind turbines in the home village of the Bronte sisters. A planning application has been submitted for nine larger turbines on the Haworth moorlands. The Bronte Society say this will spoil the appearance of the area.
A roadshow to improve people's knowledge on the signs of lung cancer is taking place across the region.
It is part of a Government campaign that having a cough for three weeks or more could be a sign of the disease.
Each year lung caner affects 33,000 people and if it is diagnosed at its earliest stage as many as four out of five people are alive five years after diagnosis compared with only 7% at a late stage.
The dates of the roadshow are:
The family of a man from Sheffield killed by a blood clot after spending hours playing computer games are stepping up their campaign to save the lives of others.Chris Staniforth was 20 when he died. Now a charity's backing his father's fight to raise awareness.
A Sheffield man wants the dangers of long periods of computer use to be highlighted on the packaging of games.
Read the full storyProfessor Beverley Hunt from the charity Lifeblood, which is a thrombosis awareness charity.
David Staniforth is calling for warnings about the dangers of extended periods of gaming to be clearly displayed on the games packaging. He is seeking support for his campaign from the computer games industry.
His campaign follows the death of his son Chris from deep vein thrombosis - he used to play computer games for up to eight hours a day.
David Staniforth's son Chris died around a year ago from Deep Vein Thrombosis. His father discovered that this can be caused by sitting still for a long time, and Chris was a big computer games player.
He has launched a campaign "Take a Break" to advise people to break up their periods of gaming, and wants warnings to be on the games packaging.
The family of Killamarsh teenager Matthew Cryer, who died in Zante in 2008, spoke to us ahead of meeting MPs and the Minister for Europe
The family of Matthew Cryer from Killamarsh, who died on holiday in Zante, are meeting with MPs and the Europe Minister in London.
17 year old Matthew died at the foot of steep stairs outside a bar in Greece in 2008. His family have been running a campaign to get justice for his death.
