Spenborough Guardian

"My generation was not encouraged to take out a private pension and many of us worked part-time, or not at all, when the children were growing up." Story via The i Paper

Police have praised the bravery of the victim who reported her ordeal to officers. Read more here, via the Yorkshire Post

"The possibility of losing the person we love most dearly is not a conscious daily thought for most of us. The death of a lover is too frightening to contemplate. So we don’t. I certainly didn’t." Read more of Juliet's story here, via The i Paper

This sounds great! Read more about it here, via the Yorkshire Post

“The Government urgently needs to get a grip of the problem and fix it once and for all.” Read the full story here, via the Yorkshire Post

"Women are sent away with prescriptions for unavailable products and end up lost in a system that is frustrating to navigate.This is causing utter chaos for patients, clinicians and pharmacists. For some contraceptive methods, a truly equivalent alternative just does not exist." Have you been affected by this? Read more here, via The i Paper

"The speed limit is an instruction, not a suggestion, and there is a very good, road safety, reason for it to exist, so I don’t expect any sympathy from anyone." Column via The i Paper

“I was worried about how I was going to look after them both. After seeing how poorly cancer made dad, I didn’t want to now see mum going through the same.” So heartbreaking for this family - read their story here, via the Yorkshire Post

And most of this rise was among children and the elderly - something which has been labelled 'concerning'. Full story here, via the Yorkshire Post

How about, instead of just changing the music, the DWP did these things, asks Rosa Morris. Read about her own experiences and those of the people she helps every day, here, via The i Paper

"They’re helping challenge the outdated perception that you have to look physically disabled on the outside to have a real and urgent need to use an accessible toilet." Read more here, via The i Paper

"People remember. Even now, on the doorstep, some constituents recognise me from the show rather than from politics." Read the full piece from Tracy Brabin here, via the Yorkshire Post

"The problem with opening yourself up to talking about grief is that you have to be prepared for people getting it wrong. And even if you do put up boundaries around it, people still may still ignore it." Read more here, via The i Paper

Nick previously survived on a cocktail of painkillers and medications, with the never-ending discomfort making him feel like a ‘wounded animal’. You can read his story here, via the Yorkshire Post

"We haven't had a very extensive check. Apparently you can be infectious even if you don't have symptoms and they can take a while to show so that's worrying when there's so many people in a confined space." More on this here, via The i Paper

"A friend made me realise that to do that I also had to share my experiences with anxiety. It was really frightening and I was nervous about telling people... [but] the reaction I have had has been incredible." More here, via the Yorkshire Post

"He said he understood my hurt, but kept playing it down, insisting that there was no sex, so it was 'nothing'."
via The i Paper

"The doctors said if I hadn’t been in the condition I was in and the size I am (18 stone and 6ft tall) it could have been a lot lot worse," the police officer said.
via Yorkshire Post