Chris Burn

Nigel Farage plans to give local communities a vote on whether fracking happens in their areas as Reform seeks to introduce the controversial gas drilling process across the North.

Morrisons is approaching almost £1bn in cost reductions over the last three years as the Yorkshire supermarket chain reported “stronger sales momentum” driven by the World Cup and this summer’s hot weather.

After losing seven stone following a heart attack, serial entrepreneur Martin Port has big ambitions to build his latest Yorkshire business into a $1bn unicorn. He speaks to Chris Burn.

While the latest adaptation of Wuthering Heights may have divided critics and audiences, the film starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi helped put Yorkshire in the global spotlight.

Attempts by Yorkshire food supply giant Cranswick to create plant-based versions of meat products “haven’t hit the mark”, according to the firm’s chairman.

Nicola Shaw has confirmed she has received a further £660,000 from Yorkshire Water’s offshore parent company after the previously secret payments caused huge controversy last year when they were exposed.

Nicola Shaw says she is determined to lead ‘Yorkshire Water 2.0’ into the future with support of new Swedish investors despite heavy criticism of her tenure. Chris Burn reports.

As boss of the recently-expanded Border to Coast Pensions Partnership, Rachel Elwell is responsible for managing almost £120bn for local government workers. Chris Burn reports.

There’s little question that Andy Burnham has been an effective and popular Mayor of Greater Manchester – and indeed his time in the post has proved the template in many respects for other regional mayors when it comes to pursuing bold policies like bus franchising.

A UK clean tech company has opened a £7.6 million research and testing centre in Mumbai to help drive its expansion into India – with key components of the new centre’s technology to be manufactured in Huddersfield.