Penistone

Kirklees Council is awarded the cash to develop plans to speed up travel on the Penistone Line.

Claire Throssell's sons, Paul and Jack, were killed by their father, Darren Sykes, in 2014.

The 58-year-old rider died at the scene near Langsett Reservoir on Monday, according to police.

Plans for the site in Penistone include spaces for retail, hospitality and offices, developers say.

Council argues that private providers are able to offer more hours of care and take younger children.

Clare Throssell is leading a campaign to change presumption of contact rules to protect children.

MP Marie Tidball revisits the hospital in Sheffield whose staff helped her to walk 40 years ago.

John Charles Shaw, from Penistone, helped to establish the original rules of football.