Fear of housing development on Archaeological finds, Job fears at new Yorkshire Mine and A Grade 11 listed building becomes social enterprise

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00:00Hi, I'm Sophie Malan-Malin and here are today's headlines.

00:03After discovery of archaeological finds on Greenfield,

00:07a councillor is opposing plans for a new housing development

00:11until they know exactly what the situation is.

00:15Councillor Tristan Leroyd from Mosque by the Sea

00:19said that more transparency is needed after archaeological finds uncovered

00:24at Miller Homes and Taylor Wimpede development site in North Yorkshire.

00:282,000 people are fearing job losses at Yorkshire Mine

00:33after plans are delayed.

00:35Senior politicians have expressed fears about the future of the Woodsmith project.

00:41A huge new Yorkshire Mine which was curtailed by more than £1 billion

00:46and its opening substantially delayed.

00:50A Grade II listed gatehouse is set to become a social enterprise.

00:55The gatehouse at Cliff Castle in Keighley

00:58is to become a new outdoor and well-being programme hub

01:02called Get Out More Yorkshire.

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01:11Have a great day.

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