Bradford Council has introduced a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to tackle anti-social driving.
Coming into force on June 1, the PSPO will allow the police and council officers to take action against those who make noise, including shouting, swearing or making sexual suggestions.
The measure was introduced after two-thirds of people in a survey of more than 1200 said nuisance drivers were a problem and that they felt "unsafe" on the city's streets due to poor driving.

All private sector property agents who hold clients’ money will be required to register with a CMP scheme ahead of 1 April.

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A new SME Action Plan is being devised by the government so that smaller businesses have easier access to government contracts.

A consultation will look into increasing the guarantee on roadworks, so that if a pothole forms within five years, the company must return to repair it.

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The fund will be used to create new jobs, help train local people and boost economic activity.