spencer stokes, bbc look north, leeds.d dads to seek job advice in west sussex. a partnership between bognor town football club and aspire sussex saw dads and their children invited for a training session with former premier league footballer robbie blake, where they also accessed resources to help them get back into work. lewis coombes reports. remember what we said — keep your head up! a football technique that lends itself as an important message in life. i've applied for hundreds ofjobs and i'm lucky if i even get a reply of anyone. martin has been out of work for 18 months. not a lot out there, really. get you quite down to be fair but got to keep going, especially for my daughter's sake. what impact have you found that that has had on you and the family? it's been very difficult having to stay at home all of the time and not being able to go out. have a nice smile on your face and just enjoy it. it can play with your self—worth, certain things like that, so it's so key that anything we can do to put a smile on people

spencer stokes reports.network on time and on budget. others, though, are breathing a sigh of relief after ten years of campaigning against the 200 mile an hour railway. this is the park and this is the area where the tunnel would have come ploughing under our... at woodlesford, near leeds, they hope they've won their decade—long battle but are aware that parts of the route could be resurrected. let's hope that is the end of hs2 and the impact it would have had on our lovely village. the environmental impact would have been huge. the construction would have been a nightmare, and we would have lost so much in terms of wildlife, in terms of our local amenities. costs for hs2 doubled to more than £80 billion. but the government says there will be £96 billion to spend on rail projects. that's likely to involve upgrading current tracks and more. some elements of hs2 may remain. perhaps a rebuilt station in leeds and a new stretch of track from west yorkshire down to south yorkshire. and what happens now to northe

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