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• Film unveils real Titanic

  THE real film of the Titanic has been produced by a Settle-based film company. read more

• Bulls chief defends increase in prices

  Bradford Bulls have defended their decision to increase adult admission prices by 50p for the third successive year. read more

• Ilkley AFC are all set for their challenge

  ILKLEY'S derby clash in the Wharfedale FA Challenge Cup against the Ilkley Juniors Youth team fell victim to the weather. read more

• Brave Ilkley go down in NPI Cup

  Ilkley 15 read more

• Ilkley Harriers

  ILKLEY Harriers had full men's and women's teams in the first of this season's Yorkshire Cross Country League races and a women's team in the Fell Running Association's Relay Championships . read more

• Ben Rhydding Ladies win

  Ben Rhydding Ladies 4 read more

• Squash season going well at Ilkley

  THE winter squash season has kicked-off on a high note at Ilkley Lawn Tennis and Squash Club. read more

• Ilkley tennis boys finish fourth

  ILKLEY Lawn Tennis Club finished fourth place in last weekend's finals of the Rover Junior National Club League (JNCL) at Billesley Tennis Centre, Birmingham. read more

• The Curmudgeon

  FOR such an experienced globetrotter, Jetset sometimes seems somewhat unworldly. And now, he has got himself into a law suit spanning two continents. read more

• Do yourself a financial favour

  BARELY a week after learning about a doctor who pricked a finger at work being awarded £500,000 damages, we discover that a drunk driver in Ireland who was paralysed when he crashed has received around £100,000 in compensation. read more

• Group tries to avert playing fields crisis

  THE group which runs Bentham's playing fields is in a state of crisis, with just six people turning up for the annual general meeting. read more

• Drug dealers ruling town A policeman living in Denholme who compared the local constabulary to the '

  Gary Gregory - a Detective Constable in Manchester - says villagers want a village bobby back on the beat to stop drug dealers 'over-running' the town. read more

• Planners agree major village development

  PLANS to convert Grassington Fire Station into a shop and relocate the doctors' surgery have been given the go-ahead. read more

• Further redundancies at Ilkley firm

  FURTHER redundancies have been announced by one of Ilkley's largest employers this week. read more

• Over and out!

  Yorkshire are to pull their highly-successful Academy of Cricket out of Bradford Park Avenue. read more

• stop back-biting So life in the real world has finally dawned on some residents in Denholme - not le

  It may also be that the words of police Inspector Drucquer added to their anger. read more

• Trike man gets licence back The 25-year-old man who lost his driving licence last week for drink-dri

  Their decision yesterday followed a successful plea by solicitor Keith Blackwell. Ackroyd, of Haincliffe Road, Keighley, had been banned from driving for a year, fined £200 and ordered to pay £150 costs after being spotted driving the machine on the pavement in Keighley town centre in the early hours of a June morning. read more

• Traders fear fall in tourism

  TEA shop owners and market traders in Skipton are worried about future business after witnessing a sharp fall in tourist coach trade. read more

• Objectors lose their battle

  OBJECTORS against an unwanted housing development in Addingham have lost their read more

• Fifty jobs to be axed at Silver cross

  GUISELEY-based pram and pushchair specialist Silver Cross is to make up to a quarter of its workforce redundant just weeks after a £4 million relaunch. read more

On this day: Bradford District Archive