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• Readers' letters

  SIR - Congratulations on your Opinion column of February 20, regarding the hi-jacking of popular issues by politicians. read more

• Concrete proposals

  THE Liberal Democrats' survey of traffic in Skipton has much to commend it. Remember the last such exercise, carried out by professional consultants? Very little came out of it, save a pedestrian crossing on Gargrave Road. read more

• A 20mph speed limit for Skipton receives hostile reaction

  SIR - Regarding your article in last week's edition of the Craven Herald referring to the 20 mph blanket speed limit - it is about time Coun Doyle got in the real world. read more

• New broom sweeps in

  SPENNYMOOR 1 read more

• Reserves' title challenge continues

  Guiseley Reserves 6 Atherton LR 0 read more

• Otley rolled over

  OTLEY 7 read more

• Hammering for Otliensians

  OTLIENSIANS 0 CLECKHEATON 63 read more

• Aireborough's welcome win

  Burley 21 Aireborough 22 read more

• Pool continue to climb

  Tockwith 1 read more

• Wheatley and Menston draw

  MENSTON 1 WHEATLEY 1 read more

• Wharfedale

  Wharfedale soccer read more

• Kind of campaign that helps nobody

  IF I choose to share the ups and downs of life with my beloved gnu, that - in the privacy of my own home - is my business. read more

• Kind of campaign that helps nobody

  IF I choose to share the ups and downs of life with my beloved gnu, that - in the privacy of my own home - is my business. read more

• Addingham win in extra time

  Addingham 2 read more

• Drive-in sports centre

  A GROUND-breaking project - probably the first of its kind in Britain - could bring the vastly under-used Damside car park back into life as a sports and leisure training facility. read more

• Don't knock these youths back again

  ALL too often we decry the youth of today. They won't do anything for themselves, they hang around on street corners making a nuisance of themselves, they think the world owes them a living....blah, blah blah. read more

• Police tackle pub troublemakers

  Police in Keighley want to build on the success of their club-watch scheme by extending it to pubs. read more

• Water firm plans £15m upgrade

  YORKSHIRE Water is planning to invest £15 million in improving supplies in North Craven. read more

• Fur flies in job storm

  Fur flew when a teenager stormed out of his job - after he lost his head. The claws came out after the 16-year-old, who had dressed as a giant cat on a promotion exercise, was accused of losing the furry critter's head - on purpose. read more

• Green field housing plan revealed

  Campaigners are preparing for the next round of the fight against massive housing development at Swine Lane, Riddlesden. read more

On this day: Bradford District Archive