Bradford League new boys Gomersal embark of the second leg of a notable treble when they play Pudsey Congs in the Sovereign Health Care Priestley Shield final at Spen Victoria tomorrow (1pm). Gomersal retained the Crowther Cup by beating fellow Bradford
Wigan coach Frank Endacott is aiming to turn the battle for Super League's top spot into a two-horse race with the elimination of one-time favourites the Bulls tomorrow. The Warriors have taken three points from their meetings with the Bulls already this
Scott Naylor has a high regard for Wigan but he's confident the Bulls will prove pick of the Super League bunch by the middle of October. "They are the second best team in the competition behind us and I think they will be the team we meet in the Grand
Bradford's premiership pooches are proving they are top dogs by wearing fetching football fashions. Bradford City supporters are buying collars, leads, toys, and dog baskets in the club's claret and amber colours so their pets can to show their allegiance
The boss of Bradford University's pioneering cybernetics department has paid tribute to a group of young dot.com whizzkids who are the first graduates of a pilot course. Fifteen teenagers received certificates from Dr John Baruch after completing a six-week
A family doctor has removed more than 130 Bradford patients from his list. And Bradford's health watchdog said today patients would be shocked at being told to find a new doctor. Dr Andrew Cole, of the New Cross Street Health Centre, off Manchester Road
A young mum whose stillborn baby was found in a waste tip is trapped in a torrent of conflicting emotions and pain, according to a medical expert. Ann Geddes, head of midwifery for United Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, said the main concern now was
The blueprints of a prototype World War One fighter plane, which could be the earliest surviving work of a famous Dutch engineer, have been discovered in Bradford. A total of 201 drawings and four sheets of notes, the work of Frederick Koolhoven, were
Bradford's budding soccer stars today face the ultimate penalty for playing football in the street -- getting their parents evicted. The city council has pledged to take action against groups of unattended children who upset neighbours with their games
SIR - Included in the list of planning applications in the T&A, August 21, at number 18, is: "Provincial House, Market Street, Bradford, Replacement of eight-storey vacant office building with two-storey building accommodating food and drink units
Bulls ace Henry Paul hopes to have double cause for celebration after tomorrow's vital battle with his former club Wigan Warriors at the JJB Stadium. Victory would be a tremendous boost to the Bulls chances of finishing as Super League's minor premiers
The course just ended, which has seen 15 youngsters from the Newlands area spending six weeks of their school holidays learning to design a website, is an excellent example of co-operation between the University of Bradford and the broader community.
Millennium celebrations are coming to Batley with the opening of an enchanted forest and the burial of a time capsule. The enchanted forest is a newly-developed area in woodland at Wilton Park featuring a mini-Stonehenge feature, fairy mounds, sculptured
A big-hearted couple have made a dream come true for battling Hayley Finch - by asking her to be a bridesmaid at their wedding. And this afternoon the ten-year-old brittle bone disease sufferer - who has had more than 150 fractures during her life and
Insurance firm Cox is to create hundreds of extra jobs in Bradford in the next 12 months, more than doubling its workforce. As it continues to win new contracts from top Internet firms, the Bradford branch of the company, in Little Germany, has already
Green-fingered Ron Craig has got a top award for his services to allotment activities - even though he and his mates are banned from their plots. But Mr Craig, 64, vowed today he would carry on campaigning to get back on to the allotment at Frizinghall
The devoted young children of a man who died from leukaemia have organised a sponsored walk to raise funds for the staff who nursed him. Ten-year-old Rebecca Plaxton and her five-year-old brother Dominic will be joined by friends and family on a six-mile
Police today welcomed a four-year prison sentence given to a paedophile after he was convicted of indecently assaulting an eight-year-old girl he abducted from her North Yorkshire home. Arthur Jenkinson, 61, of Woodlands Street, Cowling, near Keighley
