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Bradford District Archive

• Letters to the Editor

  SIR - I am writing to point out why people have very little confidence in West Yorkshire Police. read more

• Council staff vote for half-day strike

  Thousands of Bradford Council workers are expected to go on strike in a dispute over their employment terms and conditions. read more

• Wool mill closes its doors for last time

  Bradford's biggest wool mill closed its doors for the last time today after 143 years. read more

• Battle to save playing fields

  A battle is being waged to stop houses being built on village playing fields. read more

• DJ James hopes to hit the bull's-eye!

  A Bingley DJ is hoping to hit the bull's eye with his new record which features the voice of television legend Tony Green. read more

• Public urged to play its part

  Spen Valley residents are being urged to air their views about Kirklees Community Strategy, the blueprint that will guide the district's policies, priorities and services for the next ten years. read more

• High School

  A new survey has named Bradford University School of Management as a world leader. read more

• Software scoop for Bombay

  A Bradford textile firm is looking forward to easier financial planning after winning a £400 business software package. read more

• A splash of Sauce

  Bradford-based design company Bulletpoint has launched a new book and online guide to the Internet for businesses. Red Sauce, a free online information resource, is designed to be complemented by The Superhighway Code. The site provides an independent source of advice for small and medium sized businesses considering building web space or thinking of revamping sites. Bulletpoint has provided a service for clients such as regional Business Links and Bradford Council. read more

• On This Day

  In 1872, the covered Market was opened in Bradford. read more

• Setting the standard

  Saltaire-based digital giant Pace Micro Technology has become a founding member of a new European-wide industry standards group. read more

• At last - the boost our city needs!

  Today's announcement that Bradford Council is planning to establish a new company to head up the regeneration of the city centre is the single best piece of news the district has had for many long years. read more

• Tod to stay in City strike force

  Two-goal hero Andy Tod will continue to spearhead the City attack as Ashley Ward's injury problems go on. read more

• Tod rounds off revival

  Bradford City 3, Wimbledon 3: The bookies like to think they never get it wrong. But when it comes to the action at Valley Parade, they are well off-beam. read more

• Juanjo greets the fans

  Spanish star Juanjo waves to the fans at Valley Parade last night - and could make his debut in a Bradford City shirt tonight. The winger was today signing a deal which will keep him at Valley Parade until the end of next season. read more

• Middlebrook signs deal to join Essex

  Pudsey Congs all-rounder James Mid-dlebrook, released by Yorkshire at the end of the season, has joined Essex on a two-year rollover contract and has fired a parting shot at his former county. read more

• 'I was set up for stabbing of vice girl'

  An odd-job man, accused of a frenzied knife attack on a prostitute, told a friend he was being "set up" and that he planned to flee Bradford, a court heard. read more

• Haunted city!

  "Pity poor Bradford!" read more

• Aagrah boss serves up a £100,000 gift

  The birthplace of a multi-million pound restaurant chain is set to become a charity goldmine, thanks to its owners. read more

• Kick start for city revival

  A powerful Government-backed company is expected to be set up to mastermind the long-awaited multi-million pound redevelopment of Bradford city centre. read more

On this day: Bradford District Archive