Archive | Homepage - Bradford Telegraph and Argus

On this day: Bradford District Archive

Bradford District Archive

• Letters to the editor

  SIR - The letter from Joanne Craven regarding First Bradford drivers does not surprise me. Last week I boarded an Eldwick to Bradford bus at Shipley and when I was alighting I told the driver that he should not be reading a newspaper while he was driving. read more

• Council offering advice point

  Residents in Frizinghall will have a council information point on their doorstep from now on. read more

• Popular former head, 91, dies

  A well-known former head teacher of schools in Shipley and Bingley has died in hospital aged 91. read more

• Cars not for sale at garage

  A car parts and MoT testing company in Cleckheaton has been refused permission to sell cars because of noise and traffic fears. read more

• Just the job!

  A new recycling project is aiming to plug skill gaps in the district while giving unemployed youngsters a helping hand. read more

• On This Day

  In 1898, During a violent thunderstorm in Bradford, a Queensbury boy was killed by lightning. read more

• Wedding: Staggers - Allsworth

  A former Greenhead Grammar School pupil has married her Memphis fianc in Nashville, America. read more

• You have done us proud, lads

  Sport is often quoted as having a major role to play in putting pride and energy back into Bradford and spotlighting the city on the national map in a positive way. read more

• We'll be back: Grand plans for defeated Noble

  Bulls coach Brian Noble wants his side to aspire to the standards set by world champions St Helens. read more

• Henry feels the hurt

  Henry Paul believes a place in the Grand Final at Old Trafford in October will be the perfect tonic for the Bulls as they look to recover from their Twickenham wounds. read more

• Match report: Bulls 6, St Helens 13

  Bulls fans, yes it is 2001 and not 1997 or even 1996. They could have been forgiven for thinking time had stood still though as the Challenge Cup final took an all-too-familiar pattern for the men from Odsal. read more

• Caisley and Lowes are unhappy with referee

  Bulls chairman Chris Caisley was highly critical of referee Russell Smith's performance as the Saints bogey struck again at Twickenham. read more

• City vow to return to top flight

  Doomed Bradford City have promised business as usual against Champions League-chasing Liverpool tomorrow night. read more

• The party's over - for now

  The fan in the pub sounded positively perky as he looked ahead to the prospect of Division One football again. read more

• City pay a big penalty

  Everton 2, Bradford City 1: Perhaps Everton had wrapped up the title and the FA Cup, but just hadn't bothered to tell anyone. read more

• Cash-strapped Cougars crash

  Oldham 38, Keighley Cougars 4: Three Oldham area amateurs turned out for the beleaguered Cougars at Boundary Park last night as the Keighley cash crisis took a turn for the worse. read more

• Innocent victim of trouble not bitter

  A woman hit in the face with a brick during the Lidget Green trouble says she is not bitter, despite having to undergo major reconstructive surgery. read more

• Becky may have been held hostage

  A murdered teenage prostitute whose naked and severely beaten body was found in an alleyway had probably been abducted and held captive, detectives revealed today. read more

• Court fears ban will make smokers fume

  Security is being stepped up at a city court to cope with an expected backlash from fuming smokers. read more

• It's all over: Our premiership adventure ends

  Bantams chairman Geoffrey Richmond today urged City fans to smile through the pain as their two-year dream in the Premiership came to an end. read more

On this day: Bradford District Archive