Brighouse edged an entertaining encounter at Great Horton - but had to wait until the last over of the game to hit the winning runs. Brighouse won the toss and put Great Horton in to bat under an overcast sky. The home side began well enough after a shaky
Defence chiefs have promised to keep better track of life-saving body armour after shortages were blamed for the death of Shipley soldier Sergeant Steve Roberts. More than 146,000 pieces of enhanced combat body armour (ECBA) have been lost or damaged
A Bradford Oxfam worker has told of her horror at seeing desperate children scrambling to drink drips leaking from a water pipe in Africa. Jane Beesley spent three weeks in Chad where thousands of refugees from war-torn neighbouring Sudan are pouring
Walkers in Bradford and Craven will be the first to enjoy new rights to roam the countryside. And to celebrate, ramblers will venture on to land previously out of bounds. Their destination will be Boulsworth Moor, part of the Bronte moors, vast swathes
Football fans clashed in Bradford last night in angry street scenes after Eng-land's shock last-minute defeat by France in Euro 2004. Trouble flared outside the Malt Kiln pub in Idle Road, Eccleshill, where police said a large group of youths were fighting
The UK Independence Party today celebrated big election gains as it won its first European Parliamentary seat in the Yorkshire and Humber region. The party's victory in the region last night mirrored gains across the country as Labour and the Tories saw
Rule 18 - which governs match play - is one of the more contentious in the Specialist Ducting Supplies Bradford League. But it (or more particularly the clause involving rain-affected matches) contributed heavily towards a great finish at Red Lane on
Salford City Reds 28 Bradford Bulls 35 Paul Johnson and Lesley Vainikolo notched try-scoring doubles as the Bulls overturned a 16-10 half-time deficit to secure the two Tetley's Super League points at The Willows yesterday. The Bulls ran out six tries
Wayne Jacobs donned City's latest kit with his fingers firmly crossed that it will see league action next season. As Jacobs and Mark Bower tried on the new-look outfits for size, the club's long-serving left back admitted he had never known a summer like
The Bulls overcame the last-minute withdrawal of scrum half Paul Deacon with a stomach complaint and an appalling refereeing performance to beat Salford 35-28 at the Willows yesterday. It took a Mick Withers field goal two minutes from time to seal the
The house-price spiral is reaching alarming proportions. A further indication of just how far the cost of putting a decent roof over your head has risen is emphasised in new figures released by the Halifax which show that the average price of a house
Businesses are being urged to pledge their support to this year's Bingley Show to help make it one of the best. Organisers today said preparations for the 124th annual extravaganza - on Sunday, August 15, in Myrtle Park - were going "very well" but stressed
A grieving fiancee has spoken of the loss of her "fun-loving" boyfriend who died on a motorcycle ride. Shareen Dosanjh said she returns daily to Knotts Ford Nook, near Otley, where Andrew Bleazard had the tragic accident. The 25-year-old builder, of Midgley
Highways chiefs are to carry out speed checks on traffic using a road in Bradford after complaints that traffic-calming measures are causing accidents. Bradford Council introduced chicanes in Frizinghall Road two years ago to slow down traffic. But residents
Bantams fans are being challenged to go to as many football grounds across the country as they can - in just eight hours. The fundraising challenge to raise cash for the club is the idea of Bradford City fanatic Richard Wardell, who is urging supporters
A family centre which transforms the lives of deaf children and their parents has won through to the national final of awards recognising community endeavour. Among the youngsters helped by the Elizabeth Foundation's centre in Smith Lane, near Bradford
Rugby league's first cheerleader Diane Rhodes thought she was seeing things when she saw an article on the Bradford Bulls' dancers, featuring - Diane Rhodes. From her home in Cairns, Australia, she was stunned to find her name double was treading in her
West Yorkshire Police was today "named and shamed" as one of the poorest performing forces in the country. A damning report by Government inspectors concludes there is an urgent need for the force to substantially improve and a specialist Home Office
Cougars captain James Rushforth faces months on the sidelines after damaging a knee ligament in his comeback match against Rochdale last week. Rushforth has played only a handful of matches this season after struggling to recover from a double hernia
The case for more nuclear power SIR - Yes, Mr Brown, we need alternatives to fossil fuels swiftly (T&A, June 8). Arrival of the hydrogen fuel cell engine will call for large-scale new electricity generation capacity. Hugely-destabilising oil and natural
