Organisers of a pioneering health programme set up to improve the well-being of Asian women in Bradford are hoping to run the scheme for a second year. The Get Fit For Life project, run by the Asian Cultural Association, was started last year for women
City are safe from the threat of relegation. So are Hereford after a draw which ultimately suited both sides as they made mathematically sure of survival with a game to spare. Jake Speight put the Bantams ahead late on with a penalty but Stuart Fleetwood
Clouds of white smoke billowed up into the sky above Oxenhope and Denholme this afternoon as moorland caught fire. Fie crews were thought to be trying to tackle the blaze which could be seen as far away as Haworth and Sandy Lane.
A ground-breaking service is helping mums-to-be reduce the risks to their unborn child by helping them face facts about the effects of drugs and alcohol. The Airedale Community Drug and Alcohol team in Keighley are working to connect with women
A Bradford cricket club is facing a “crippling” financial situation that is threatening its future after a series of thefts and break-ins at its historic ground. The Wibsey Park Chapel club, which plays at the former Yorkshire County ground at Bradford
May Day celebrations in this fair isle do not lend themselves to wine. Morris dancers drink beer or cider and Maypole dancers drink orange squash. You could be forgiven for thinking that the only reds being sunk will be at The Crucible theatre in
Peter Jackson was forced into one change for City's final away game of the season. Michael Flynn's hamstring injury meant a recall for Gareth Evans. David Syers moved back into the centre of midfield. With no Flynn, Lee Bullock wore the captain's armband
City's youth team finished their campaign with a 3-1 loss to Notts County. David Wetherall's side struggled against the bigger and stronger hosts, scoring through an own goal.
A former para and his ASBO officer wife are getting on their bikes to help wounded troops. Paul and Helen Smith, both 46, from Stapper Green, Wilsden, are taking part in this year’s Big Battlefield Bike Ride for Help The Heroes. Despite a dislocated
The following planning applications have been lodged with Bradford Council: Bingley: construction of detached dwelling including formation of new access to existing house, 15 Eastwood Crescent, Cottingley. Bolton: single storey extension to side, 29
The following have been dealt with by Bradford Magistrates: Kevin Bottomley, aged 50, of Fearnville Drive, Laisterdyke; five counts of speeding, no separate penalty, three counts of failure to give identity of driver following offence, £100 fine, £15
Olivier Elima has called on Bulls fans to play their part in a significant upset tomorrow. Championship contenders Warrington visit Bradford and Elima insists effort on the terraces will be almost as important as exertions on the pitch. The French back-rower
Organisers of a charity night in memory of a brave teenager are desperately searching for a singing star. Despite efforts to attract a celebrity for the event at the Bradford Bulls Stadium at Odsal, the woman behind it, Bev Smith, says she
The Bradford district broke out the bunting for the wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William. Despite few formal applications for street parties in the run-up to the event, there were several celebrations across the area as the big day
25 years ago: Controversial Tory plans to redistribute cash from Bradford’s inner city to the outer areas of the district got the go-ahead at a Bradford Council meeting. 50 years ago: Seven people were taken to Keighley Victoria Hospital after
Bulls boss Mick Potter insists his team can restore a winning culture at Odsal. Even if results suggest otherwise, the Bradford boss has observed a change in the mindset of his players. Monday’s 8-8 draw against Catalan provided the first piece of evidence
In the end, Bradford broke out the bunting and did itself proud for the Royal Wedding. There had been rumblings in the weeks running up to the event that there was very little interest in celebrating the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton
Five stroke survivors have regained their taste for life after completing a ten-week cookery course at Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food in Bradford. The cookery group, all users of The Stroke Association’s Bradford Back To Life service, had
Robbie Threlfall believes there is nothing wrong with footballers using social networking sites – as long as they think before posting. A City player was fined earlier in the season for making “inappropriate” comments and this week Peter Jackson denied
