Pouring rain and plummeting temperatures failed to dampen Diamond Jubilee fever across the Bradford district as hundreds of people turned out to celebrations held over the weekend. Visitors danced under their umbrellas to live music from the 1950s, 70s
Pouring rain and plummeting temperatures failed to dampen Diamond Jubilee fever across the Bradford district as hundreds of people turned out to celebrations held over the weekend. Visitors danced under their umbrellas to live music from
Latest results from the Bradford Union Scratch League. – Division One: Bingley St Ives 8, Skipton 0 (T Brushwood bt G Grant 3&1, M Evans bt M Ryder 5&4, R Hillas bt J Ellison by 2 holes, W Whiteoak bt C Payne 5&3), Cleckheaton 4, Shipley
David Stiff played a spectacular match-winning innings as Hanging Heaton inflicted a second successive defeat on Manningham Mills in JCT600 Bradford League Division One. The former Yorkshire, Kent and Somerset pace bowler struck eight sixes and 12 fours
Pritesh Lad hit a remarkable 180 out of 268-8 as his club Mandhata defeated West Bowling by 130 runs in Bradford Mutual Sunday School League Group C. Nitesh Lad then claimed 5-33 to help dismiss Bowling for 138, which enable Mandhata to reduce
Chris Thompson earned the family bragging rights after Bradford & Bingley’s five-wicket win over Pudsey St Lawrence at Wagon Lane in JCT600 Bradford League Division One. The Bingley all-rounder has become used to facing his father, wicketkeeper
Yorkshire captain Andrew Gale has heaped praise on his bowlers despite the fact his side couldn’t grind out a win against Northamptonshire at Headingley in the LV=County Championship on Saturday. When bad light forced the players off with 22 overs of
Liversedge are looking for a new management team after Billy Miller and assistant Lee Ashforth quit their roles to take charge at Harrogate Railway Athletic. Miller’s second spell at Clayborn came to an end after announcing he would be stepping down
Heavy rain meant that the whole of today’s fixture programme in the West Riding Sunday Council League was washed out.
Nick Scruton column It was very disappointing for everyone to come away from the Magic Weekend without a win, especially against our closest rivals. We simply weren’t smart enough in some areas and we let them play the rugby that we all know they are
New Dales Council League Division A leaders Apperley Bridge extended their lead at the top to three points after gaining a comfortable 124-run win at Hawksworth. Having toppled previous pace-setters Rodley the week before, they carried on where
Anthony McGrath column This week we’re off to Colwyn Bay for our Championship game with Glamorgan. I’m really looking forward to it, to be honest, because I’ve not played there for a while and some of the lads haven’t visited the ground as we were last
Eight-time Isle of Man Tourist Trophy winner Ian Hutchinson admitted he was frustrated not be in contention during the opening race of 2012 but looked to the bigger picture as he works his way back from serious injury. The 32-year-old Bingley rider was
Yorkshire Scene Geoffrey Boycott has revealed his pleasure at Yorkshire’s encouraging start to their County Championship campaign. As we approach the mid-season break for Twenty20, which comes after this week’s trip to face Glamorgan at Colwyn Bay,
Yorkshire Scene Rain is usually a cricketer’s number one enemy. But for Yorkshire youngster Barney Gibson, it enabled him to rub shoulders with a Headingley legend. Gibson, the 16-year-old Pudsey Congs wicketkeeper, was introduced to Brian Close as
The governors of West Yorkshire Police will give a presentation on criminal justice and public confidence in the police force when they visit Keighley this week. West Yorkshire Police Authority will hold the next meeting of its Local Policing Committee
A mobile garden will tour schools in the Bradford district to teach youngsters how to grow their own food. The trailer, which was paid for by a £300 grant from the Craven Trust, will be used to provide sessions on food, health and outdoor living to hundreds
Two women arrested at a house during raids at suspected brothels in resdiential areas of Bradford have been released with adult cautions. Two men arrested at the same terraced house in Beckside Road also on suspicion of managing a brothel have been let
Bradford residents are being invited to take up an insulation scheme to reduce their energy bills in what could be the last chance to receive the work for free. Bradford Council is working with energy company npower to deliver the Community Warmth scheme
