Keighley Cougars 34, York City Knights 0 Keighley Cougars finally got their Kingstone Press Championship season started after a six-try romp over York this afternoon. It was their first win of the campaign after losing their previous six games
Harrogate 29, Bradford & Bingley 5 Bradford & Bingley can have no complaints about this SSE National League Three North result as they were soundly beaten by a Harrogate side which dominated territory and possession from first to last.
Bradford Park Avenue were frustrated by the weather again yesterday but expect the reverse fixture to go ahead tomorrow night. Avenue were due to travel to Oxford City in the Blue Square Bet North Division but the game was called off early morning
Brighouse Town stayed on top of the Baris Northern Counties East League Premier Division and boosted their goal difference as they waltzed to an 8-1 home victory over struggling Lincoln Moorlands Railway. Town opened the scoring in the sixth minute
Eccleshill United 2, Selby Town 5 Eccleshill United were finally downed as an excellent eight-game Baris Northern Counties East League Division One unbeaten run came to a shuddering halt at home to Selby Town yesterday. The visitors were also
Guiseley 1, Solihull Moors 0 Josh Wilson’s first-half penalty was enough to separate the sides yesterday, even though Guiseley were unconvincing in this home win against ten-man Solihull Moors. Second place in Blue Square Bet North
Farsley AFC 1, New Mills 2 Farsley’s grim run of results in Evo-Stik Division One North continued with an unfortunate home defeat to promotion-chasing New Mills yesterday. The home side dominated for long spells and created the greater
Caldy 13, Otley 15 Otley travelled to Caldy in search of an SSE National League Two North double, having won 32-20 in October, only to find conditions similar to last week, which had suited them not at all. This time they
Leeds United 1, Huddersfield Town 2 Leeds manager Neil Warnock has already spoken to the club’s owners about his possible successor after watching his side’s play-off hopes dealt a huge blow by West Yorkshire rivals Huddersfield. Terriers midfielder
Manchester Medics 24, Baildon 26 Jake Duxbury proved he had ice in his veins to kick holders Baildon into the RFU Junior Vase semi-finals yesterday. From a sea of mud, the 18-year-old fly half landed the match-winning penalty in the fifth
Wharfedale 12, Old Albanians 15 Wharfedale players and supporters were scratching their heads in disbelief at the end of this SSE National League One match. There was no point asking the large travelling Old Albanians following for their help
Bradford residents are being warned to be on their guard against scammers pretending to offer the Government’s new Green Deal after a dozen complaints about rogue traders in West Yorkshire. In one case, a 76-year-old woman was offered an “old age
Retired firefighters are being invited to attend a ceremony in honour of a former colleague. Jeff Naylor suffered extensive burns when he and fellow crew members battled to rescue five children from a burning home in Ingrow, Keighley, in 1983. He
The Liberal Democrat group has asked Bradford Council to make sure any further discussion regarding the city’s waste management plant, which had its funding pulled last month, is brought before all councillors. Councillor Alun Griffiths (Idle and
4:44pm Bradford Bulls 34, Hull KR 12 Adrian Purtell celebrated his comeback with a victory today as the Bulls put their injury crisis to one side by outplaying Hull KR to claim a superb win. The Australian centre was
A football centre in Bradford has hit the back of the net after retaining its FA accreditation status for another year. The Goals Soccer Centre, off Kings Road, received the FA Small Sided Accreditation following a re-assessment process. The
Keen cyclists in Bradford have been urged to take part in this year’s Nightrider 2013 while raising money for St John Ambulance’s life-saving work. The first aid charity has a number of places available for the London-based event, which takes place
A blaze at an empty bungalow is believed to have been started accidentally by someone sleeping rough. Firefighters were called to the boarded-up property in Whetley Lane, Girlington, at about 9.30pm on Saturday night and used one hose reel and
A celebratory Ilkley Complementary Medicine Festival this month will have a special local focus as it marks 25 years since the first event in the town. The first complementary medicine festival took place in Ilkley in 1988, and present-day organiser
A Pudsey policeman will pound the beat of the London Marathon in aid of an autism charity. Sergeant Paul Curtis, 39, is running for the National Autistic Society (NAS) because his five-year-old son Reuben (with whom he is pictured) has suspected
A ‘bolt-tightening’ ceremony has been held to mark the latest stage in a school’s £5m expansion project. A 160-tonne steel frame has been put in place at BBG Academy in Birkenshaw. It will form the basis for a 3,000 square metre new-build extension
