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  • Crosshills library talk marks James Bond birthday

    Crosshills residents could be shaken and stirred when the village library celebrates the 60th anniversary of Ian Fleming’s classic Casino Royale. The book was the first of the series of James Bond novels and next month celebrated British crime

  • Belle Vue Girls' School duo get a taste of site work

    Two Belle Vue Girls' School students joined the BAM Construction team for work experience on the site of the £50m build at Bradford College. Simrah Khan and Nasimah Khanum Ullah secured the placement to work on the state-of-the-art 23,000 square

  • Armed robbers raid Co-operative store in Eccleshill

    Masked robbers brandishing knives stormed into a Bradford store where they forced staff to open the tills and fled with the cash. Police are appealing for information after the armed robbery at The Co-operative on Harrogate Road, Eccleshill, at

  • Bradford divers celebrate medal haul

    Young divers from across the Bradford district are celebrating after winning ten medals at two springboard and platform events this month. The City of Bradford Esprit Diving Club came away with six medals at the Harrogate Hydro Novices. Organisers

  • Little Lane sale and fair

    A table-top sale and craft fair takes place from 11am until 4pm at the Little Lane Church Community Hall, Little Lane, off Duckworth Lane, Bradford, on Saturday, June 15. There is free entry.

  • Bradford duo reach Bingley Music Live slot final

    A Bradford singing duo have reached the finals of a talent contest. Marc Otway and Abi Uttley have been shortlisted for the Emerging Talent Competition organised by Bingley Music Live. The contest gives new, unsigned artists from the UK chance

  • Man, 38, admits attacking his own children

    A 38-year-old man from Bradford will be sentenced in July after pleading guilty to offences of violence against his children. The man, who cannot be named to protect the identity of his victims, admitted three charges involving three girls – two

  • Youngsters with talent urged to enter Bradfactor contest

    Young performers are invited to audition for this year’s Bradfactor talent contest. The competition, aimed at showcasing the talents of young people aged 11 to 25 across the district, is organised by Zap Promotions. Organiser Paula Helliwell

  • Girlington longest-married couple are invited to the Palace

    A couple thought to have the world’s longest marriage have met the Queen, Prince Charles and Duchess of Cambridge. Girlington couple Karam and Kartari Chand, who have been married for 87 years, were invited to a garden party at Buckingham Palace

  • Guiseley vets happy to help pupils

    Children are being taught how to care for pets properly in a scheme run by a Guiseley vet. Veterinary nurses from White Cross Vets are visiting schools, groups, churches and Beavers, Cubs and Brownies to raise awareness of good pet care. White

  • Birstall cars vandalised

    Police are appealing for information over a spate of car vandalism in Birstall. On May 17, yobs smashed a vehicle’s rear windscreen in Windsor Road, then threw a brick through a car window and broke another vehicle’s windscreen in Leeds Road.

  • Keighley Cougars boss ready to wield the axe

    Paul March has threatened to ring the changes as Cougars bid to reignite their campaign at high- flying Leigh on Sunday. Keighley were bundled out of the Northern Rail Cup by Batley last weekend and now have only league matters to focus on.

  • Asda submits new plans for Keighley site

    Supermarket giant Asda still wants to build two large shops at their Keighley site, despite the recession. The company first announced their intention to build two “bulky goods” shops next to their Bradford Street store in 2009, but Bradford Council

  • Bingley pub with a difference wins Camra award

    A pub is toasting its success after winning a real ale group’s Pub of the Season award. Off the Tap in Bingley received the accolade from the Bradford branch of the Campaign For Real Ale (Camra) on Wednesday night. The pub was chosen because

  • Gang is sentenced for supplying drugs in Bradford

    A gang involved in a conspiracy to distribute drugs across West Yorkshire has been given jail sentences totalling more than 40 years. Half a kilogram of high purity cocaine and £26,000 in cash was seized from a car stopped in Bradford. Two

  • Bradford City: Hendrie advises Wells to stay put

    Nahki Wells can become a better striker by ignoring Championship overtures and sticking with City next season. The Bermudian is expected to be hot property this summer following his 26-goal campaign, with the likes of Burnley, Huddersfield, Leeds

  • Three peaks challenge for Bradford charity

    Supporters of a Bradford charity will be striding out for a cause close to their hearts. One in a Million, which helps children and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds by providing education through sports, the arts and enterprise, is hosting

  • Pupils' chance to unearth artefacts from Bradford's past

    Young budding archaeologists hope to unearth clues to the past when they get hands on with excavations in Bradford and Keighley. Students from 20 local schools will take part in the My Place Project, which is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund

  • Probe into Bradford Coroner still continuing

    A top-level investigation is still going on into a series of complaints about suspended Bradford Coroner Dr Peter Straker. The Office for Judicial Complaints aimed to have completed its inquiry within 90 days but that time has now passed with still