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  • Stray cat stuck - behind car's dashboard

    A woman drove to a fire station for help after the stray cat she had rescued escaped and hid behind the dashboard of her car. The lady was on her way to a cat rescue centre in Allerton, Bradford, when the animal got out of the carrier it was in

  • McDermott craves end to turbulence at Leeds United

    Yeovil 1 Leeds United 2 Brian McDermott is desperate to avoid any more drama off the pitch as Leeds ended another turbulent week with victory at Yeovil. It was confirmed on Friday that controversial Italian businessman Massimo Cellino had bought

  • Cellino: I'll buy Leeds United ground back

    Prospective Leeds owner Massimo Cellino has vowed to “work together” with manager Brian McDermott and to buy back their Elland Road ground. A lawyer acting on behalf of Cellino sacked McDermott on January 31, before he was reinstated two days later

  • Wharfedale blow as Hull claim rare victory

    Wharfedale 7 Hull Ionians 17 After dominating the first 20 minutes Wharfedale started making mistakes and Hull grew in confidence as they belied their lowly position to run out worthy winners. Their determination showed in a superb second-half

  • Revitalised Otley cause Park strife

    Otley 14 Sedgley Park 12 This was an excellent all-round performance as Otley recovered their early-season form to beat fourth-placed Sedgley Park. Otley matched in every area a Park side that included Steve Collins, who has taken over as the

  • Bradford & Bingley question prop ruling in Sandal defeat

    Bradford & Bingley 6 Sandal 15 There is little doubt that Sandal, who defended superbly, deserved to win this derby – but there was still a ‘what if’ moment. In the 31st minute, referee Nick Ramsden sin-binned both of Sandal’s props – Luke

  • Bradford business people invited to Tour de France roadshow

    Business people are being invited to find out more about the Grand Départ of the Tour de France coming to Yorkshire at a roadshow at the Alhambra Theatre today at 6pm. It is being organised by Welcome to Yorkshire, the tourism agency which led

  • Parsley’s game-plan ‘worked to a tee’

    Bamber Bridge 0 Farsley 1 Farsley climbed to second place after a battling victory at promotion rivals Bamber Bridge. Neil Parsley’s men went close very early when Aiden Savory’s curling shot flew just wide but the home side soon showed their

  • 13-man Cleckheaton cling on to end rivals' unbeaten home run

    West Hartlepool 10 Cleckheaton 17 Cleckheaton ended West Hartlepool’s unbeaten home record in a fractious game at Brinkburn. The visitors had the benefit of a strong Teesside wind in the first period and capitalised with tries from Jack Bickerdike

  • Sugden stars in morale-boosting win for Keighley

    Moore 0 Keighley 50 Without a league game due to York’s involvement in the Intermediate Cup, Keighley gained a confidence-boosting win at Warrington-based Moore in a friendly. In atrocious weather, the visitors warmed to their task with an

  • Bradford Park Avenue hoping for better luck tomorrow night

    Bradford Park Avenue boss John Deacey was denied the chance to renew rivalries with Lee Sinnott as Altrincham’s Moss Lane pitch failed a morning pitch inspection on Saturday. The postponement prevented new loan signing Joel Hazel from making his

  • Otley student Robert's 16,000-mile Mongolian adventure

    An Otley student is part of a two-man team about to set off on a 16,000-mile fundraising trip. Robert Templeton and fellow University of Bath undergraduate Jack Eddy are undertaking the famous Mongol Rally – in an underpowered old car that cost

  • Welcome for plan to slow down Keighley drivers

    More speed humps are planned in the Highfield area of Keighley. The traffic-calming measures are proposed in several streets to slam the brakes on speeding motorists. And a speed table will be installed in Mornington Street, where humps introduced

  • Events planned in Ilkley to mark outbreak of First World War

    Events to mark the centenary of the First World War’s outbreak are being planned in Ilkley. Music from the last Edwardian summer will be performed at St Margaret’s Church in August as part of Ilkley Summer Festival, and a councillor has asked Ilkley

  • Man recovering after fire scare

    A man found on fire at a property in Steadman Terrace, Leeds Road, Bradford, was recovering in Leeds General Infirmary at the weekend. The man, in his 20s, was said to have suffered extensive burns to his face and chest in the incident on Friday

  • Craven Heifer at Addingham wins national honour

    A Wharfedale Inn has been honoured with a prestigious silver award from tourism body Visit England. The Craven Heifer, in Main Street, Addingham, was given the award in recognition of the quality of its accommodation, food, housekeeping, service

  • Bradford pupils take part in world sign language record bid

    Bradford primary schools are hoping to see their names added to the world record books after they took part in an event to raise awareness of sign language. Sign2sign was a charity event to have the most people signing and singing a song on the

  • Helpers needed for beer festival

    Volunteers are being sought to help out at Horsforth Beer and Cider Festival. The event, in St Margaret’s Hall, Church Lane, is organised by the church and run entirely by volunteers. Organisers are looking for helpers to work a shift behind