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  • Mutual League's first captains' meeting

    The Bradford Mutual Sunday School League are holding their first ever captains’ meeting tomorrow night at Great Horton Church Cricket Club (7.30). All club captains should attend but if they are unavailable, a vice-captain should be sent instead

  • Hunsworth face Field in Senior Cup final

    Hunsworth (West Riding County Amateur League) and Field Sports & Social (West Yorkshire League) will contest the Bradford & District FA Saturday Senior Cup final tomorrow night at Eccleshill United’s Plumpton Park (7.00). Hunsworth reached

  • Lacklustre Farsley's play-off bid falls flat

    Farsley’s promotion hopes were left as shattered as a cracked chocolate egg following a frustrating Easter Monday afternoon at Throstle Nest. Neil Parsley’s men were running out of chances following a nightmare run of fixtures against their Evo-Stik

  • Guiseley's play-off bid goes to the wire

    Workington 1, Guiseley 1 Guiseley failed to seal their place in the Skrill Conference North play-offs with a game to spare when they were held to a draw at already-relegated Workington. That means the battle for the last play-off place will

  • McDermott ready to talk about transfer targets

    Leeds United 0, Nottingham Forest 2 Leeds United boss Brian McDermott has a list of players he would like to bring in over the summer to strengthen a squad that has failed to challenge for the play-offs this season. New owner Massimo Cellino

  • Avenue draw after second-half fade-out

    Bradford Park Avenue 1, Stalybridge Celtic 1 Bradford Park Avenue’s final home game of the campaign ended with a tame second-half display which allowed Stalybridge Celtic to come from a goal down and snatch a crucial point. The visitors’ status

  • Memories of city in the 1950s

    Women’s memories of coming to live in Bradford, from South East Asia, have been made into a film as part of a heritage project. Women who settled in Bradford in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s have been interviewed about their experiences of immigration

  • Brooks: My move to Yorkshire was the right one

    Jack Brooks believes his performance with bat and ball and Yorkshire’s winning position in their ongoing LV= County Championship match against his former county Northamptonshire has helped to justify his decision to leave Wantage Road in late 2012.

  • Brooks put Yorkshire on top

    New-ball bowler Jack Brooks has left his former county Northamptonshire on the ropes with a five-wicket burst during a remarkable second afternoon of the LV= County Championship match at Headingley. Brooks struck five times in his second spell

  • Ilkley tweet campaign is hailed a success

    A social networking initiative launched by an Ilkley PR firm to help businesses to promote their services and generate visitors to the town has celebrated its first anniversary. During that time ‘#Ilkleyhour’ has seen around 300 businesses join

  • Full-time: Wigan Warriors 84 Bradford Bulls 6

    4:42pm Wigan Warriors 84, Bradford Bulls 6 John Bateman was on the scoresheet against his former club today as the Bulls slipped to their heaviest-ever Super League defeat. It was a nightmare afternoon from start to

  • UPDATE: Up to 100 firefighters tackle huge chemical blaze

    Firefighters from the Bradford district are among those tackling a huge blaze at a chemicals store in Leeds. Crews from Bradford, Fairweather Green, Shipley, Rawdon and Cleckheaton fire stations are helping to man 20 fire appliances at the incident

  • Murder probe police arrest two men following stab death

    Murder-probe detectives have arrested two men after a man died of stab wounds at a Bradford house. Police arrested a 30-year-old man in Manningham early today. Hours later arrested a 29-year-old man was detained, also in Manningham. A 58

  • 'Guiding has so much to offer'

    When Shagufta Sharif was a child, she longed to join the Brownies. “I didn’t really know what they were, but I loved the uniforms!” she says. “There wasn’t much going on with Brownies where I lived, but it wouldn’t have been an option for me anyway

  • Haworth GP through to photographic contest finals

    A Haworth GP’s stunning photography of the dramatic landscape of Iceland has propelled him to the final rounds of UK and European competitions. Ross Brown’s Icelandic exhibition, featuring images from his 2013 visit to Iceland’s glaciers, has been

  • Step back in time for a good cause in Calverley

    Walkers will be following a route dating back to the Middle Ages to raise funds for a good cause. Organisers of Calverley’s annual Millennium Walk, sponsored by Calverley Rotary Club, are inviting people to join them on the seven-mile stroll around

  • Flexitallic staff raise cash for Sam Bottomley appeal

    Employees at a Cleckheaton firm held a fundraising raffle to raise money for cerebral palsy sufferer Sam Bottomley. Sam, of Mirfield, needs £35,000 for a life-changing operation that could eventually allow him to walk unaided. Employees of Flexitallic

  • Keighley retirement home tenants enjoy cake decorating contest

    Tenants from two retirement housing schemes found the ingredient for success in a cake decorating contest – with some help from children. Older residents from Anchor’s Queen Elizabeth Court, in Fell Lane, Keighley, and Thornfield at Haworth created

  • Totally Local shopping campaign to be launched in Saltaire

    World Heritage village Saltaire is going Totally Locally. On Saturday the village will officially join in a national award-winning shop local campaign to promote the area and all it has to offer. It ties in with Saltaire Heritage weekend when

  • Keighley Gala retinue chosen

    Keighley Gala’s retinue has been selected. These youngsters were chosen following a contest at the town’s New Variety Club. Junior Queen will be Natalia Villasanta, nine, a pupil at Nessfield Primary School in Keighley. Her interests include

  • Shipley firm gets Queen's export award

    A Shipley company is among the best of British businesses to receive a Queen’s Award for Enterprise this year. CarnaudMetalbox Engin-eering Ltd, in Dockfield Road, which employs more than 280 people, is among 160 companies to receive the prestigious

  • Hide and seek with the mice in Thornton

    Visitors to an arts and heritage centre have been playing hide and seek with a family of mice. Children can explore the South Square Centre at Thornton, Bradford, until Sunday. April 27, and hunt down the family of mice hiding in the galleries

  • Man, 52, arrested after "road rage attack" in Bradford

    A man of 52 was being quizzed by detectives last night about an alleged ‘road rage’ incident which left another man with a fractured skull. Police said a dispute took place at traffic lights in Smiddles Lane at the junction with Manchester Road

  • Bradford garage staff help good cause

    Garage staff in Bradford haves demonstrated their car know-how and generosity by digging deep for a Bangers and Cash charity challenge. St Enoch’s Garage in Wibsey took part in the four-day nationwide challenge which raised £8,500 for automotive

  • MP calls for action over opening new railway stations

    An MP is calling on transport bosses to take bids to re-open railway stations at Arthington and Horsforth Woodside seriously. Greg Mulholland (Lib Dem, Leeds North West) said both proposals could form part of the solution to local transport problems

  • First new diocese in 85 years is unveiled

    The first new diocese in the Church of England for 85 years came into being yesterday as three dioceses, including Bradford, were merged. The Diocese of West Yorkshire and the Dales is the largest in the country running from Barnsely in the south

  • Road safety plans in wake of tragic Bradford deaths

    Steps are set to be taken to improve safety on a Bradford road where three pedestrians have been killed since 2010. Manningham Lane is one of five roads in the Bradford West area where priority action is said to be needed to reduce deaths and serious

  • Radio firm expands in Salts Mill

    A high-tech business has taken on an extra 20,000 square feet of factory space in Salts Mill in Saltaire. Radio Design, which develops and makes radio frequency products for wireless communications markets, now has more than 60,000 square foot

  • Ambulance service makes savings through tyre partnership

    A tailored tyre service for ambulances has cut running costs for the Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust by a fifth. Eight months into a new three- year deal with ATS Euromaster, tyre replacements have been reduced by 20 per cent which equals

  • Steeton children make foreign friends

    Schoolchildren chatted with youngsters in Italy, Poland and Slovenia. The pupils of Steeton Primary School, near Keighley, took part in an international video conference call. The call – which was projected on a giant screen – was part of the

  • High Sheriff presents awards at Bradford ceremony

    Bradford projects have been honoured at a High Sheriff’s award ceremony receiving recognition for their work. It was one of the last engagements carried out by Virginia Lloyd before she stepps down as High Sheriff of West Yorkshire. The organisations

  • MP David Ward in pledge to help West Bowling residents

    An MP is working towards reforms that would prevent problems seen on a Bradford estate over the winter months from happening again. Bradford East Lib Dem MP David Ward is working with the Energy Secretary Ed Davey to make sure companies working

  • Decimated Bradford Bulls face almighty task against Wigan

    Francis Cummins is demanding an improvement from his players as the Bulls seek to defy the odds and topple champions Wigan today. Cummins could not hide his frustration after his men were thumped by Leeds on Thursday and another tough test now

  • McArdle: Bantams defence has been a real tour de four-ce

    Rory McArdle aims to extend City’s reputation as mean guests by making it four clean sheets in a row on their travels today. The Northern Ireland international wants Swindon added to the list that contains Leyton Orient, Coventry and Rotherham

  • Two men hunted in murder probe after man dies of stab wounds

    Murder-probe detectives are hunting two men after a man died of stab wounds at a Bradford house. A woman arrested at the scene on suspicion of the killing remained in custody today after what was believed to have started as a domestic incident.