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  • Jamie Foster: Bradford Bulls will keep fighting to bitter end

    LAST week's defeat at Huddersfield was obviously a very sad day in the history of Bradford Bulls. They are a massive club and I am sure they will one day return to their former glories. Owner Marc Green and his team appear to be putting a long-term

  • Brook climbs to third after mixed weekend

    DAVID Brook had mixed feelings after the fifth round of the Thundersport GB Superstock at Oulton Park. The Bradford motor cyclist admitted: "My lines into four or five corners were poor due to a lack of track time and, above all, experience on

  • Farsley: Loss of Bantams friendly a massive blow

    FARSLEY boss Neil Parsley has been satisfied with his club's pre-season schedule so far – even though the Bantams pulled the plug on their prestigious midweek friendly. Parsley's men had hit the ground running in their warm-up games with two away

  • Bradford Bulls starlet Sam Wood to stay at Dewsbury Rams

    BULLS starlet Sam Wood will remain at Dewsbury Rams on dual-registration terms for the foreseeable future. The academy product has scored two tries in as many appearances since arriving at the club and looks certain to stay with Glenn Morrison's

  • Summer tennis camps

    SALTS Tennis Club and Pudsey Tennis Club are again running summer camps for children of all abilities aged from four to 16.The courses at Salts are from Monday to Thursday next week, Monday, August 11 to Thursday, August 14 and Tuesday, August 26 to Friday

  • Chance to question Steve Cram

    STEVE Cram, the BBC athletics commentator and former 1500 metres world-record holder, is visiting Ilkley Harriers on the evening of Wednesday, September 10 for a question-and-answer session. Places are limited to club members aged over 11. Meanwhile

  • Duxbury leaves Eagles for personal reasons

    ECCLESHILL United will be under new management this season after confirming that former Bradford City midfielder Lee Duxbury has left the club.Director of football Mark Ellis and football chairman Adrian Benson have settled on a new structure as they

  • Police Ladies in hot form to beat Bees in memorial match

    BOTH goalkeepers were doubtless grateful that the fourth annual Clare Lyness Challenge Cup did not go, as the last two matches had, to extra time and penalties. Chrissy Silberberg (Bingley Bees Ladies) and her counterpart from West Yorkshire Police

  • Futsal launched at Sandylands

    FIVE-a-side Skipton Futsal will be launched at Sandylands Sports Centre on Sunday (7-8pm).Played with a heavy ball that encourages players to pass, the first session is open to anyone over the age of 16 and will cost £3 per player.For more information

  • Controversial victory for Bradshaw

    BRADSHAW are out of the Foster's Halifax League Premier Division relegation places after being controversially awarded their first 12 points of the season. Visitors Triangle only had four players at the ground at 1.30pm last Saturday when virtually

  • Dean Harrison in seventh heaven at Scarborough

    BRADFORD'S current first family of motor cycling have had another bumper weekend. Dean Harrison won seven of his eight races at Scarborough's Oliver's Mount circuit, including retaining the Cock o' the North Trophy, while his dad Conrad triumphed

  • National Table Tennis Day celebrated in style

    THE first National Table Tennis Day was celebrated in the sunshine in Bradford's Centenary Square.Several players from Haworth Hawks Table Tennis Club and Bradford Grammar School demonstrated their ping-pong skills and got at least 100 members of

  • Junior tournament in venue switch

    BPA Juniors' first tournament for youngsters tomorrow (9am-4pm) has changed venue from Hanson Academy to Apperley Bridge Playing Fields.Round-robin sections will be played at under-sevens, under-eights and under-nines age groups.Bradford East MP David

  • Matt Taylor agrees Cheltenham switch

    Matt Taylor has left Bradford City after this afternoon agreeing a two-year deal with Cheltenham. The 32-year-old centre half, who played only four times for the Bantams, will join the League Two club next week. He is likely to be named captain

  • Time for Shipley relief road

    SIR - The closure of one lane of Otley Road near Dockfield Road due to essential gas main replacements is causing misery for motorists travelling from Baildon and further afield towards Shipley and beyond. Even during off-peak times Otley Road

  • Disappointment at loss of supermarket post box

    SIR - A most unlikely casualty of the recent Royal Mail ‘privatisation’ seems to be the post box for customers of Sainsbury’s supermarket, Greengates, where I have shopped regularly since it opened in the 1970s. As this Sunday I found it sealed

  • Get snapping for RSPCA’s Young Photographer Awards

    SIR - With the school summer holidays stretching out ahead of us the RSPCA’s Young Photographer Awards is the perfect boredom buster for children. They could win a brilliant prize for taking a photo of their favourite animal - whether that’s a

  • Congratulations on 'no' to fracking

    SIR - It seems congratulations are due to West Sussex County Council’s planning committee who refused an application for oil and gas exploration that would have led to the controversial process of hydraulic fracking in that area. The proposals

  • Compensate displaced Arab families

    SIR - Apologies to Rudi Leavor, (“Stop the rockets”, Letters, July 23). I’ve visited Israel and know that not all Israeli-Arabs are treated as second-class citizens, (at least not all the time). One such person wrote in last weekend’s Observer

  • Slating unfair as MP speaks out over Palestine

    SIR - The Lib-Dems need to change their name. To Illiberal Undemocrats. The way they have treated David Ward, MP, for his word of solidarity with the Palestinian people as they react to Israeli bombings and invasion is far from the great liberal

  • On This Day - July 25, 2014

    From the T&A... 25 years ago: Bradford Northern chairman Chris Caisley said he was "disappointed" after being forced to admit defeat in the club's bid to sign Paul Medley, after having a record offer of £100,000 for the strong-running second

  • Pointing the way ahead for new housing

    The news that Bradford Council is to build more than 200 affordable homes is welcome, because it is exactly the sort of housing provision the district needs.For some time now the Telegraph & Argus has been highlighting, through the Save Our Green

  • Guiseley call off friendly to protect pitch

    BRADFORD Park Avenue’s preparations for the Conference North season continue with another friendly tomorrow but rivals Guiseley have an unexpected free weekend. Mark Bower’s side were scheduled to play Nuneaton Town at Nethermoor but the game was

  • Ryan Sidebottom: It's must-win now for Yorkshire

    RYAN Sidebottom believes Yorkshire will have done it the hard way if they qualify for the NatWest T20 Blast quarter-finals tonight.The Vikings face Sidebottom’s former county Nottinghamshire at Headingley in the final group game with their hopes

  • Davies helping to end Otley's 21-year wait for title

    OTLEY'S decision to persuade James Davies to rejoin them last season could turn out to be the masterstroke that brings the Aire-Wharfe League championship to Cross Green for the first time since 1993. Always contenders – since their eighth place

  • No place like home for Bingley St Ives challenge

    DANE Bairstow will be surprised if a Bingley St Ives player fails to land the Bradford Open on their home course on Sunday. A healthy contingent of the 68-strong field are from the host club and feature several former professionals and top district

  • Longest Bradford League season for cellar-dwellers Windhill

    WINDHILL won five successive Bradford League championships from 1937-41 and were runners-up as recently as 1994 and 1995.Now, however, they sit rock bottom of Division Two with 55 points – a whopping 50 points behind second-from-bottom Spen Victoria

  • Dan Fleming is Bradford Bulls' first new signing for 2015

    CASTLEFORD prop Dan Fleming will join the Bulls on a two-year deal to become the club’s first new signing for next season. After Lee Gaskell and Dale Ferguson agreed to stay at Odsal in the wake of the club’s relegation, Fleming will bolster Bradford's

  • Bradford City ready for Rover time as pre-season steps up

    PHIL Parkinson believes City are ready for the jump in class when Blackburn visit Valley Parade tomorrow. After facing lower-level opposition so far, the Bantams step it up against the Championship side in the first home game of pre-season.

  • Mother dishonestly claimed around £50,000 in benefits

    A mother dishonestly claimed around £50,000 which could have been used for the benefit of schoolchildren and hospital patients, a court heard yesterday. Kathleen Mawdsley, 32, claimed more than £116,000 in housing benefit, Income Support and Jobseekers

  • Bradford man jailed for using car as a weapon

    A man who used his car as a weapon to ram into his partner's former boyfriend as he walked on the pavement has been jailed for eight months. Dale Cunningham missed a 17-year-old schoolgirl by inches when he drove on to the pavement and deliberately

  • Angling Lines

    BRADFORD CITY AA Although there have been a few rainstorms during the week, water levels in most rivers are still low and fishing conditions are often difficult, especially during the day. However, members continue to report some good catches from