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  • Foresters get a chance to shine

    WHARFEDALE Foresters' players can give a further indication of their promise tomorrow when the Greens have their first pre-season match at home to Stourbridge (3.00). With holidays and cricket having an influence on selection, the Dalesmen's coach

  • T&A in commercial link with Bradford Bulls

    THE Telegraph & Argus have launched an exciting new partnership with the Bulls.Bradford's daily paper have become an official commercial partner of the club on an initial one-year agreement.Already on board as a media partner of the First Utility

  • Saints bidding to derail Cleck's double bid

    CLECKHEATON, who won the Division One title for the first time last year and are on their way to retaining it, could be considered to be the ultimate team at the moment in the JCT600 Bradford League.Pudsey Congs and Woodlands have both enjoyed their periods

  • Gale: We can end our 12-year itch with a double

    YORKSHIRE can end their 12-year wait for silverware in the most emphatic of ways this summer – by winning the double, according to captain Andrew Gale. Gale’s side beat Sussex in the LV= County Championship at Scarborough earlier in the week to

  • Summer signings boost in-form Salem

    BRADFORD Salem should be full of confidence as they prepare for another tilt at promotion from SSE Yorkshire Division Two.The Shay Laners have already won the Skiptens Tournament and have made five new signings, including strengthening their Keighley

  • Waterloo Cup bid is consolation prize

    YORKSHIRE ladies' crown green bowling team had a disappointing end to their title hopes in the Inter-County Championships when they were beaten 417-387 by Warwick & Worcester last Sunday.The home team, playing at Paddock C&BC, battled against

  • City ladies seeking swift revenge

    BRADFORD City open their new season in the FA Women's Premier League tomorrow with a trip to Preston North End – and a point to prove!It was an emphatic last-day defeat at Preston that cost City the runners-up spot in the league's Northern

  • Serious crash mars Harrison's weekend

    DEAN Harrison experienced the highs and lows of motorcycle racing at the Ulster Grand Prix last weekend. The Bradford ace had a superb podium finish in the Superstock race, missing out on a share of gold by one-thousandth of a second before crashing

  • Former Bull Mercer is new Yorkshire Carnegie coach

    GREENE King IPA Championship club Yorkshire Carnegie have appointed former Bulls player Gary Mercer as their head coach on a two-year contract. He replaces Bulls legend Jimmy Lowes, who left Headingley in June to take the reins at Odsal. Ex-New

  • Bower: Never mind the depth, feel the quality at Guiseley

    GUISELEY boss Mark Bower believes the quality of his squad, rather than the depth of it, has helped them overcome their early-season injury setbacks. The Lions' two main centre backs both suffered injuries, one of them long-term, in the final friendly

  • 25 years in business for Keighley firm

    A FIRM established in Keighley 25 years ago is celebrating its anniversary.Ingrow-based General Anaesthetic Services was founded by managing director Paul Carter in 1989.The business services and manufactures anaesthetic vaporisers for organisations such

  • Late blast of summer provides city centre entertainment

    A LATE blast of summer hit Bradford today as Centenary Square was turned into a fairground by a city charity.The free Summer Blast event featured a host of family-friendly activities including hook-a-duck, penalty shoot-out competition photobooth, face

  • Local derby clash brought forward

    CAMPION'S local derby against Tyersal in the West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division has been brought forward 24 hours to Tuesday.This is so that players from both sides can watch the City v Leeds tie in the Capital One Cup.

  • Avenue sign Blades youngster on loan

    AVENUE have signed Sheffield United youngster Julian Banton on loan until Sunday, September 21. The centre half was a regular for the Blades' under-18 and under-21 teams last season and impressed in the pre-season friendly at Horsfall Stadium,

  • Reserves flying high

    BRIGHOUSE Town Reserves made it two wins from as many matches in the Lancashire League after a 2-0 victory against their Eccleshill United counterparts. Will Tolley opened the scoring in the first half and Callum Charlton added a second goal.

  • Bradford Bulls: Pitts formally cautioned

    BULLS loanee Jay Pitts has been formally cautioned by the RFL's match review panel for a dangerous throw on Hull FC opponent Tom Lineham in the 63rd minute of their Super League clash last Sunday.Dean Hadley of Hull has also been formally cautioned

  • Old Sun pub in Haworth sold to new company

    A HAWORTH pub has been sold to a new company as part of a major deal.The Old Sun Hotel, in West Lane, has been sold by Greene King to Hawthorn Leisure. It is one of 275 properties across the UK to have acquired by Hawthorn, which is run by Gerry Carroll

  • Guiseley's Ethica Resourcing launches new service

    RECRUITMENT consultancy Ethica Resourcing has launched a new service to help employers reduce costs and meet regulatory compliance standards when hiring and managing temporary staff.The Guiseley-based consultancy has worked with Herefordshire Council

  • New defibrillator kit for Silsden community centre

    A NEW defibrillator kit installed at a community centre could help save a life in future. Craven ward councillors Adrian Naylor and Chris Atkinson have welcomed the device's installation on the outside of Silsden's Gloucester Avenue Community Centre

  • Kirklees youth worker Peter Woodhouse retires after 56 years

    A YOUTH worker is retiring after more than half a century of working with youngsters in Kirklees.Peter Woodhouse, 72, will call time on his career at the end of this month.He started working at his local youth club in 1958 in his spare time, as well coaching

  • Police and firefighters called out to fire at children's home

    POLICE and firefighters were sent to a children's home in Allerton, Bradford, last night after a sofa was set alight. A crew from Fairweather Green station dealt with the fire and the matter was dealt with by police at the scene, said a spokesman

  • Police hunt Land Rover thieves

    A LAND Rover was stolen outside an address in Halifax Road, Cullingworth, today. Police said the black Defender XS905 Station Wagon (pictured) was taken between 2.30am and 3.15am. It has the registration plate YF60 VZB. A police spokesman

  • Homes in Bradford evacuated over gas blast fears

    A PREGNANT woman, children and homeowners were evacuated from their homes in Bradford due to fears of a major gas explosion early today.Firefighters from Odsal were called to the junction of Holme Lane and Tong Street shortly after midnight where a damaged

  • Wyke's Universal Carbon Fibres is bought out

    SPECIALIST textile manufacturer Universal Carbon Fibres , based at Wyke, Bradford, has been acquired by a US company which said the deal would significantly increase its international presence .UCF, which makes high performance yarns and fabrics , mainly

  • Bradford City keep it light during heavy schedule

    CITY have taken the softly, softly approach to ensure the team will come out firing against Posh tomorrow. After three away games on the bounce, Phil Parkinson has limited the players to light training sessions to top up energy levels for their

  • Oh baby! Liddle won't tire of Bradford City's fast start

    YOU won’t hear new dad Gary Liddle complaining about City’s hectic opening schedule.After three straight games on the road, the Bantams are relieved to be back at Valley Parade tomorrow to face Darren Ferguson’s Peterborough.But midfielder

  • Angling lines

    Latest from the local angling scene SALTAIRE AA Result of Sunday’s match at Tong Park: 1 Tony Kenny 5lb 5oz; 2 Scott Weston 4lb 12oz; 3= Mark Proctor, Adrian Hillary 2lb 7oz. On an extremely windy day, with some heavy showers, all ten anglers caught

  • Sheehan: I owe Bradford City for helping me deal with my loss

    ALAN Sheehan admits he has been “overwhelmed” by the support from City and the fans since the sudden death of his mother. Anne passed away the same night that City beat Morecambe in the Capital One Cup. The left back missed the Walsall game after

  • One in seven Bradford workers are now self-employed

    MORE than one in seven workers in Bradford are their “own boss” after a self-employment boom, new figures show. The city has joined a remarkable trend away from traditional jobs, which has led to Britain becoming the self-employment capital of

  • Man blamed the devil when he attacked his sister

    A SCHIZOPHRENIC man who blamed the devil when he attacked his sister and stabbed a knife into his mother's furniture, has been made the subject of a Hospital Order.Cameron Hussain, 21, appeared in the dock at Bradford Crown Court yesterday with two

  • Housing group axes Bradford training centre

    A HOUSING association's training and employment service which has served 9,300 young people across the Bradford district has closed due to worsening results. The Accent Group, based in Shipley, has delivered opportunities for trainees, mainly in construction