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  • Yorkshire celebrate 'massive' title tonic

    YORKSHIRE ended a 13-year wait for the County Championship title after racing to victory by an innings and 152 runs over Nottinghamshire in just over an hour's play at Trent Bridge. Resuming the final morning on 149-5, Notts were dismissed for

  • Bradford Dragons make double signing

    BRADFORD Dragons have announced two major additions to their squad for the upcoming English Basketball League campaign. The club have secured the signings of former England international Jason Swaine and Great Britain under-20 international John Bantock.Three-point

  • Change in policy agreed for complaints about councillors

    COMPLAINTS against councillors which are deemed to be malicious, politically-motivated or 'tit for tat' can be thrown out more easily, after a change in Bradford Council's policies.And investigations into complaints will not usually be started

  • Premier crew face off in the cup

    THIS weekend will see the first of the GOALS SOCCER-sponsored League Cup ties take place and there are two Bradford Sunday Alliance League all-Premier ties in the first round of the Senior Cup. Sandy Lane, who have made a quite start to the season

  • Car passenger fights for life after driver fled crash scene

    A CAR passenger was last night fighting for life in hospital after the car in which he was travelling was involved in a high speed crash in Bradford. The red Volkswagen Golf, was being driven at high speed along Gilpin Street when it crashed into

  • Thackley ring the changes

    IN THE week when the club parted company with Andy Patterson and his number two Mark Watson, club secretary Mark Holstead explained the reasons behind the changes. Holstead said: “The club would like to place on record their thanks to Andy and

  • Brighouse Town Reserves sunk by late double

    LEADERS Brighouse Town Reserves let slip a 2-1 advantage to lose 3-2 against fellow Lancashire League high-fliers AFC Emley after conceding two goals in injury time. Will Tolley and Barry Frankland had scored for Town.Silsden Development lost 5-0 at

  • Forgetting older people

    SIR - On Saturday, May 1, 2010 the Telegraph & Argus published a number of commitments from the Tories. One of them was about various things the Conservatives would do to protect older people: “If you want a Conservative government on May 8

  • Khunais wants to be King for more than a day

    BRADFORD boxer Khunais Khan may only be six, but he already has a nickname, has been to Brendan Ingle's world-famous gym in Sheffield and is due to visit undefeated five-weight world champion Floyd Mayweather's stateside establishment in December.

  • Call to junior footballers

    CAMPION Juniors, who have most of their teams playing in the top divisions of their respective leagues, are seeking new players to strengthen their squads. Parents of interested children aged from under-eight up to under-14 can call Richard on

  • Roll up for Bradford's best deal...

    Thursday afternoon sees me in Waterstones in Bradford, a cathedral of books slumbering beneath the vaulted ceiling that echoes with the industrial ghosts of the city's past. Or some such nonsense. "Don't panic," says Jane from Waterstones. I hadn't

  • Bulman crowned over-60s champion

    IRENE Bulman won the Bradford ladies over-60s singles bowls title at Queensbury. RESULTS – Afternoon League: Baildon 184, Oakenshaw 184; Queensbury 181, Peel 128; Idle 135, West 182; Bailiff Bridge 139, Harold Club 195.

  • Utility workers walk into cannabis farm

    POLICE are investigating after utility workers stumbled upon a cannabis farm with around 50 mature plants at a house in Bradford.Gas supply workers had a warrant to enter an address in Wibsey and found the plants growing inside, so called police.It emerged

  • Court File: 26 people up before Bradford Magistrates

    The following have been dealt with by Bradford Magistrates: Lee Anthony Rowley, aged 36, of Clay Hill Drive, Wyke; failure to supply a specimen, community order made with curfew, £260 costs, banned from driving for 24 months. Nicky James Scull

  • Keighley man, 68, denies 17 historic child sex offences

    A 68-YEAR-old man has pleaded not guilty to 17 charges of sexually abusing two children dating back almost 30 years. Derrick Hooley, of Main Street, Farnhill, near Keighley, faces charges said to have taken place between 1985 and 1995. He is

  • Give schools better access to funding

    A multicultural society has its benefits, but it can also have financial implications. That is especially true for schools who have to adjust to the changing demographics and that is something that Bradford is discovering as the population evolves

  • Bulls launch 2015 home jersey

    THE all-new Bulls 2015 home shirt was unveiled at 'An Evening with the Bulls' last night and is based on the design of the 1994-95 jersey. It was worn by the likes of Robbie Hunter-Paul, Brian McDermott and Paul Medley, and is designed to commemorate

  • Yorkshire win County Championship title

    Yorkshire completed their surge to a first County Championship title in 13 years as Ryan Sidebottom led the way against his old club Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge. Veteran seamer Sidebottom finished with 6-30, and nine wickets in the match, as

  • ‘Savs’ are back, boosted by a summer festival success

    THE music and mirth of Gilbert and Sullivan comes to Guiseley tomorrow. The West Yorkshire Savoyards are presenting a “punchy, toe-tapping and thrilling” production of one of the most popular G&S operas, Iolanthe, which combines beautiful melodies

  • Actress Vicky Binns relishing role as silver screen siren

    SHE has the looks of a screen goddess and the voice of a cartoon chipmunk. So when silent movies make way for talkies, poor Lina Lamont finds her career in tatters. Lina is the “uniquely-voiced” silent film star who lights up the big screen with

  • Taking a musical tour through Lindisfarne’s past

    TWO former members of the iconic Tyneside folk-rock group Lindisfarne are bringing their new tour to the district tonight. Ray Laidlaw, the band’s original drummer, and Billy Mitchell, lead singer in the group’s final line-up from 1995 to their

  • Electrical fault starts Shipley fire

    AN ELECTRICAL fault sparked a fire which seriously damaged a double garage at a home in Shipley early this morning. Shipley firefighters dealt with the 3am fire at a house in Moorhead Lane which destroyed the large garage door and was caused by

  • House in Keighley damaged in triple arson attack

    AN ARSON attack in which three blazes were deliberately lit around a house in Keighley was tackled by firefighters in the early hours of Friday morning.Rubbish piled beneath a window, an area of decking and also a wheelie bin to the side of the property

  • New look for Bradford Bulls almost complete

    JIMMY Lowes' squad was all but completed after the Bulls unveiled five new signings and a revamped coaching staff last night. Jay Pitts, Jean-Philippe Baile, Samir Tahraoui, Lucas Walshaw and Paul Clough were announced as the latest recruits at

  • '50 people working on child sexual exploitation in Bradford'

    AROUND 50 people are working on child sexual exploitation in Bradford. One police inspector, a sergeant, six detective constables, two police constables and a further PC are all involved in working with children, alongside health service and social

  • Mclean must fight for his chance with Bradford City

    PHIL Parkinson has told Aaron Mclean that he has to earn his City place on form, not reputation.The striker has had a slow start to the campaign after missing the whole of pre-season with a calf injury.He scored the winner at Morecambe but has so far

  • Fans divided over Bradford Bulls season tickets

    SEASON tickets for 2015 were launched at last night's 'An Evening with the Bulls' – but not all fans were impressed. An '1863 Members Club' was unveiled, which gives season-ticket holders access to a minimum of four exclusive events, discounts

  • Andrew Davies column: We'll bounce back quickly from off-day

    LOSING to Yeovil was a real off day but you are going to get them through the season.The manager and the staff always prepare the team as best they can but once the whistle goes, it is down to the players to give it everything.Unfortunately it didn&rsquo

  • Starlight Hike set to sparkle for Oxenhope hospice Manorlands

    AN ANNUAL night-time walk is adding sparkle to fundraising at a hospice in the district.The Manorlands Sue Ryder hospice, in Oxenhope, near Keighley, stages its popular Starlight Hike next Saturday, September 20.Among those preparing to take part is a

  • Quality of life in Bradford is on the up, survey shows

    PEOPLE'S quality of life in Bradford is the third best out of the UK's major cities, according to new research out today. This time last year the city was bottom of the pile in the Quality of Living Index which compares the 12 largest cities across