Wharfedale 32, Darlington Mowden Park 18 Wharfedale recorded their first home league win since December 2013 with a convincing SSE National League One display over newcomers Darlington Mowden Park. Leading 18-10 at half-time, Dale put together
Otley 17, Preston Grasshoppers 24 Going 12 points down with ten minutes remaining, Otley fought back to quickly get No 8 Jack Paul Scott over in this SSE National League Two North encounter. Then they were straight back to hammer the visitors
Bradford & Bingley 34, Old Crossleyans 8 Bradford & Bingley thoroughly deserved the five points from their first home game of the SSE North One East season, and for much of the game looked different class. However, Old Crossleyans were
Leeds Medics & Dentists 14, Bradford Salem 43 Kiwi No 8 Kris Falwasser fittingly scored a brace of tries in his final appearance as Bradford Salem secured their first bonus-point win of the season in SSE Yorkshire Division Two over newly-promoted
BRADFORD Gymkhana suffered the double disappointment of seeing both their teams go down on the result of one game in the Mutual Sunday School League on Saturday. Their A team suffered a two-wicket defeat at the hands of champions Girlington to
Cleckheaton 37, Wirral 20 These two promoted clubs put on a great show for the crowd as Cleckheaton gained an SSE National League Three North bonus-point win in a game which could have gone either way until the strong home pack asserted their superior
COUGARS and Sheffield Eagles are prepared to take joint action against the RFL over the non-punishment of fielding ineligible players in the dual registration row. Cougars chairman Gary Fawcett estimates that last weekend’s relegation will cost
YORKSHIRE chairman Colin Graves has pointed to the change in the club’s coaching structure at the end of 2011 as a primary reason for their LV= County Championship title success this year. At the end of that season, they had been relegated to Division
Knottingley 25, Keighley 5 Keighley started well in this SSE Yorkshire Division Two clash, having the edge in the loose and taking the game to the bigger Knottingley pack. Some sleight of hand from prop Craig Spencer gave winger Luke Carter
FARSLEY are through to the second qualifying round of the FA Cup after a comfortable 2-1 win over Frickley Athletic. Frickley play their football a division higher than Farsley in the Evo-Stik League structure but they are bottom of the higher
Hednesford Town 1 Guiseley 1 TEN-man Guiseley were denied an unlikely victory in heart-breaking fashion as Hednesford Town netted a stoppage-time equaliser. The Lions had been a man down for most of the second half after centre back Danny Ellis
Thackley 1 Pickering Town 1 THE new regime stopped the rot as Thackley put an end to a five-match losing streak with a point at home against a good Pickering Town side in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division. Thackley
Lowestoft Town 3 Bradford Park Avenue 2 BRADFORD Park Avenue go into tonight’s home clash with Oxford City desperate for points after a fourth consecutive defeat in Vanarama Conference North. All four losses have been suffered in close games
Old Grovians 43, Baildon 5 OLD Grovians made it two wins from two, following up their victory over Bramley Phoenix with a six-try SSE Yorkshire Division Three derby victory over Baildon, who have now lost both their matches. Grovians made their
THE destination of the Division A title took a potentially decisive switch following the penultimate round of fixtures. New Wortley were bowled out for 126 as they suffered a shock 35-run defeat at Tong Park Esholt. Simon Hogan made 71 for Tong
Champions Undercliffe underlined their status as the best side in the Second Division, ending the season with an emphatic five-wicket win over second-placed Saltaire. But Bankfoot seamer Greg Colehan just failed to reach the coveted landmark of
STUDENTS are staging a play re-enacting the first recruitment drive of young men from South Craven and other parts of the district to the battlefields of the First World War.The production, being performed by young people from the Skipton Academy, recounts
DOZENS of students in the district have been given an insight into what it is like to be a referee at the highest levels of professional English football.Premier league ref Bobby Madley dropped into Oakbank School, in Keighley, to meet about 40 year nine
BIRSTALL actress Tracy Brabin has thrown her support behind a campaign to safeguard four libraries in Batley and Spen.Kirklees Council is currently consulting on what services should be retained as it prepares to make cuts imposed by central Government.The
A MAN wanted on suspicion of robbery in Poland has been arrested in Bradford, West Yorkshire Police said. The 36-year-old was found at a house in Manningham on Friday night and was arrested on a European warrant. He is currently being held in Bradford
A CHARITY is appealing for donations of unwanted laptop computers to help improve the IT skills of carers across Airedale.The machines will be renovated and used by clients of the Carers’ Resource.The organisation's CReate service runs free
A MAN required hospital treatment for smoke inhalation after a house fire in Brighouse in the early hours of Saturday morning. Crews from Brighouse and Elland were called to Brookfoot Lane at 4.08am, but the blaze, thought to have been started by a chip
SALTAIRE Festival kicked off in style over the weekend, with visitors flocking to various sites around the village for a "great spread" of family events. The opening weekend of the festival, which runs until Sunday, featured art, theatre, dancing
BRADFORD was filled with chess lovers from Grandmasters to complete novices as the second annual CHESStival took over City Park on Saturday. Hundreds of people attended to check out the fun, which featured the chance to play on three giant chess sets,
A Bradford library was chosen as one of 200 libraries across the country to host a big book giveaway as part of Save the Children's national literacy campaign.The event, held on Saturday at Holme Wood library, was part of a scheme to encourage parents
A RIDDLESDEN army cadet has followed in the footsteps of famous Scottish explorer Sir Alexander Mackenzie and completed a gruelling trek in the Rocky Mountains.James Lewis was among 13 cadets from across the region chosen to take part in the three-week
POLICE have named the boy who died following a road traffic collision in Gilpin Street, Barkerend, Bradford, on Friday morning. Saliq Amjad Malik, aged 15, from the BD2 area of Bradford, died after the Volkswagen Golf GTI he was a passenger in collided
