Leeds United 3 Huddersfield Town 0 NEIL Redfearn sees no reason why Leeds cannot finish in the Championship play-off places after taking ten points out of 12 during his spell as caretaker head coach. Redfearn's name was repeatedly chanted during
DARKO Milanic is expected to be confirmed as the new Leeds manager after Sturm Graz announced he had left his position as their head coach. The Austrian outfit confirmed yesterdat that Milanic had received an offer from United and at a press conference
THOUSANDS of visitors flocked to the last weekend of Saltaire Festival. Live music and dance brought the historic streets to life, while Roberts Park and Shipley College hosted a range of family activities and entertainment. The current vogue
KEIGHLEY Cougars, who are taking legal action along with Sheffield Eagles against the Rugby Football League over their failure to dock club points in the Kingstone Press Championship for fielding ineligible players, have come up with a solution for
Hemsworth 15 Old Grovians 23OLD Grovians survived two yellow cards to keep their perfect record for the season against hosts with a strong pack and experienced backs.Fielding a side that was missing several regulars, winger Aaron Magee put the visitors
Hull Ionians 32 Otley 3 RELEGATED after just one season in SSE National League One, Ionians have made a good start in their bid for a quick return, sharing top spot with fellow newcomers Ampthill. After demolishing neighbours Hull last week
Baildon 21, Harrogate Pythons 25 BAILDON forced five penalties in as many minutes up the hill in this SSE Yorkshire Division Three clash but had left it too late in another display where they pressed the self-destruct button. Normally slow
Tynedale 20, Wharfedale 17ON ONE of Wharfedale’s least happy SSE National League One hunting grounds came the usual result, but without the benefit of a soft interception try from the halfway line on 15 minutes, it would have been a different match
Sale 37 Cleckheaton 16On their first visit to Heywood Road, Cleckheaton, always competitive, especially in the forwards, equipped themselves well and it wasn't until the last quarter that the SSE National League Three North leaders pulled away to
SCORES of students and staff at the University of Bradford are putting on their trainers for the City Run in aid of the Telegraph & Argus Bradford Crocus Cancer Appeal. The £1 million appeal - a joint fundraiser by the T&A, The University of Bradford
THE few days in and around winning the County Championship title at Trent Bridge, I don't think you can get too much better as a team. Then, winning the LV= Breakthrough player of the year award midway through last week was really pleasing and,
Bradford Salem 40 Leodiensian 7BRADFORD Salem continued their winning start in SSE Yorkshire Division Two with an emphatic victory over struggling Leodiensian. However, despite gaining maximum points, the margin of victory would have been even greater
Northern 21 Bradford & Bingley 21 BRADFORD & BINGLEY snatched a draw thanks to a 78th-minute try from Richard Tafa but even then the game could have been lost as Northern failed to land a penalty as time expired. The Bees have struggled
HALIFAX Direct clinched the Dales Council League title in style as they wrapped up their Division A campaign with a ten-wicket romp against depleted Farnley Hill. Visitors Hill were dismissed for just 79 and Direct openers Mohammed Chan and Arfan Shah
Keighley 30 Leeds Medics & Dentists 10THE dismissal of a Leeds Medics & Dentists centre early in the second half gave Keighley the break they needed to win their first game of the season in SSE Yorkshire Division Two.Medics started well, and
A "TIRELESS" campaigner for blind and partially-sighted people across the Bradford district has been put forward as one of the latest nominees in this year's Telegraph & Argus Community Stars Awards. Imtiaz Naqvi, 61, started to lose his sight
Silsden 2, Runcorn Linnets 3RUNCORN Linnets remain unbeaten at the North West Counties Premier Division summit but they were tested to the limit by Silsden.The in-form Cobbydalers led 2-0 at half-time and it took the Linnets until the 88th minute to complete
Bradford Park Avenue 0, Brackley Town 0 IT WAS a dour struggle between two sides with little self-belief but the point earned from a goalless draw was enough of a positive for Bradford Park Avenue as it brought an end to their five-match losing
A WOMAN who spent much of her childhood in care is set to use her experiences to "inspire" vulnerable young people in Bradford in her first job. Evie Weaver, 21, has begun a full-time paid apprenticeship as a community resource worker within
MORE than 1,550 nights of rough sleeping have been prevented and 165 people rehoused in Bradford since a charity started its new project a little more than six months ago.Hope Housing was awarded £140,000 through the Homeless Transition Fund to
Guiseley 4, Oxford City 0 GUISELEY leapt above Oxford City in Vanarama Conference North as a brace from Adam Boyes set them on their way to a handsome home win. Oxford started well but the Lions soon took control with two goals in quick succession
Farsley AFC 3, Mossley 4 MARCUS Edwards thought he had scored Farsley's winner but that was just the start of the late drama as Mossley edged a seven-goal Evo-Stik League thriller at Throstle Nest. Farsley were riding high at third place in
ECCLESHILL United climbed another place to seventh in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League as they spanked Division One basement outfit Hallam 6-0.The Eagles tore into their struggling visitors from the off and the contest was over long before
ED Balls unveiled an aggressive cuts strategy today - as he left an opponent bloodied in the annual football match between Labour and Lobby journalists. The shadow chancellor was involved in a nasty clash with Telegraph & Argus parliamentary
A CHARITY canoeist from Bradford has safely paddled 112 miles from Malham Tarn to Hull's Humber Bridge - drinking the river water along the way. Robin Naylor, 61, (pictured) met up with the Humber Inshore lifeboat beneath the famous suspension bridge
A MOTORCYCLIST has suffered serious injuries in a crash with a car in Spen Lane, Gomersal. Police and paramedics were called to the scene at the junction with Oxford Road at 10.50am today. The road was temporarily closed.
A MAN has been charged in connection with a robbery at the William Hill betting shop in Commercial Street, Brighouse, at about 5pm on Saturday, September 13. Brendan Kelly, 41, of Brighouse, appeared before magistrates yesterday and was remanded
ONE afternoon in 1914, Bradford's Alhambra theatre opened with a variety show which ran for a week. Variety returned to the Alhambra on Saturday night, with some of the country's best-known entertainers celebrating its centenary. Dancing girls
AN INJURED woman was cut free from the wreckage of a Vauxhall Corsa after it was in a crash with a 4x4 vehicle in Bradford last night. The accident happened near the Tesco Express store in Huddersfield Road, Low Moor, shortly before midnight and
ARSONISTS returned for a second time to attack a distinctive Subaru car early today. Last Monday hundreds of pounds damage was caused to the silver Impreza which had petrol poured over it and was set alight at 2.30am outside the home of its owners
