SSE Yorkshire Division Two Sheffield Medicals 13 Bradford Salem 36 ALTHOUGH on paper, a bonus-point win over SSE Yorkshire Division Two strugglers Sheffield Medicals should have been a formality, Salem needed to be reminded that they had
SSE Yorkshire Division ThreeBurley 8Old Grovians 55OLD Grovians notched their fifth win in six away matches in emphatic fashion, Aaron Magee putting them ahead in the sixth minute from an Anthony Griffin break.With Harry Garforth and Joel Bradley causing
Leeds' managerial circus returned on Saturday night as trigger-happy owner Massimo Cellino parted company with Darko Milanic after six games in charge. Milanic's reign - the same as predecessor David Hockaday's - ended almost immediately after
Leeds United 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 SUBSTITUTE Leon Clarke scored an 85th-minute winner to give Wolves a come-from-behind 2-1 victory at Leeds that heaps the pressure on home boss Darko Milanic. Clarke capped a fine comeback with a tap
SSE National League TwoOtley 47Huddersfield 7FEW would have put money on such a convincing Otley victory after watching the opening 15 minutes.The hosts had seen little ball and the visitors had not only gone into a 7-0 lead but also missed a penalty.However
SSE National League OneWharfedale 38 Loughborough Students 20LOUGHBOROUGH'S coach Dave Morris was warm in giving huge congratulations to Dale, saying: "Their victory was fully deserved, they dominated the set-piece and their physicality was the
SSE North One EastBradford & Bingley 16 Rochdale 29A FIRST home defeat of the season for Bradford & Bingley sent them into the bottom three of SSE North One East for the first time. Relegated last season, they began the season with hopes that
SSE National League Three NorthLymm 24 Cleckheaton 30THIS first SSE National League Three North away win of the season was just the tonic for a gutsy Cleckheaton side who, despite a weakened line-up, managed to hold on in the final minutes in the face
SSE Yorkshire Division TwoRoundhegians 13Keighley 13A RATHER lacklustre SSE Yorkshire Division Two performance by Keighley led to them struggling to secure a draw. Lacking three first-choice forwards, they were often second best in the scrums but their
A LATE Marc Cooper strike ended Thackley's resistance and they ended with ten men as they slipped to a 1-0 Toolstation Northern Counties East League defeat at home to Cleethorpes Town. The Dennyboys dropped to 17th in the Premier Division table
Padiham 3, Farsley 1 FARSLEY suffered a shock defeat at Evo-Stik League Division One North basement outfit Padiham – and Matt Dempsey had a mixed afternoon as he scored for both teams. Neil Parsley's men were looking to boost their promotion
Brighouse Town 2, Clitheroe 4 BRIGHOUSE Town failed to make the most of a visit from one of the clubs below them in Evo-Stik League Division One North. Clitheroe leapfrogged their hosts after controlling the game with goals at key times, beginning
Silsden 0, Colne 1 HOSTS Silsden fell at the first hurdle in the North West Counties League Cup as they lost this derby by the most slender of margins. Jake Barker-Daish won the Men United Cup second-round tie for Colne with a superb free-kick
West Bowling 26, Morley Borough 16 TWO tries from second-row forward Jack Milburn put West Bowling on course for a welcome home Pennine League win after a second-half wobble against Morley Borough at Emsley's Rec. Bowling found themselves under
A MAN has been remanded in custody after being arrested on suspicion of burglary and shoplifting in the Holme Wood area. The 25-year-old is accused of being responsible for a burglary on October 22, where a microwave oven was stolen and a shoplifiting
Grimsby Town 3, Guiseley 0 NATHAN Arnold came off the bench at half-time to send Guiseley spinning out of the FA Cup at the fourth qualifying round stage in front of a crowd of 1,761 at Blundell Park. The winger made a decisive impact as he
PEOPLE were keen to get a piece of the action at a Lego-themed charity event which took place in the district over the weekend.The first ever Keighley Brick Show took place at the town's Central Hall, in Alice Street, on Saturday.Bricks 4 Kidz hosted
MUHAMMAD Ali has added another title to his promising teenage ledger. The 18-year-old from Keighley defeated Bulgarian opponent Daniel Asenov in the final of the 52kg division at the European Youth Championships in Zagreb on Saturday. Ali,
TWO hundred women wore something pink to an "electric" event in Bradford and helped raise £6,000 for a cancer charity.The Midland Hotel played host to the annual pink luncheon in aid of Cancer Support Bradford and Airedale.Activities included
YOUTH work in the south of Bradford has been praised by councillors.The Bradford South area committee has heard about the work being done with young people in a variety of neighbourhoods.Youth work in the Tong ward has seen young people from Holme Wood
MORE than 1,000 people pounded the streets of Bradford today for the annual City Runs. Runners young and old took part in four events - a kids' race, 5km, 10km and a half marathon. The number of runners tackling the route - which started on
A MURDER investigation is underway after a man was stabbed to death in Keighley today. Emergency services found two men with serious stab wounds on Chapel Lane just before 4am. One of them - believed to be a 23-year-old Eastern European - was
A 75-year-old man was arrested after a "significant amount" of suspected heroin and crack cocaine were found at his home in Manningham, Bradford. The pensioner was arrested, by officers from the Bradford West neighbourhood policing team, on
A MURDER victim who was stabbed at a house party in Bradford has today been named by police. Marek Benak was found with serious injuries after police were called to a property on Great Horton Road in the early hours of Thursday morning. The
FIFTEEN cars were caught speeding during a 75-minute police operation in Barkerend, Bradford.Two PCSOs monitored vehicles on Barkerend Road after residents raised concerns about speeding motorists.More than 250 cars passed the speedwatch checkpoint between
LEEDS' managerial circus returned as trigger-happy owner Massimo Cellino parted company with Darko Milanic after six games in charge. Milanic's reign – which was the same length as predecessor David Hockaday – ended almost immediately after the
