SSE National League One: Darlington Mowden Park 26, Wharfedale 27 WHARFEDALE'S spirit that has seen them win some amazing games was evident again. Dale outplayed Park for the first 45 minutes but when the home side fought back, it looked like
SSE National League Two North: Preston Grasshoppers 24, Otley 25 A THRILLING game, with the lead constantly changing, ended in Otley’s favour when scrum half Stephen Depledge, with the final act of the day, converted his third try for a well-merited
Yorkshire Shield: Bradford Salem 24, York 17 YORK'S head coach Sean Bass called this a great game for the neutral – and it was. He said: "Both teams had the lead, then it was level (at 17-17) before the home side got a late winning try.
BRADFORD Park Avenue suffered yet another late postponement as the match referee called a halt to their Vanarama Conference North home game against fellow strugglers Gloucester City. As with the previous Saturday’s FA Trophy tie against Kidderminster
Yorkshire Silver Trophy Baildon 9, Whitby 27 BAILDON, fielding a mix and match side, felt hard one by after a couple of refereeing decisions went against them in this quarter-final. Playing with the wind and the slope in their favour in
Guiseley 1 Leamington 0 GUISELEY consolidated their third place in the Vanarama Conference North with a narrow but convincing win over Leamington, who are slipping closer to the relegation zone. The Lions had dropped out of the top two last
ALBION SPORTS punished Armthorpe Welfare in the second half to run out comfortable 3-0 winners in the Toolstation Northern Counties East Premier Division. Kulwinder Sandhu’s men were expected to beat their third-from-bottom hosts but the first
Runcorn Town 3 Silsden 1 SILSDEN suffered a seventh consecutive defeat at the hands of Runcorn Town as they dropped out of the top ten in the North West Counties Premier Division. An early sortie by the Cobbydalers backfired as Aaron Hollindrake
Brighouse Town 1 Harrogate Railway Athletic 4 TWO late goals put a huge slant on the scoreline of this closely-fought Evo-Stik Div One North derby. Railway were looking for a win to maintain their run that is keeping them in with an outside
Farsley 2 Droylsden 1 FARSLEY came from a goal down to beat promotion rivals Droylsden in Evo-Stik Division One North at a damp and windswept Throstle Nest. Recent signing Andy Welsh made his debut on the left side of the midfield and he was
POLICE forced entry to a Bradford property to execute a search warrant under the Misuse of Drugs Act.Officers from the Bradford East Neighbourhood Policing Team acted on intelligence received from the public to raid an address on Heath Road, Undercliffe.Inside
MORE than 1,300 Bradford City supporters took part in a world record attempt by wearing Christmas jumpers at the Bantams' latest home game. The fans had responded to a request from the club to wear a festive top in a bid to break the record for
THE so-called 'Mad Friday' was largely peaceful in Bradford, said police.Officers in the district all reported they had no particular issues and did not see any real increase in call levels over what they normally see at weekends.Revellers in the city
A CAR was destroyed in an arson attack today. Fire crews from Illingworth station were called to Brow Lane, Holmfield, at 2am, where a Renault Clio had been set alight. A fire service spokesman said no-one had been injured by the blaze.
FIREFIGHTERS forced their way into a Guiseley house to help a pensioner who had fallen over. The 89-year-old woman had toppled over in the living room of her house on Carrington Terrace. Fire crews from Rawdon station were called to the property
