OUTGOING chairman Colin Graves has told Yorkshire members the club needs to “stand on its own two feet and generate cash”. ECB-bound Graves was speaking at Yorkshire’s annual meeting on Saturday, where he revealed his replacement will be 50-year-old
SSE Yorkshire Division Three: Old Grovians 78 Stocksbridge 0 ONLY a freak of mathematics can prevent Old Grovians from winning their championship.Their 78-0 victory against a side that had beaten them in south Yorkshire leaves them ten league points ahead
SSE National League Two North: Stockport 19 Otley 14DESPITE an ever-increasing injury problem, Otley never envisaged coming away from bottom club Stockport, who have only one win so far this season and are already relegated, without maximum points.But
SSE Yorkshire Division Two: Goole 5 Bradford Salem 33DESPITE going 5-0 behind when playing into a strong wind, Bradford were 12-5 ahead by half-time and did not allow Goole any points in the second half as they secured the Yorkshire Division Two championship.Prop
CHILDREN’S charity Barnardo’s is looking for people in Bradford to open their homes and throw a lifeline to young people at risk of homelessness in the city.The spare bedroom service has already been successfully running in neighbouring Leeds for the
A BRADFORD filmmaker is showcasing a documentary and exhibition about a Sikh festival in India in the city. Darshan Singh, 37, of Wrose, Shipley, will screen his film and show photographs on the Hala Mahalla festival at Kala Sangam Arts Centre
SSE National League One: Richmond 34 Wharfedale 19WHARFEDALE conceded five tries in a disappointing first half, although they were transformed in the second half, not only keeping out the Londoners but scoring two tries to bring some respectability. The
SSE National League Three North: Cleckheaton 48 Beverley 5A FIRST-half hat-trick from Ross Hayden sealed Beverley's fate and helped Cleckheaton claim a bonus point in the opening 40 minutes. Sandwiched between Hayden's three tries, James Wilson also dived
SSE Yorkshire Division Five: Hallamshire 81 Wibsey 5FOLLOWING Wibsey is anything but boring, as this match proved.They travelled with only 13 men, two of whom got lost on the way to the ground and only came on ten minutes in.Wibsey also lost James Sawyer
SSE North One East: Wheatley Hills 27 Bradford & Bingley 25THE DEFINING moment of this closely-fought contest came in the 74th minute when home full back Johnny Woodcock stepped up to land a huge penalty kick from over 45 metres out to reclaim the lead
SSE Yorkshire Division Two: Keighley 20 Barnsley 8A CRISP start by Keighley saw Barnsley under immediate pressure. Although they weathered the initial storm, they were soon trapped in their own half and, after a series of forward drives, scrum half Alan
FOUR independent Bradford councillors have rejoined the Respect Party, Bradford West MP George Galloway announced tonight. Faisal Khan (Bradford Moor), Alyas Karmani (Little Horton), Ishtiaq Ahmed (Manningham), and Ruqayyah Collector (City) were
SSE Yorkshire Division Three: Aireborough 23 Baildon 21 A PENALTY goal four minutes into injury-time gave Aireborough victory and also ensured their safety. It looked as if the spoils would go to Baildon when they were awarded a penalty try
HALF a dozen of Bradford's unsung female heroes have had their talents recognised in the city's Inspirational Women Awards which took place on Saturday night. The event is organised annual by the Inspirational Women Foundation, with the aim of
Eccleshill United 4 Grimsby Borough 0 A MARCUS Edwards hat-trick led the Eagles to a comfortable home victory in the Toolstation Northern Counties East Division One as basement outfit Grimsby Borough ended with nine men. The game was won and
BRADFORD'S repeated triumph as the Curry Capital of Britain has led competition organisers to use it as a blueprint to help other cities find the recipe for success. The city took the title for the fourth time running last year and now local authorities
BRADFORD South MP Gerry Sutcliffe has called for stronger links between the unions and the Labour party as his 20-year Parliamentary career draws to a close.Mr Sutcliffe was speaking at the Yorkshire and the TUC Humber Regional annual meeting and conference
Barrow 0, Bradford Park Avenue 0 AVENUE remain a healthy eight points above the Vanarama Conference North relegation zone after an excellent draw at leaders Barrow. The Bluebirds retained their two-point lead at the summit as nearest rivals
JONNY Brownlee sprinted to victory as he claimed gold in the second round of the World Triathlon Series in Auckland on Sunday. The 24-year-old Olympic bronze medallist maintained a challenging position throughout the race after coming home fifth
Farsley 0, Lancaster City 1THE final nail was well and truly hammered into the coffin of Farsley's play-off aspirations as they slumped to a home defeat to long-term rivals and bogey side Lancaster City.The mid-table Lancastrians completed an Evo-Stik
A RUGBY club is celebrating the arrival of new changing rooms bought thanks to £200,000 of grant money - and delivered by crane. And Keighley Albion amateur rugby league club based at Crossflatts recreation ground is one of two northern clubs chosen to
UNBEATEN Bradford welterweights Hamed Ghaz and Darren Tetley were the stand-out performers in a dinner show at Elland Road.Ghaz, 18, flattened Latvian opponent Deniss Kornilovs with a crippling body shot in the first round to record his first professional
A WOMAN, 65, needed hospital treatment after she was confronted by a gunman in her Bradford home early on Sunday. Officers were called to Parkway in East Bowling at 4.25am after the victim discovered the intruder inside the property when she went
BRADFORD Park Avenue Football Club is part of a new project to encourage more of the city's young people to get involved with the beautiful game.Community Futures is a new project involving the club, schools and Bradford-based charity the JAMES Project
SILSDEN'S match at home to West Didsbury & Chorlton yesterday was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. The Cobbydalers had announced ahead of the North West Counties League fixture that Danny Bolton, who had returned to the club having previously
4:44pm Bradford Bulls 36, Workington 6 ADAM Henry and Danny Williams both scored twice as the Bulls laboured to a fifth straight league victory in the Kingstone Press Championship this afternoon. In a match played in
A Liberal Democrat Cabinet minister has cast doubt on another coalition with the Conservatives as a senior figure from David Cameron's party admitted it would be "incredibly difficult" to win a majority at the General Election. Ed Davey warned that
LANDLORD Martin Crosswaite is familiar with serving up pints and pies at his Busfeild Arms pub in East Morton, but visitors on Saturday were also treated to a large portion of excitement. Mr Crosswaite, 35, is a former motorcycle stunt rider who
A DAREDEVIL grandma and her son will plummet from a small plane in sponsored skydive in aid of the National Autism Society tomorrow. Maureen Morley, 68, of Sandbeds, Keighley, and her son Matthew 34, are making the leap of faith to raise cash that
ARSONISTS have been blamed for starting a fire which damaged an Audi car parked in Hetton Drive, Laisterdyke, Bradford, early today. Firefighters from the Fairweather Green station were called to the incident shortly after 2am and found the passenger
A BURGLAR claimed to be a police officer when confronted by a woman at the house he was raiding and struggled with her before fleeing when she tried to call the West Yorkshire force to confirm his identity. Officers have now released this e-fit
The following have been dealt with by Bradford and Keighley magistrates: Kaiser Mahmood, aged 24, of Airedale College Terrace, Undercliffe; using threatening or abusive words or behaviour, £35 fine, £105 costs. Kevin Andrew Ashton, aged 29, of
