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  • Police appeal over missing Bradford teenager

    POLICE have tonight issued an appeal to trace a missing Bradford teenager. Shamila Khan, 17, was last seen on Thursday, February 4 at Grange Technology College, Bradford. She is described as Asian, 5ft 7ins tall, of a larger build with shoulder

  • Wibsey pushing for second place

    Yorkshire Division Five: Hornsea 5 Wibsey 26 WIBSEY kept the pressure on second-placed Hornsea by defeating them, and are only four points behind the east-coast club. Full back Elliott Gray put the visitors ahead with a try and, although that

  • Hundreds take part in inaugural Bradford Schools Games

    HUNDREDS of children from schools all across the Bradford district descended on the University of Bradford today for the inaugural Bradford Schools Games.The one-day event was the culmination of qualifying events held across the district before Christmas

  • Bradford Dragons follow vital league win with big cup loss

    BRADFORD Dragons' dream of making their first major final since joining the top flight of English basketball lay in tatters after a 94-76 defeat to Manchester Magic.This National Trophy semi-final loss came, however, less than 24 hours after the Dragons

  • Bowling are ousted by Trojans in defence

    WEST Bowling found Thornhill Trojans' defence a tough nut to crack in their 22-14 Xanax BARLA National Cup second-round away defeat. Bowling started the game sharper than their National Conference League hosts but could not breach their well-drilled rearguard

  • Joshua promises knock-out show in Bradford

    ANTHONY Joshua, the British heavyweight tipped for boxing greatness, is heading for Bradford.Joshua has knocked out all 15 of his opponents since turning pro after winning Olympic gold.The current Commonwealth champion is yet to go past the seventh round

  • Nulty: Win is massive for Old Grovians

    Yorkshire Division Two: Old Grovians 24 Barnsley 6 SUPERB defence laid the platform for this vital Old Grovians victory which kept distance between themselves and the second relegation berth. The hosts made a great start, with a Jonathan Gilbert

  • Salem swamped after bright start

    RFU Intermediate Cup: Durham City 43 Bradford Salem 3 Bradford Salem suffered a heavy defeat against Durham and Northumberland League Division One leaders Durham City to to snuff out their hopes of a trip to Twickenham. On a pitch which was

  • Avenue roar helps Greens give McGee great send-off

    National League One: Wharfedale 21 Blackheath 15 WHARFEDALE gave coach Tommy McGee the finest of home send-offs with a victory over second-placed Blackheath. The Scot is returning across the border with his family to take up a management role

  • Police appeal after cyclist seriously hurt in collision

    POLICE are appealing for information to trace the driver of a car that left the scene of a collision in which a cyclist was seriously injured. A 45-year-old man was cycling along Bondgate, Otley, when he was involved in a collision with a small

  • Bradford MP appointed to new parliamentary role

    Naz Shah, Labour MP for Bradford West, has been appointed as Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to the Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell.  She used her Facebook profile to announce the news, saying she was "privileged" to accept the new role.

  • Guiseley replay postponed

    TONIGHT’S replay between Guiseley and Dover Athletic in the FA Trophy has been postponed due to a waterlogged Nethermoor pitch. The tie will now take place next Tuesday (February 16) instead, which means that the Lions’ scheduled Vanarama National

  • Motorcyclist injured in crash on A65

    A MOTORCYCLIST has been injured in an accident near Draughton. Police said an air ambulance had been called, with the A65 closed to allow it to land. The crash was reported just after 8.20am between Skipton Road, Addingham, and Height Lane,

  • Moped rider injured after collision with car

    A moped rider has suffered leg injuries after being involved in a collision with a car in Birkenshaw.  The incident occurred on the A651 Bradford Road, near the Moorlands Road junction, at around 7.50am.  The road was partially blocked

  • Gill makes double swoop as Dale and Feather return to Silsden

    NEW Silsden boss James Gill has made his first signings, bringing Zack Dale and Dale Feather back to the club.Gill took the reins following Ryan Haigh's resignation at the weekend and has wasted no time in bolstering the squad with two former Cobbydalers

  • Man injured after car and scooter collide

    A man suffered head and leg injuries after his scooter was involved in a collision with a car in Bradford this morning.  Emergency services were called to the incident on Gain Lane, near to its junction with Newlands Avenue, just before 6am. 

  • Parkinson: Bantams can turn tables on top half

    PHIL Parkinson is confident he can instil the belief in City to end their high-flying hoodoo at Peterborough. The Bantams have managed just one win against top-half opponents in League One this season – a last-gasp victory over Port Vale in August

  • Lowes: Bennett could bring in his own men now

    JIMMY Lowes is “gutted” with the axing of Steve McNamara and is unsure whether he will be given the chance to work under new England boss Wayne Bennett.McNamara had been in charge of the national team since 2010 but his contract expired after the Test

  • Students help to tackle cyber crime

    Students are helping tackle cyber crime reports Helen Mead THE image of a child trapped in a cobweb spanning a deep, dark hole isn’t one you forget easily. Created by 19-year-old Samiya Ahmad, it is one of a number that has been created by

  • Bradford set for flipping marvellous Pancake Day

    VISITORS to Bradford can enjoy a flipping good time today as the district celebrates Shrove Tuesday, commonly known as Pancake Day. The Pavilion Cafe Bar in City Park has added pancakes to its menu especially to mark the day, and chef Ellen Mitchell got

  • Charity status set to give community project 'more clout'

    A SOCIAL and educational project in Queensbury is celebrating after being granted charity status.The Queensbury Community Programme (QCP), which was founded in 1984, is now hoping it can expand its services, following the announcement.Councillor Michael

  • Club condemns 'sickening' arson attack

    A BRADFORD bowls club is "in limbo" after a "sickening" arson attack on its clubhouse, according to its secretary. The Bradford Council-owned base of Bradford Moor Bowls Club, Bradford Moor Park, Killinghall Road, was set alight in

  • Bradford carer facing jail for £370,000 benefits fraud

    A BRADFORD man is facing jail after being found guilty of dishonestly pocketing more than £300,000 in care and welfare payments meant for his ailing family. Shajad Hussain, 38, received almost £370,000 from Bradford Council to provide care and

  • Body building champ's Bingley gym under threat

    A THRIVING gym run by a champion female body builder and her Taekwondo instructor husband is under threat due to plans to create 23 new flats above Sainsbury's in Bingley.Anna and Philip Millington-Downing have run Amazon Natural Fitness with its 240

  • Inquest to open today into couple's murder and suicide deaths

    AN inquest will be opened today into the deaths of tragic couple Margaride Rufino and Anthony Roberts. Ms Rufino, 38, known as Guida, a partner with an occupational health firm, and Mr Roberts, a 37-year-old teacher, were pronounced dead at their