A DRIVER was injured after his car was in a crash with a lorry on the M62 today. The collision happened on the westbound carriageway between junction 27 (Birstall) and junction 26 (Chain Bar) at about 6.25pm. Police said the man, who was in
CITY have formally announced Stefan Rupp and Edin Rahic as the new owners of the club. Rahic will move to England with his family and base himself at Valley Parade working alongside chief operating officer James Mason. Rupp is expected to stay
GREAT Horton Park Chapel notched the major upset in the second round of the Spenser Wilson Halifax League's Parish Cup.The First Division club were indebted to No 3 Adam Beesley, who made 108 not out in their 224-6 off 45 overs against Sowerby Bridge
LOW Moor are off the mark in the Spencer Wilson Halifax League.They are still bottom of the First Division but secured 12 of the 17 points they have secured so far by notching a first victory of the season over next-to-bottom visitors Stones.David Mobbs
A £2 million make-over expanding Bradford Royal Infirmary’s endoscopy services is shaping up to get more day patients through its doors. Work by Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust started back in November and the first phase of the
ON A day when rain shortened or stopped most games, there were some Aire-Wharfe League bowling performances that will have batsmen waking in the night in a cold sweat – not least in Division Three.Leading the way was Tong Park Esholt duo Will Murray and
HOLDERS Onq and 2015 runners-up Keighley RZM both safely negotiated the first round of the Quaid-e-Azam League's Yasmin & Shaid Cup.Yet RZM had to recover from 96-7 on the way to 179 against Karmand, Majid Inayat scoring 54 and Daanyaal Ahmed 51 before
A PHOTOGRAPH of two Bradford children playing together has helped a local primary school win a national contest.A group of students from Feversham Primary Academy had submitted the photo, titled Feversham Friends, for the primary school category of The
UNBEATEN Greenfield moved top of Division Two thanks to a 23-run victory over Yorkshire LPS in the Bradford & District Evening League.Greenfield made 114-3 from their 16 overs, courtesy of 40 from overseas player Atif Zaidi and 28 by Sajad Ali, while
A VOYEUR has been jailed after he installed a camera at work to watch female colleagues using the toilet, following years of secretly filming up the skirts of hundreds of women in public for his own sexual gratification. Roger William Marsh, 65
A VOYEUR has been jailed after he installed a camera at work to watch female colleagues using the toilet, following years of secretly filming up the skirts of hundreds of women in public for his own sexual gratification. Roger William Marsh was
A WOMAN who worked for a Haworth-based company and is now part of a major new BBC production about the Brontes dropped in to visit former colleagues.Megan Parkinson, who is playing the part of Martha Brown in the BBC production To Walk Invisible, visited
TEN games were completely lost to the weather in the Mewies Solicitors Craven League, one of them being Division One leaders Haworth's game against Sutton. This gave second-placed Bingley Congs the opportunity to join the men from Bronteland at
A SECRET live audition for hopefuls wanting to take part in ITV's The Voice 2017 has taken place at the Baildon Club.More than 40 singers performed in the first round at the venue, well-known for encouraging promising talent with its Live at the Lounge
A SECOND pig has been spotted on the fly in Fagley. The heavily pregnant black gilt was seen by care home kitchen worker Joanne Frary who contacted the Telegraph & Argus to say there was ‘a new pig on the block’. The sighting comes just
THE possibility of setting up an Oakenshaw Village Council will be discussed at a meeting tonight.The meeting, hosted by the Neighbourhood Project, will discuss a new council, which would have devolved powers in areas such as regeneration and area improvement.The
ORGANISERS of a Bradford City supporters' group's first community day have confirmed it will now become an annual event after proving a success. The Bangla Bantams Community Day saw more than 500 people attending Valley Parade from as far afield
WEST Yorkshire Police want people to talk to older internet users to help them avoid cyber crime.The force hopes to educate the older generation, perceived as being of a higher risk of online crime, through family and friends.Detective Inspector Vanessa
A MAN who flouted a court order because he was too busy working as a security guard to do unpaid work has been warned by a judge to “knuckle down or go to jail.”Mouzham Jahangir, 32, was sentenced to a 12-month community order in November after admitting
DETECTIVES investigating an incident of shoplifting in Bradford have released this CCTV image of a man they want to speak trace.The theft took place in a store on Wednesday May 18, and after scouring CCTV footage officers identified a person they think
AROUND 8,000 people are expected to visit the city centre when the University of Bradford hosts a UCAS exhibition.The West and North Yorkshire UCAS Exhibition, one of the most important events for helping prospective students choose a university, will
A GROUP of performing arts students at Bradford College is set to see its work shown at the city’s National Media Museum.The 30-minute film, entitled No Quota Given, will be shown at the venue at various intervals between 2pm and 5pm on Tuesday, June
FAMOUS acting couple Prunella Scales and Timothy West stepped onto dry land to visit Haworth for their latest television series. The pair visited the Brontë Parsonage Museum to film a sequence for the latest season of their popular series Great
ILKLEY Lido reopens for summer this Saturday and will mark the occasion with a family fun day.There will be stalls, face-painting and activities, as well as the outdoor and indoor pools to enjoy.The summer opening event runs from 10am to 5pm and costs
Four illegal workers were caught hiding in a concealed corridor at a Pudsey restaurant, it was revealed today. Immigration Enforcement officers, acting on intelligence, raided the Lahori Karahi and Chargha restaurant, in Bradford Road, They discovered
OLYMPIC hot spot Rio de Janeiro may be some 6,000 miles away but Bradford supporters of Britain’s medal hopefuls are now set for an action close-up as the city is confirmed as an Official Team GB Fanzone.As the nation’s Olympians prepare to recapture
A PARTNERSHIP between the Bradford Literature Festival and the National Literacy Trust has been offering local children unique access to some of the festival’s top creative talent. Aiming to encourage a love of reading, creative writing and performing
THE University of Bradford has risen 20 places in the latest Guardian University league table, one of the biggest rises from a university in the UK.The university, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, jumped from 72 in the 2016 list to 52 in the
POLICE are appealing for anyone who sees a missing Otley man to get in contact. Neil Hume Charlton, 39, was last seen at 9pm on Sunday on Milner Bank, Otley. Neil is white, 5'8" tall, with a dark coloured beard and short black hair. He has
KIRKLEES Conservatives have selected a new leader and deputy following the resignation of long-standing leader Councillor Robert Light. Councillors David Hall (Liversedge and Gomersal) and Martyn Bolt (Mirfield) were elected unopposed last night
JULIAN Rhodes' role in steering City through some of their toughest times should never be forgotten as the club prepare to welcome their new owners today.Edin Rahic and Stefan Rupp will be officially unveiled as the successors to Rhodes and Mark Lawn
PAUL Harper bears an uncanny resemblance to a bald and be-spectacled comedian with a cheeky chappy smile. The similarity between him and the famous funnyman Harry Hill, presenter of ITV’s You’ve Been Framed, has enabled Paul to earn a living through
DANNY Williams admits he would love the Bulls to face his old club Leeds in the promotion-deciding middle eights later this year.The Rhinos are on course to finish in the bottom four of the Super League at the end of the 23 regular weekly rounds following
BEN Coad will look to keep knocking in the birdies and eagles if he is given the nod to start Yorkshire's NatWest T20 Blast campaign later this week.Seamer Coad is line to form part of a youthful bowling attack when the Vikings take on Leicestershire
THEIR friendship extends the decades.But their bond was strengthened in the battle against breast cancer - a disease affecting 50,000 women every year in the UK.According to Cancer Research UK, a cancer research and awareness charity, in 2013 there were
ANYONE can experience loneliness. Whatever your age, wherever you live and regardless of culture you can feel lonely and isolated - and even more so today as our society turns more towards technology to communicate. Conscious of the need to
SOCIAL media erupted into meltdown when the news broke of City's takeover on Sunday.It had hardly been the world's best-kept secret – some quarters didn't seem to appreciate the confidentiality part of the talks – but when the beans spilled
OVERGROWN and litter-strewn council cemeteries in Bingley disrespect the dead, say family research experts who have complained to City Hall. Thomas and Emily Topley, from Eldwick, do voluntary work for Find a Grave - an American genealogy association
A SCHOOL in the district will prevent old computers going to waste by donating them to a Bradford-based African schools charity.Horton Grange Primary School has donated 22 of its old computers to the Gambian Schools Trust charity.The Trust, which was
SELLING more new cars than the market average and key acquisitions marked another strong year for Bradford-based motors business JCT600 in 2015. The family-owned business with 50 dealerships across the North and Midlands, which is marking its 70th
A MOTORIST has spoken of his frustration after Bradford Council pulled its city centre electric car charging point from the public network. There are now no 24-hour public charge points inside the ring road, according to Nissan Leaf driver Andrew
A BRADFORD woman is taking on a fundraising effort to raise money for a charity which helped to save her stepdaughter’s life. Alison Naylor, 31, from Allerton, will tackle a charity walk on May 28 around Ladyhill Park, to raise money for the Children
A “MANIAC” driver has been caught on camera speeding along a 20mph residential road - and past a Bradford primary school - at “well over 60mph”. The driver of the black Volkswagen Golf can be seen overtaking a car in Fagley Road, Fagley, and going
A WICKED tyrant who sexually abused his three daughters and beat his wife and sons has been jailed for six years. The Bradford man ruled his terrified family with an iron fist, boarding up the house windows, banning them from walking in the street
A COCAINE-using postman who plundered cash and valuables from hundreds of Christmas cards and parcels to fuel his addiction has been jailed for eight months. Ashley Duree, 28, dumped bin bags of rifled mail at a recycling centre and threw opened
