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  • Person dies after being hit by train in Saltaire

    A PERSON has died after being hit by a train in Saltaire. There are no trains running between Shipley and Skipton due to the incident, which is believed to have happened at some point between 8pm and 8.30pm today. A spokesman for Northern Rail

  • Crash closes M62 near Bradford

    THE eastbound carriageway of the M62 near Bradford was closed tonight after a trailer overturned. The accident happened at about 7.10pm between junction 26 (Chain Bar) and junction 27 (Gildersome). Police closed all four lanes after the accident

  • McGee: Brods display must now be a marker for Keighley

    DANNY McGee has left Keighley’s players in no doubt about their performances last weekend in Yorkshire Division One. They defeated second-placed Old Brodleians 26-21 at Rose Cottage, and head coach Mc Gee said: “It was our most pleasing win so

  • Bower: We must remain focused for basement battle

    THERE will be a spring in the step of players and fans alike at the Horsfall Stadium on Saturday after Bradford Park Avenue lifted themselves off the foot of the Vanarama National North table in midweek. However, there will be an edge to the game

  • EDITOR'S COMMENT: Latest attacks on firefighters are mindless

    IT’S ALWAYS sad to hear about people being attacked when they are just trying to do their jobs. Whether you’re a bus driver, traffic warden or shopworker, it simply isn’t what you sign up for. However, when the attacks are targeted at people who

  • Quinn's mighty Brig facing the Unicorns

    BRIGHOUSE Town have the opportunity to consolidate their leadership of Evo-Stik League Division One North on Saturday as they host struggling neighbours Ossett Albion. Paul Quinn’s Town have outstripped expectations so far this term and are two

  • Lantern parade to light up city centre

    AN arts group will hold its second lantern parade of the month in Bradford City Centre tomorrow. Cecil Green Arts, which was based at Drummonds Mill until it burned down earlier this year, has been inviting people to drop into its temporary base

  • UPDATE: Man dies after being hit by train

    A MAN has died after being hit by a train in Horsforth. He was struck by an Ilkley to Leeds service at about 1.50pm today, said British Transport Police. As a result, there were no train services running between Leeds and Shipley. The lines

  • City centre pub to host arts networking event

    THE Beehive pub on Westgate will host a networking event for artists from across the country tomorrow. Named "Art Crimes," the event will be part of The Independent Street Arts Network's Ideas Summit, which runs in the city centre Friday and Saturday

  • Mind your language warning to players

    PLAYERS could harm their team by swearing next season in the Aire-Wharfe League.The league's umpires' association have proposed that a five-run penalty be awarded in league or cup matches in 2017 if bad language by players can be heard off the

  • Community urged to identify nuisance bike riders

    POLICE have urged the public to help them get nuisance bike riders off the streets, saying some residents of blighted areas will know "only too well" who is behind the problem. The plea was made after a Fagley resident said they had no idea who

  • Bulls sign Titans star Burr on one-year deal

    LACHLAN Burr has become the latest new recruit at Odsal after arriving from Gold Coast Titans on a one-year deal. The 24-year-old worked under Rohan Smith during their time at the Titans and the former Australian Schoolboy player will bolster the

  • Family of man who recently died asked to come forward

    Coroners are appealing for information to trace the relatives of a Bradford man who recently died. John Price (68) passed away at Bradford Royal Infirmary on October 19 from natural causes. He had lived at the Heathers residential home in Manningham

  • Emergence of Bees youngsters gives Whitcombe boost

    BRADFORD & BINGLEY'S director of rugby Martin Whitcombe is philosophical about the number of players he has used in their opening seven matches in North One East. Teenage replacement Connor Capper was the 31st to wear a Bees first-team shirt

  • Lower parking charges are driving up Broadway footfall

    CUTTING parking charges at Bradford's Broadway shopping centre has increased weekly footfall by an average of 60,000 its general manager has revealed.Ian Ward told delegates at this week's YEN Expo business conference and exhibition at Bradford

  • Albion Sports on the wrong side of the Law

    Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division: Albion Sports 0 Hemsworth MW 4 ALBION Sports' Lions suffered another huge blow last night as they were heavily beaten at home by former Bradford Park Avenue and Bantams’ midfielder Wayne

  • EMMA CLAYTON COLUMN: How to fake it as a domestic goddess

    “HOW do you cook salmon?” My niece had been at university a couple of weeks when she phoned her mum to ask the above. Half an hour later she texted: “Salmon burnt. Having cereals for tea. PS How do you use Toilet Duck?” Not that it requires

  • New recruit Macani: Bradford Bulls a great option for me

    ILIESS Macani is determined to nail down a regular starting spot with the Bulls in 2017 after admitting he was in a "comfort zone" at London Broncos.The 22-year-old winger, Jon Magrin and Alex Foster are all heading north to Odsal from the capital

  • Hiwula switched on to Bradford City policy change

    JORDY Hiwula insists the players can cope with City's ever-changing systems.Stuart McCall has not been afraid to mix up personnel and formation this season – and he is likely to shuffle the pack again for another top-six battle at Wimbledon on Saturday.McCall

  • Team T&A ready to run for Rosalie

    A TELEGRAPH & Argus team will take part in this weekend’s Bradford City Runs in memory of a work colleague who lost her battle with cancer. Rosalie Whitaker, nicknamed Roz, who worked as a newspaper sales merchandiser, died of acute lymphoblastic

  • Bradford-born actor's role in new BBC TV drama

    A BRADFORD-born actor says he is thrilled to have landed a part in a BBC1 drama to be broadcast next week. Thirty-one-year-old Jag Sanghera, who now lives in Saltaire, has been a professional actor for 10 years and has recently enjoyed playing

  • Children's oral health improving, says report

    ORAL health of five-year-olds across the district is improving, according to a new report.Figures show that the average number of decayed, missing and filled teeth in youngsters was 1.5 in 2014-15 – compared to 1.98 in 2011-12 and 2.42 in 2007-08.Bradford

  • Fire at derelict former school was 'just waiting to happen'

    A FIRE which gutted part of a former Keighley school could have been prevented if the site had not been allowed to become derelict, according to a councillor.Keighley West ward councillor Brian Morris said the extensive damage inflicted on the Branshaw

  • New £23 million school structure takes shape

    A NEW £23 million Keighley school is taking shape. Work is already virtually complete on constructing the ground floor of the Beckfoot Oakbank building. And the whole three-storey framework is expected to be in place by Christmas. The new

  • Family's desperate appeal for information on missing Anita

    A FUNDRAISING drive in aid of a Bradford family who are desperately searching for a missing woman has raised more than £500. The family of Anita Stevenson - who disappeared nine days ago - have been going back and forth to Merseyside where she

  • Teenager locked up after firing BB gun from moving car

    A TEENAGER has been locked up by a judge after he was “slated” on Facebook for recklessly firing a BB gun from a moving car. Pedestrian Michelle Pullich had been walking along Braithwaite Avenue, Keighley, in June when she was struck on the hand

  • Man on trial accused of repeatedly raping boy, 11

    A CONVICTED child sex abuser is on trial at Bradford Crown Court accused of repeatedly raping an 11-year-old boy. David Cole, 58, denies 13 sexual allegations against his alleged victim, now a man in his early 30s, when he lived in the Keighley