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  • Avenue break their duck at last

    BRADFORD Park Avenue broke their duck in emphatic style with a 6-1 victory against Thackley in the Northern Under-19 Alliance League.Brad Oliver led the way with a hat-trick and the other goals were scored by Kieran Suddards (2) and Bobby Athey.The Lancashire

  • Drig on course for double

    DRIGHLINGTON are through to the final of the Heavy Woollen & District FA's Wheatley Cup final.The Championship Division winners in the Yorkshire Amateur League defeated Hartshead, who have been promoted from Division One of the West Yorkshire League

  • Guiseley Vixens look to wrap up title

    GUISELEY Vixens need just a point at Blackpool Wren Rovers this weekend to be crowned Northern Division One champions in the FA Women's Premier League.There was huge disappointment when the club were relegated after just one season in Premier League

  • Umpire shortage in Mutual League

    PAUL Newbould has warned clubs that there may be a shortage of umpires, particularly in the opening weeks of the Bradford Mutual Sunday School League's season, which starts tomorrow [Saturday].At the league's pre-season meeting at Great Horton

  • Liversedge boss Rimmington looking forward to summer break

    LIVERSEDGE have no game on the penultimate day of the Toolstation Northern Counties East League season this weekend and manager Jonathan Rimmington is counting down the days until their final fixture.Sedge's campaign comes to an end with next Saturday

  • Two clubs pull out of Sunday League

    SOUTHOWRAM and Sowerby St Peter’s have withdrawn from the Spenser Wilson Halifax League's Sunday section due to difficulties in raising sides.Fixtures start on Sunday with round-robin matches in the Rod Warhurst Cup, and it was too late for the league

  • Titus Salt trio heading for national finals

    THREE Titus Salt School pupils are heading to next month's British Schools' Gymnastics Championships at Stoke-on-Trent after winning medals in tumbling events at the Yorkshire Schools' Championships.Year Ten student Catherine Duffy won the

  • Bradford boys are chasing Wembley glory

    BRADFORD Disability Football Club's under-16 team are through to the national finals of the The FA People's Cup, which will be held in Birmingham on the bank holiday weekend of April 30-May 1.After winning the West Riding final in Halifax, the

  • Golden moments for Barra Bradford

    BRAZILIAN JIU Jitsu Club Gracie Barra Bradford picked up nine medals at the Junior National Championships in Wolverhampton, including three golds.The national champions among an overall entry that topped 600 were Sa?a Paterson and brothers Lucas and Logan

  • TEA: Vince closing in on century against Yorkshire

    HAMPSHIRE enjoyed the better of the opening afternoon against Yorkshire at the Ageas Bowl despite wickets at either end of the session.Yorkshire struck twice after lunch on day one of the Specsavers County Championship match but the hosts reached tea

  • Woman stole £23,000 from her employer

    A WOMAN trapped in an abusive relationship with a drug addict was driven to steal £23,000 from her employer, Bradford Crown Court heard today. Siobhan Collier was an honest and hard-working member of the team at Carnaud Metal Box Company in Shipley

  • Three women remain in hospital after two car crash

    THREE women are still receiving hospital treatment, some for serious injuries, after a two car crash.Four people were taken to hospital following the incident involving a white Volkswagen Golf and a black Vauxhall Vectra in Buck Street, off Leeds Road

  • Hawkyard targets Coventry comeback if X-rays reveal no break

    RITCHIE Hawkyard has not ruled out being available for Cougars' next game despite suffering horrific facial injuries against Hunslet.The Cougars half-back was knocked out and needed plastic surgery on his mouth after splitting his lip in a sickening

  • Music and arts festival scoops award for health trust

    A CARE trust has won a national award after staging a music and arts festival for people with mental health problems.LYNFEST, held last year by Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust, has earned a Breaking Down Barriers/Tackling Stigma accolade.The

  • Fraudsters using fake council email accounts, authority warns

    CALDERDALE Council has issued a warning over scam emails being sent from what appear to be its accounts. The emails come from addresses ending ‘@calderdale.gov.uk’, and say a PayPal transaction has been processed. The fake emails can be spotted

  • Here's what's happening for St George's Day

    ST George's Day celebrations started early today as members of the Royal Society of St George visited City Hall to drop off some red roses to the Lord Mayor.   Members of the Bradford Branch of the society visited the Lord Mayor of Bradford

  • Farron throws down gauntlet to pro-EU Tory MPs

    Tory MPs who supported the UK remaining in the European Union have been challenged by the Liberal Democrats to reject Theresa May's "hard Brexit" plans. Lib Dem leader Tim Farron said the election was a "litmus test" for pro-EU Tories, and urged

  • Protest to be held in Centenary Square

    A PROTEST is being organised in Bradford's Centenary Square tomorrow against the killing of a university student in Pakistan. Mashal Khan, a Pashtun student at the Abdul Wali Khan University in Mardan, was killed on campus earlier this month by

  • Exhibition of refugees' art at Bradford museum

    ARTWORK by people who have fled their home countries to find safety in the UK is now on display in the Bradford Peace Museum.Journeys is an exhibition that mixes artwork by refugees with photography of the Jungle refugee camp in Calais.Running until May

  • Bikes and quads seized in first 10 days of police operation

    AN operation to crack down on nuisance bikes and quads has seen five vehicles seized in its first 10 days.Operation Thricelake began after residents of the Batley and Spen area raised concerns over anti social riding in the area.Since it began on April

  • Talented Bradford youngster rocks out in West End show

    LIKE many youngsters, 13-year-old Dylan Miles-Davis loves School of Rock, the hit movie about a maverick high school teacher who enters his fifth graders into a Battle of the Bands contest.And now Dylan gets to act out the story for real - on a West End

  • Farsley looking to nick title

    TOMORROW is the last day of the regular season for clubs in the Evo-Stik League and while Farsley Celtic hope it is the conclusion of their campaign, Brighouse Town are looking to gatecrash the play-off party. FARSLEY had looked set to land the Division

  • Angling Lines

    BRADFORD CITY AADESPITE the weather not quite living up to forecasters' predictions, many anglers took advantage of the long weekend to get out onto the banks. Insect hatches are starting to emerge on the rivers and fish are becoming more active in

  • Lower Hopton closing in on title

    LOWER Hopton took a huge stride towards lifting the West Riding County Amateur League title for the first time when they beat fellow Premier Division high-fliers Littletown 3-1 in midweek.The leaders will be seeking another three points towards their

  • Pressure off but Bradford Park Avenue don't intend letting up

    ALL the pressure will be on visitors Stockport County tomorrow as Bradford Park Avenue host their former Football League rivals.It is a must-win game for the Hatters as they are two places and four points outside the National League North play-off zone

  • McCall: Marshall link won't affect Bantams focus

    STUART McCall insists speculation linking Mark Marshall with Charlton is “irrelevant”.Sources in London have confirmed the Addicks are keen on the star winger, who is among the City first-teamers out of contract in the summer.But McCall sees that as no

  • Bulls still waiting for Chisholm all-clear

    BULLS are hoping the Dane Chisholm deadlock is edging closer to being resolved. The Aussie halfback remains at the centre of a wrangle between Bradford and Sheffield Eagles. Bulls last week announced they had recaptured the 26-year-old, three months

  • River clean-up scheme needs £60,000 of funding

    ORGANISERS of a project to clean up the River Aire are looking for £60,000 of funding to continue for at least another year following a successful pilot.   The River C’Aire Project, run by The Aire Rivers Trust and River Stewardship Company

  • Recruitment business to move into prominent city centre unit

    THE local branch of a recruitment firm will soon be moving into a much more prominent city centre unit, that was once the subject of a prime time TV series. Stafforce currently has its Bradford base on Salem Street, but will be moving into the former

  • RACING TIPS: Double Up to deliver at Newbury

    DOUBLE UP was a source of minor frustration last year but he has been cherry-picked a nice opportunity at Newbury to set the tone for the summer.Roger Varian's sprinter must have at least been expected to win a race in 2016, yet he was continually