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  • Yorkshire face fight to avoid dropping into relegation zone

    YORKSHIRE face a huge day tomorrow in their bid to avoid Specsavers County Championship relegation having been made to follow on by Surrey at the Kia Oval. Defeat on day four could see the White Rose slip into the Division One’s bottom two places

  • Man arrested following theft of good samaritan's car

    A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of theft after a good samaritan's car was stolen when he had stopped to help in injured woman in the street. Police were called to a report of a theft of a motor vehicle on Thursday, September 7, in Wilsden.

  • 'Going up would be justice for Scholes'

    LAST weekend may not have gone how Scholes wanted, but they are confident that they can become Championship Division One title winners on Saturday in the All Rounder Cricket Bradford Premier League. The leaders had a 17-point cushion over third-placed

  • TEA: Yorkshire still have work to do to avoid following on

    YORKSHIRE must reach 443 if they are to avoid having to follow-on against Surrey at The Oval – and they reached tea on day three on 375-8 from 116 oversThe White Rose county advanced from 290-4 at lunch, scoring 85 runs in the session.They lost Jack Leaning

  • Grim up North? Not in 'cinematic' Bradford

    NEWS that Bradford’s City of Film team is to have a base in China - to develop projects with the world’s fastest-growing film industry - can only be a good thing for us. Right?Not according to a particularly dreary online response to the T&A report on

  • Yorkshire bowler Rashid still yearns for Ashes call

    ADIL Rashid has not given up hope of an Ashes call-up – despite admitting it is "unlikely".The Yorkshire leg-spinner has been leapfrogged in the pecking order by Mason Crane, with the Hampshire player now likely to tour Australia as second spinner

  • Clegg: Wharfedale was our best defensive display

    PETER Clegg has been involved with Otley for a long time, but he was hard pushed to remember a better defensive display from his team than the one which gave them a 17-14 victory at Wharfedale last Saturday in National League Two North. "It was

  • Star Wars artist among guests dropping into Bradford libraries

    AN artist and author for Lucasfilm, the group behind Star Wars, will show local school children how to draw characters from the space sage as part of a series of events in Bradford libraries.JAKe (real name Jake Steel) has been an official artist for

  • Full steam ahead as town prepares for model railway show

    MODEL railway fans will descend on Baildon this weekend for a major show.The North’s Quality Model Railway Show, held at Baildon Recreation Centre over two days, is part of the final weekend of Saltaire Festival.Running from 10am on Saturday and Sunday

  • Green light for redevelopment of Grade II listed former pub

    PLANS to transform a long derelict Grade II listed pub into a solicitors’ office have been approved by Bradford Council.The Gardeners Arms pub on Holme Top Lane, opposite St Luke’s Hospital, has stood empty for years, becoming a hot spot for vandalism

  • Bees hand debut to Frisch

    BRADFORD & BINGLEY, who lacked penetration in their home defeat against Cleckheaton last weekend in North One East, are handing out a debut on Saturday. Troy Frisch, who has signed from Old Crossleyans, goes straight into the second row at

  • Simply Beautiful! Audience on its feet for Carole King musical

    Beautiful - The Carole King MusicalThe AlhambraSHE was the small-town girl with big dreams, who went on to become one of the most successful solo acts in popular music history. But although Carole King established her singing career with seminal 1971

  • Nerves are jangling for quartet on final day

    The Aire-Wharfe League campaign comes to an end on Saturday with issues still to be decided in all three divisions, so nerves are bound to be jangling as Otley, Ben Rhydding, Skipton and Olicanian set out for matches that can make or break their season

  • Road reopens two weeks ahead of schedule after major roadworks

    A ROAD is back open to motorists after Yorkshire Water completed works in the street two weeks ahead of schedule.Wakefield Road in Bailiff Bridge had been shut for seven weeks so Yorkshire Water could carry out work to prevent sewer flooding to homes

  • 'Hugely exciting' plan for former golf club

    A FORMER golf club is being transformed into an activity centre for young people.Keighley District Scouts will run the facility, at the old Riddlesden course.The centre will cater for young people from across the community, not just Scouting members.An

  • Grim up North? Not in 'cinematic' Bradford

    NEWS that Bradford’s City of Film team is to have a base in China - to develop projects with the world’s fastest-growing film industry - can only be a good thing for us. Right?Not according to a particularly dreary online response to the T&A report on

  • Toolstation double for Bradford clubs

    BOTH of the Bradford representatives in Toolstation Northern Counties East League Division One enjoyed victories last night, with Campion winning at home while Eccleshill United triumphed on the road. James Bicknell’s Campion put the weekend’s

  • Overshoot Day

    ‘Overshoot Day’ is a dramatic description of a situation we all understand – going into debt, running out of cash, and being broke, and it’s now applied to how we treat the planet that we take for granted.The system that generates jobs through continued

  • Back to basics for Wharfedale after derby shocker

    BACK to basics was the message from Prime Minister John Major at the 1993 Conservative Party conference in Blackpool. And it has very much been the theme from Wharfedale's head coach James Doherty this week after a very disappointing 17-14 derby

  • Morgan: Let's be confident, but not arrogant

    HAVING won twice last season against Morley, Ilkley were rightly installed as pre-match favourites for their North Premier League clash against the Maroons at Scatcherd Lane last Saturday. However, despite watching his side win 24-15 to make it

  • RACING TIPS: Back Dubka to deliver at Doncaster

    DUBKA failed to fire in the Ebor but a step back up in class would not be beyond her in the DFS Park Hill Stakes, the highlight of day two of the St Leger meeting at Doncaster.Sir Michael Stoute's charge looked potentially well treated in last month

  • Volunteers step in to begin a new chapter at library

    A NEW volunteer-run library will open its doors in Queensbury next week. Queensbury Community Programme (QCP), in High Street, will house the new facility after the Bradford Council-run library in Victoria Hall shut earlier this year. QCP Development

  • Former professional boxer took own life, inquest told

    A FORMER professional boxer was seen acting strangely moments before darting into the path of an oncoming lorry, an inquest heard. Dennis Harbon, 68, suffered head and chest injuries and died at the scene on the A58 Whitehall Road at Scholes on

  • REVEALED: 25 groups share £240,000 of lottery cash

    Twenty-five charities and community groups based in the district have received more than £240,000 in funding thanks to the National Lottery. The recipients, which include schools, sports clubs, and residents associations, have received grants of

  • Local Yorkshire in Bloom winners revealed

    VOLUNTEERS and organisations across the district have triumphed at the annual Yorkshire in Bloom competition collecting a number of top level platinum and gold awards. The highest awards have gone to Harold Park in Low Moor, Keighley Town Hall

  • Academy graduates want to help Bulls back towards glory

    ACADEMY graduates Liam Kirk and Ross Oakes, who have both re-signed until the end of the 2019 season, want to restore the feel-good factor to the Bulls.Prop forward Kirk, the club's only ever present this year, said: "Bradford is a club that

  • Double trouble has dropped the Bulls, says team's old head

    THE Bulls were doomed this season by the double whammy before it started, says Lee Smith.The former England international, who joined the club in February, feels Geoff Toovey's side have performed as well as can be expected with the impact of the

  • Bantams skipper puts case for the defence

    ROMAIN Vincelot sees no reason to fret about City's lack of clean sheets. Stuart McCall's side have been scoring freely recently with 15 goals in their last five games. Yet they have managed only one shut-out against Gillingham on the second weekend