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  • Police appeal for whereabouts of missing teenager

    BRADFORD police are assisting South Yorkshire officers trace a missing teenager from the Sheffield who may be in Bradford.Thomas Barbosa, 16, was last seen at around 10.30am yesterday (Thursday 14 September) leaving his home address in the Jordanthorpe

  • Planned roadworks on M62

    DRIVERS are being made aware of planned roadworks along the M62 next week.Between junction 25 to junction 26 Chain Bar the eastbound carriageway will be fully closed overnight for seven nights from Monday, September 18 for gantry painting works. The closures

  • STUMPS: Marsh says goodbye to Yorkshire with decisive ton

    SHAUN Marsh gave Yorkshire the perfect leaving present and Alex Lees put a frustrating season behind him as the pair completed final-day centuries to secure a crucial draw against Surrey at The Oval. Defeat would have left Yorkshire in the Division

  • Goals aplenty as Campion climb table

    A RUN of three victories since their derby defeat at Eccleshill United has lifted Campion back up to third in Division One and the Toolstation Northern Counties East League's entertainers are hoping to continue their recent form.There was a quiet

  • BULLS SQUAD: Toovey announces final match group of season

    BULLS head coach Geoff Toovey has announced the following 19-man squad to face Rochdale Hornets in Sunday's final game of the season.Bulls squad: Aston, Bentley, Caro, Halafihi, Hallas, Hodgson, Keyes, Kirk, Macani, Magrin, Moore, Oledzki, Peltier

  • TEA: Ton-up Yorkshire duo secure safety

    FINAL-day centuries for Alex Lees and Shaun Marsh steered Yorkshire to safety against Surrey at The Oval.This Specsavers County Championship draw will be confirmed after tea, likely with an early handshake at 4.20pm.Yorkshire, made to follow on 198 runs

  • Major road reopens after sewer repair work

    A MAJOR road in the district has been reopened after Yorkshire Water carried out essential work to replace a collapsed sewer.One lane of the road in Apperley Lane, Rawdon, was closed to traffic while workers replaces a large sewer that collapsed in 2015

  • Youth appears in court accused of double shooting

    A TEENAGER has appeared in court accused of the attempted murder of two men who were shot in Bradford. The youth, who cannot be named for legal reasons, made his first appearance at Bradford Crown Court today. He entered not guilty pleas to

  • COUGARS SQUAD: Barnes back in action for Cougars

    CENTRE Hamish Barnes returns to the Cougars squad to face Barrow Raiders on Sunday after missing the last two games with a work-related back injury. Scott Law (leg) is also in the 19-man travelling party after a lengthy lay-off, with Gavin Reed making

  • Salts look to shake off defeat

    LEADERS Salts will be seeking to put behind them the 5-1 defeat at Lower Hopton in the West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division Cup last weekend by taking three points at home to Thornton United in the top flight tomorrow.Unbeaten Golcar United

  • LUNCH: Marsh and Lees dig in for Yorkshire

    SHAUN Marsh and Alex Lees are batting Yorkshire towards safety in their Specsavers County Championship match against Surrey at The Oval.The second-wicket pair batted through the fourth morning unbroken to help the White Rose side, asked to follow on 198

  • 18-year-old released without charge following crash arrest

    AN 18-year-old arrested following a police chase that ended in a multi-vehicle crash has been released without charge. Anis Hussain, of Thornbury Avenue, Thornbury, was arrested in Leeds Road on Saturday evening, along with a 19-year-old male,

  • Could your Facebook posts send you to jail?

    The top legal adviser to the Government is calling for expert evidence on whether current laws protect against “trial by social media”.  Attorney General Jeremy Wright QC is seeking examples of posts, chat and tweets that have jeopardised court

  • 23 Bradford district breweries named in 2018 Good Beer Guide

    BRADFORD ale enthusiasts have reason to be merry after 23 of the district's breweries made it into the 2018 Good Beer Guide. There were no new additions to this year's prestigious guide compiled by CAMRA (Campaign For Real Ale) but among them were

  • Coroners appeal for relatives of Bingley man to come forward

    Coroners in Bradford are appealing for the family of a Bingley man to get in contact. Leslie Morris, originally from Wales, died of natural causes on September 12. He is known to have lived in Manchester, but at the time of his death was living

  • Kenyan education minister pays visit to Bingley school

    A MEMBER of the Kenyan Education Ministry has visited a Bingley school with strong links to the country.During the summer break Jamil Parapia, Bingley Grammar School’s established Kenyan partnership lead, visited Nairobi with Phil Hawkins from PiXL International

  • "Music makes the world seem a smaller place"

    by Amos WynnWITH their debut EP getting global radio airplay, local band The Harringtons are reaping the rewards of their hard graft. Singer/songwriter Jack Shaw says things have started to ‘step up’ for the band, whose EP Change Is Gonna Come was released

  • Roof collapses in family home fire drama

    A ROOF has collapsed in a house fire in Bradford. The blaze broke out at 4.24am today at the semi-detached property in Holybrook Gardens, Greengates. One person is believed to have been taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation but

  • Birkenshaw look to bounce back in derby at Clayton

    BIRKENSHAW were unable to kick off the club's 40th anniversary season on a winning note as they lost 44-10 at Woodhouse Warriors in Division Two Central of the Pennine League.The game saw debuts for Phil Heath and Sash Wedderburn, while Tony Aubrey

  • Albion Sports have extra day's wait for landmark FA Cup clash

    ALBION Sports will spend tomorrow making final preparations for their weekend fixture as they host Ashton Athletic in the FA Cup on Sunday. Kulwinder Sandhu’s Lions were handed home advantage against the Hallmark Security League Premier Division

  • RACING TIPS: Sheikh to rattle rivals while on a roll

    SHEIKHZAYEDROAD can make it back-to-back wins in the Doncaster Cup.David Simcock's charge is two from two at the South Yorkshire track and has posted some creditable efforts in defeat so far this campaign, making good late headway in the Lonsdale

  • Farsley warned that struggling Halesowen will be no pushovers

    FARSLEY Celtic bounced back from last Saturday’s 4-2 defeat at leaders Warrington Town in the Evo-Stik League Premier Division with a good win in midweek and they will be looking to extend their unbeaten home start when they host Halesowen Town tomorrow.The

  • Bradford Park Avenue boss not reading into Southport slump

    PARK Avenue boss Mark Bower admits drawing league rivals Southport away in tomorrow’s FA Cup second qualifying round tie was not to his liking. However, his side will travel to their National North counterparts full of confidence. The teams

  • We must fight for Bradford, says new regional business leader

    THE new chairman of the West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce has vowed to put businesses “at the forefront of key decisions” to be made in the region in the future. Gerald Jennings, who has lived in Bingley and worked in West Yorkshire

  • Fantastic lights festival heads to Bradford

    BRADFORD city centre will be transformed into a sea of colour and entertainment next month as a special mini festival is brought to the city. Illuminate Bradford, staged by Bradford Council. will feature three days of spectacular outdoor entertainment

  • McCall hopes derby day Taylor-made for Bantams

    STUART McCall is eyeing Valley Parade revenge on Rotherham winger Jon Taylor tomorrow – for once ruining his family holiday!The City boss is excited by the prospect of a Yorkshire derby between two in-form teams and he knows all about the threat of a

  • Angling Lines

    BRADFORD No 1 AANick Michael, who has just turned 18, produced one of the most surprising catches of the year to win the Hirst Cup members' match on the River Nidd at Cowthorpe on Sunday. On his first visit to the stretch, Nick fished stick-float

  • CITY OPPOSITION: Millers won't be merrier without Moore

    THE name Moore is synonymous with Rotherham – and City won't be too disappointed if it is missing from the team sheet tomorrow. Giant targetman Kieffer Moore is a serious doubt with a groin complaint that forced him off during the 5-1 midweek thrashing

  • Sadness as Bradford cafe closes its doors after 61 years

    A FAMILY-run cafe which has stood in the heart of Bradford has closed its doors after six decades. Yvonne and Nigel Denton, who ran Truly Scrumptious, Northgate, say they have been flooded with kind words and wishes following their decision to retire.They