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  • VIDEO and GALLERY: City Hall transformed in light show

    BRADFORD'S City Hall was transformed into a riot of colour this evening using cutting-edge 3D projection. The building was lit up in preparation for the Illuminate Bradford festival which starts tomorrow. The event, staged by Bradford Council

  • Historic hall to host live nativity

    EAST Riddlesden Hall will host a twilight Christmas event that will see the Christmas story brought to life.On Saturday, December 16, and Sunday, December 17, the National Trust property will invite people to visit its gardens by lamplight in search of

  • Bradford City boss McCall: Scotland helm is not for me

    STUART McCall has ruled himself out of the running for the Scotland job. Gordon Strachan today left the role after nearly five years in charge. But McCall, who worked on his coaching staff from 2013 until returning to City in June 2016, will

  • Two men had knife fight in street as public looked on

    Two men had a knife fight in broad daylight in the middle of Keighley over a vehicle debt, Bradford Crown Court heard today. Father of six, Majid Iqbal, was wounded in the arm and his opponent, Zahid Hussain, cut on the shoulder during the violence

  • Police hunting graffiti vandal who has damaged buildings

    POLICE are hunting for a vandal who has daubed properties in Baildon and Shipley with their graffiti tag.Members of West Yorkshire Police’s Shipley Neighbourhood Policing Team have asked for the public’s help in identifying the individual, who they say

  • Birkenshaw and Wyke will be battle of the heavy mobs

    BIRKENSHAW Bluedogs and visitors Wyke will wheel out the heavy artillery in a bid to collect their first win of the season in their Pennine League Division Two Central clash at East Bierley. The Bluedogs have former Dudley Hill prop Lee Wilkins

  • Will panic set in if Dennyboys fail to beat the Pikes?

    IF EVER Thackley needed a big performance it is on Saturday as they host Pickering Town in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division. The Dennyboys were title rivals of the Pikes for most of last season but while Thackley finished

  • Steeton look to continue winning streak

    UNBEATEN in their last four league and cup games, Steeton will be wanting to continue their form when they visit Lepton Highlanders in the West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division. The last time they played each other was in late August when

  • Man injured outside Broadway shopping centre

    THE emergency services were scrambled to Bradford city centre after a man was injured. A man, believed to be in his 50s, suffered facial injuries following a fall outside the main entrance of The Broadway shopping centre at around 11.35am today

  • Rescue team called to same area of Bradford twice in two days

    MEMBERS of the Calder Valley Search and Rescue Team were called to the same area of Bradford twice in the space of two days earlier this week, it has been confirmed. At around 2.30pm on Monday, the team received a request from Yorkshire Ambulance Service

  • Goss and Mackie back to boost Otley

    ALTHOUGH baffled by the number of scrum penalties that they conceded, Otley's director of rugby Peter Clegg was pleased with many aspects of their 38-13 National League Two North defeat at Leicester Lions. He said: “We had Max Johnson back at scrum

  • Man in hospital after 'incident' outside school

    A MAN is in hospital with "serious" head injuries after reportedly being attacked outside a school in Heckmondwike.  The 48 year-old was involved in what police described as an "incident" outside the school at around 6.15pm on Tuesday.  He

  • Objections to school fence to be heard at planning panel

    THIRTY people have objected to a secondary school’s plans to build a fence around its grounds.The Bradford College Education Trust submitted an application to erect the 2.4 metre high fence around Samuel Lister Academy in Cottingley, at the side of the

  • Students recognised for their leadership in music projects

    THREE Music Technology students from Shipley College have gained a Silver Arts Award in recognition of their arts and leadership talents.Josh Marrison, 17, Harrison Newboult, 17 and Charlotte Fountain, 18 (pictured) had several challenges to complete

  • Bulls trio named in Jamaican squad for historic international

    ROSS Peltier, Jon Magrin and Omari Caro will be involved in Jamaica’s World Cup warm-up against France tomorrow night. The Bulls trio are among a 20-man squad named by Glenn Morrison for the clash in Perpignan – the first meeting between the two

  • Four taken to hospital after kitchen fire

    FOUR people were taken to hospital this morning following a kitchen fire at a house in Otley.  Fire crews from Otley, Rawdon, and Shipley were called to the blaze at the property in Maylea Drive just before 6am.  The occupants of the house,

  • Stay grounded, please

    THE lower value of the Brexit distorted pound abroad should make it more expensive to travel overseas so it’s surprising that more British folk are doing so, though the record numbers of visitors coming to the cheaper UK is to be expected. I suspect

  • Ilkley Challenger gets ten-year contract extension up to 2027

    ILKLEY Lawn Tennis & Squash Club's Challenger event has been given a ten-year contract extension.The current contract for the pre-Wimbledon tournament expires next year, but, following successful negotiations, the joint ATP and ITF event has been

  • A little boredom goes a long way

    SOMETIMES, just sometimes, it’s okay to be bored.And - brace yourselves - it’s okay for children to be bored too. In fact, it’s probably good for them. So says broadcaster Jeremy Vine, who believes that today’s children are ‘over entertained’ and could

  • Lions boss Cox seeking front-foot approach to FA Cup tie

    APART from wanting to establish Guiseley as a Vanarama National League club, new manager Paul Cox has another itch that he wants to scratch.The former Barrow boss would love the Lions to get into the second round of the Emirates FA Cup for the first time.He

  • RACING TIPS: Bank on Buonarroti to walk on Ayr

    BUONARROTI can seize advantage of a lenient handicap mark when he runs at Ayr.A lot of water has passed beneath the bridge since Aidan O'Brien thought him good enough to run in the Racing Post Trophy as a juvenile in 2013.Indeed, he has only won once

  • Littlemoor and home duos qualify for Farsley Winter Pairs

    CRAIG Farquharson and Dave Cooper (Littlemoor) and Kez Smith and Mark Hughes (Crossgates) were Saturday's qualifiers in the 2017 Farsley Winter Pairs.Dave Norris and Chris Hight (Farsley) and Ian Howard and Steve Longley (Meanwood Park) then qualified

  • School cashes in on bankers' hard work

    DOZENS of volunteers at a bank have helped transform a school’s nature reserve.Over the course of a week 75 employees at Santander branches in the district visited the Academy at St James in Allerton, Bradford, to work on the overgrown site on school

  • Man who fled police had rucksack full of cannabis

    A MAN tried to flee from police with a rucksack full of cannabis. Ali Afzal, 30, was seen by officers picking up the rucksack and a jacket from a wall on the corner of West Park Road and Clement Street in Allerton, Bradford, on September 7 last year.

  • Next year's Dragonboat Festival to be the 'biggest yet'

    ORGANISERS of Bradford Dragonboat Festival say next year’s event is set to be the biggest yet after its main race day sold out.Next year’s event will take place on the River Aire next to Roberts Park, Saltaire, between Friday, June 22, and Sunday, June

  • Bantams will stay on the level, says Reeves

    JAKE Reeves is determined to keep a lid on expectations after City's high-octane start.The third-placed Bantams are four points behind unbeaten League One leaders Shrewsbury with eight wins from the opening 12 games.Stuart McCall's men have not