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  • Lawton and Brook among departing players from Keighley Cougars

    DANNY Lawton and Adam Brook are among the players leaving Cougars from this year's first-team squad.Sean Kelly and Liam Darville also depart as coach Craig Lingard continues to formulate his new playing roster for 2018.Centre Lawton will not be offered

  • Thornton United bow out come what May

    IMPRESSIVE stand-in goalkeeper John May could not keep Thornton United in the FA Sunday Cup as they bowed out 2-0 to Hope Inn Whites at Manningham Mills.Thornton had to play three quarters of the match with ten men after keeper Ryan Blythe was harshly

  • Cusworth double frustrates Steeton in search for victory

    STEETON missed a golden opportunity to close in on the West Riding County Amateur League high-fliers as they drew 2-2 against struggling Lepton Highlanders.A win would have lifted Steeton level on points with fourth-placed Campion and within touching

  • Jack Webster hat-trick keeps Field Reserves rolling along

    FIELD Reserves remain unbeaten and top of Alliance Division One in the West Yorkshire League after a 5-0 romp against Kippax Reserves.Jack Webster led the way with a hat-trick and the other goals came from Liam Lambert and Joe Vickers.Yet manager Matt

  • Local brass band thrilled to win national title

    THREE bands from the district placed in the top ten at this year’s National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain, with Brighouse and Rastrick Band claiming the top prize.Brighouse and Rastrick beat off competition from other bands from around the

  • MP calls for more Government resources for police

    SHIPLEY MP Philip Davies has called on the Government to provide more resources for "overstretched" police in West Yorkshire. Home Secretary Amber Rudd told MPs there are "no plans for further cuts" to the police budget amid Tory concerns

  • Children receive advice about staying safe

    PUPILS at two special schools were invited to Odsal Stadium in Bradford to learn about safety.The event was organised by the Stay Safe project, a multi-agency partnership which helps teach important life skills to children.The schools involved were Chellow

  • Lyons and Osman double up as Farsley Celtic Juniors progress

    FARSLEY Celtic Juniors took full advantage of opponents Ealandians having two players sent off to make progress in the Terry Marflitt Trophy as Yorkshire Amateur League action featured a mix of domestic action.Ealandians were reduced to nine men early

  • Cougars Reserves player of year joins Hemel Stags

    NEWLY-CROWNED Keighley Cougars Reserve player of the year Kieran Smith has left the club to join League One rivals Hemel Stags.The half-back has opted to join the Stags as the Hemel Hempstead side have moved their operations and training base to Sheffield

  • Sidebottom and Bird honoured by Yorkshire

    YORKSHIRE legends Ryan Sidebottom and Dickie Bird have been honoured at Headingley.The stalwarts won the sporting achievement and lifetime achievement prizes respectively at the Yorkshire Awards, which recognise individuals who have demonstrated their

  • Crux time for campaigners fighting to save Bradford South

    CAMPAIGNERS fighting plans to axe a Bradford constituency will soon find out whether they have forced a re-think. The Boundary Commission has been tasked with cutting the number of MPs from 650 to 600, and is due to publish revised proposals tomorrow

  • FIREWORK MENACE: Your tales of woe

    After two more stories of fireworks-related antisocial behaviour over the weekend, we are once again asking readers to tell us your experiences of firework disturbances in Bradford. We are compiling an ever-growing dossier of your stories from

  • PICTURES: What caused the strange orange sky over Bradford?

    THE REGION is battening down the hatches as Storm Ophelia bears down on the British Isles - but Bradford has already seen the effect with bizarre orange skies and a distinct odour of burning. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for Bradford

  • VIDEO: Anger as street taken over for fireworks party

    Footage has emerged of a residential street being blocked to traffic while a wedding party let off fireworks in the middle of the street. The video, sent to the Telegraph & Argus last night, shows rockets firing into the sky from the middle

  • Bradford's Alhambra loses out on national theatre title

    BRADFORD'S Alhambra has lost out in a competition to find the UK's Most Welcoming Theatre.The Alhambra was one of 12 regional winners in the contest, having won the title for Yorkshire and the Humber last month.The overall winner has been announced

  • We Can Work It Out...

    by Odele AyresA RECENT T&A article on the revival of Bradford’s 1960s underground Little Fat Black Pussy Cat Club has opened up an old debate questioning whether The Beatles did ever play at the venue.This has been stated in various press releases, adding

  • Take Aljezeera for Yarmouth honours

    ALJEZEERA can make the most of a step down in class in the British Stallion Studs EBF Beckford Stakes at Yarmouth.One of two runners for trainer Luca Cumani, Aljezeera was last seen when dead-heating for second in the Park Hill Stakes at Doncaster last

  • Golden Graham masters British judo championship

    GRAHAM Singh Takhar is celebrating winning a judo gold medal at the Open Masters British Championships. The Bradford fighter won five bouts in the 81 kilogramme category on his way to the title in Cardiff. Judo clearly runs in the family as

  • Interested in becoming a football referee?

    IF YOU have an interest in becoming a football referee then this could be for you.Beckfoot High School in Bingley are hosting a course starting on Monday, December 18 at which you can qualify to be a whistle-blower.To book online and for full details,

  • Cinema complex opening is delayed

    A NEW cinema under construction next to The Broadway shopping centre in Bradford will open by Easter next year, bosses have now confirmed. The six-screen 780-seat cinema on Broadway had been scheduled to open this winter, and while construction

  • HELEN MEAD: Most definitely not a storm in a tea cup

    THIRTY years ago today my husband and I woke up to a scene of eerie stillness. The night before, we had been roused from our sleep by a noise like a jet engine. We sat up in bed and were amazed to see the carpet in our bedroom lift from the floor

  • Kilgallon: Vince must not wince over Bantams defeat

    ROMAIN Vincelot should not beat himself up over City's first away loss, insists team-mate Matt Kilgallon.The Bantams skipper was the chief culprit after they missed a string of chances in Saturday's 3-1 defeat at Bury.Vincelot, who has scored

  • Shakers defy odds to rattle Bantams road record

    Bury 3 City 1THE local fan had dismissed any suggestion of Bury derailing the Bantams bandwagon."We never end runs like that, we just extend them," was his emphatic response, to universal approval among his friends, when asked about the chance

  • Council's officials to speak at business event

    BRADFORD Council’s top officials, including its leader, will speak at a meeting of the district’s property chiefs. The local authority’s leader, Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe, will be at a joint Property Forum-Professionals’ Network audience in

  • 12-year-old girl starved of oxygen at birth awarded £8m payout

    A 12-YEAR-OLD girl left with brain damage after she was starved of oxygen at birth at Bradford Royal Infirmary has been awarded £8 million compensation to provide lifetime care. But it was only when the family’s legal team managed to obtain a transcript

  • Leon Pryce lands coaching job at Workington

    LEON Pryce has been appointed as the new coach at Workington Town. The Bulls legend, who finished midway through last season, will be up against his hometown club in League One next season. Pryce said: “It’s a great move for me and it’s good

  • Halley stars as Dudley Hill win 'away' play-off final

    BRADFORD Dudley Hill sent head coach Jason Lee out on a high by winning promotion from Division Two of the Kingstone Press National Conference League. The third-placed Parry Laners joined top two Oulton Raiders and Thornhill Trojans in going up

  • Wood drops down to step up with Bulls

    MIKEY Wood sees the Bulls as a "massive stepping stone" in his career after signing on a season-long loan from Huddersfield Giants. The 6ft 2in second row further bolsters the forwards after prop James Davies had his contract extended. Wood

  • Health trusts buck post-Brexit trend

    BRADFORD’S three NHS health trusts say the UK’s vote to leave the European Union has not significantly affected their workforce. Before-and-after-Brexit statistics obtained by the BBC and shared with the Telegraph & Argus show Bradford Teaching