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  • Suspects sought following off licence robbery

    DETECTIVES in Bradford have released CCTV stills and an e-fit image of three males they would like to speak to following an off licence robbery.A police spokesman said the robbery happened at a store in Otley Road, Bradford, at around 11.15am on Monday

  • Hop on! New cut-price bus fare aimed at market shoppers

    TRADERS have welcomed a new subsidised bus fare aimed at attracting more customers to a shopping centre at the top of town. The new 50p single fare is now being offered on an existing service – run by bus company TLC Travel and Bradford Council

  • Former Bulls hooker Lumb is punch perfect

    FORMER Bulls player Joe Lumb has landed his first senior boxing belt after returning to the ring.The 21-year-old hooker, who has signed for Keighley Cougars ahead of next season following his release from Odsal, has made an immediate impact after reviving

  • Unemployment falls for seventh month in a row

    UNEMPLOYMENT has fallen to its lowest level in the district in recent years, new figures show. The monthly figure for October was down – by 0.3 per cent – for the seventh month in a row, new numbers from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)

  • Right On Cue: Bradford No 1 move to summit

    BRADFORD No 1 continued the season in fine form with an excellent 5-1 victory against Sheffield No 2 at Undercliffe Cricket Club and now share top spot in Division One of the Yorkshire Inter-District League with Leeds.Wayne Wootton started well for Sheffield

  • New Fat Friends show is as northern as fish and chips

    Fat Friends the MusicalThe Grand Theatre, LeedsTHE curtain rises on a row of ample-sized bottoms, shaking from side to side in a colourful Zumba workout. The Super Slimmers are working their wobbly bits to a lively latin beat - but would rather be hot-footing

  • Reading Rockets have too much firepower for Bradford Dragons

    BRADFORD Dragons head coach Chris Mellor was left ruing a poor second-half display as his side went down 95-74 at Reading Rockets. Their hosts – one of the longest established teams in National Basketball League Division One – were sitting nicely in the

  • Former Lord Mayor of Bradford resigns from Council

    A FORMER Lord Mayor of Bradford has quit both the Council and the Labour Party with immediate effect. Naveeda Ikram, who had been a councillor for the ward of Little Horton, resigned just a day before she was due to be automatically removed from

  • G force seals Hermits battle

    HERMITS G moved top of Division Three in the Bradford League following a hard-fought derby victory over stablemates Hermits F.The G team had the edge when it came to close finishes as they won all four of the matches that went the distance.The first two

  • City fans' group scoop national award upset

    A BRADFORD man beat off competition from Premier League giants to win a national football award.Humayun Islam, 40, chairman of the Bangla Bantams, a Bradford City supporters’ group, won the behind-the-scenes prize at the Asian Football Awards (AFA) last

  • Bowls results

    SPEN FLOODLIT LEAGUEDivision One: Thornhill 99 (21) Hove Edge A 91 (19), Littlemoor A 121 (26) Elland A 93 (19), Farsley A 123 (27) Spen Victoria A 123 (27) Spen Victoria A 107 (24).Division Two: Heckmondwike A 124 (28) Littlemoor B 75 (14), Spen Victoria

  • At the movies with Bradford City's German owners

    A BEHIND-the-scenes film charting the first 12 months in charge for Bradford City’s German owners has been showcased. Matter of Heart follows the first season under the ownership of Stefan Rupp and Edin Rahic after they bought the club in May last

  • Work paused on sinkhole

    WORK on filling a sinkhole in Baildon has been halted until next week. An area of pavement (pictured) on a pedestrian crossing in Browgate gave way in September causing the large cavity. Baildon Town Council say work has been paused until Monday

  • Silsden march on thanks to Gaughan hat-trick

    SILSDEN'S incredible run of victories since the start of the Hallmark Security League campaign continued with a 17th consecutive Division One win.The Cobbydalers extended their lead at the summit to 14 points as they romped to a 4-0 success at second-placed

  • Ashgrove murder accused makes first court appearance

    READ MORE: Tributes paid to 'good, quiet man' A MAN has appeared in court charged with murder after a man was found with fatal injuries at a house in Bradford. Dawid Zbigniew Kutek appeared before magistrates shortly after 11.25am charged with

  • RACING TIPS: Ostilio set to shine brightest at Newcastle

    OSTILIO looks one of the more interesting horses in action on a workaday card beneath the Newcastle floodlights.It might be a little off-putting to see Simon Crisford's youngster already running in a first-time hood but he is clearly a colt with plenty

  • Fats that blocked drains are now used as fuel

    WHEN Suraiya Hussain clears away the pots after cooking, there is one extra task she does not forget. She pours the oil she has used into a container, puts on the lid and keeps it. The residue from the many meals she prepares is then collected

  • Tasty cake businesses thrive for Bradford entrepreneurs

    HOME-based cake baking businesses are proving profitable for two entrepreneurs. Sarah Belford, of Mrs B’s Bespoke Cakes and Sarah Horton, who runs Estrele Cakes, are running their tasty firms from their own homes. Mrs Belford, 39, of Moorhead

  • Mum heading to France to help refugees

    A WOMAN from the district has been so moved by the plight of refugees in northern France she is heading out there to help them. Helen Routledge, of Oxenhope, near Keighley, is filling a van with goods and setting off to deliver them in person.

  • Firms builds reputation with double award win

    A FIRM has continued to build its strong national reputation with two awards. NG Bailey, which has its headquarters in Ilkley, was named specialist contractor of the year and BIM (building information modelling) initiative of the year at the 2017

  • McCall: Bantams will never be spoilers

    CITY will not 'park the bus' against Wigan like Plymouth did at Valley Parade.Stuart McCall has stressed he won't look to copy the spoiling tactics that proved so effective at the Bantams' expense over the weekend.The visitors packed their

  • Ashgrove murder inquiry: Tributes paid to 'good, quiet man'

    LATEST: Man in court charged with murder at Bradford house A SHOPKEEPER has paid tribute to a a regular customer at her shop – who she believes was the man found dead in a Bradford house at the weekend. The dead man, who has now been named

  • Bulls forward White hot for England's World Cup bid

    ENGLAND'S women are ready to deal with a "brutal" World Cup schedule in Australia. That is the view of Stacey White, one of ten Bulls players in Chris Chapman's squad. They kick off the campaign tomorrow against Papua New Guinea before facing

  • Drug-fuelled danger driver overtook police car on blind bend

    A DRUG-fuelled driver who overtook a marked police vehicle on a blind bend before leading the officers on a 90mph chase has been sentenced to a three month suspended jail sentence. Motor mechanic Jack Nixon, who had taken a line of cocaine, accelerated

  • Ten-man Guiseley spot on to pull off FA Cup upset

    ACCRINGTON 1 GUISELEY 1 (Guiseley won 4-3 on penalties) DON’T let anyone tell you that the FA Cup is on its last legs. Any doubters that this proud competition has lost its shine should have been at Accrington’s Wham Stadium last night