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  • Eight drivers caught speeding on Bingley Bypass

    Eight motorists have been caught speeding on the Bingley Bypass today. Officers carried out a speed enforcement on the A650 Sir Fred Hoyle Way, where there have been long-standing concerns about the speed of vehicles. In addition to those caught

  • Hotel hit with £24,000 fine for illegal Sky Sports screenings

    A licensee has pleaded guilty to six offences of dishonest reception of a television transmission by showing Sky Sports football matches to customers without a commercial agreement from Sky. Casa Events Ltd, premises licensee of The Casa, in Brighouse

  • De Bock set for United debut

    LEEDS United could hand new signing Laurens De Bock his debut at Ipswich Town on Saturday.The 25-year-old Club Brugge left back, who has moved for an undisclosed fee, has signed a four-and-a-half year deal at Elland Road.De Bock, who will wear the No

  • Man faces jail after admitting an assault in Bradford

    A MAN is facing a custodial sentence after admitting an assault in Bradford from almost two years ago.Imaar Rashid, 22, was due to stand trial at Bradford Crown Court today but decided to change his intended plea.He pleaded guilty to assaulting Hamza

  • READER'S LETTER: Danger drivers: will anything ever change?

    SIR - Your lead article in the T&A, January 10 applauds the Recorder of Bradford’s “tough line” in sentencing an uninsured and unlicensed driver to be jailed for 12 months for dangerous driving. The court appearance followed a 70 mph blue light police

  • Waiting times at Bradford's A&E are revealed in new figures

    Bradford’s busy A&E department has narrowly beaten the national December average for seeing patients within four-hours – but still fell way short of the Government target. Nationally, the number of A&E patients being treated within that

  • Third day of strike action set to hit train passengers

    TRAIN passengers are being advised to plan their journey ahead of a third day of strike action tomorrow. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will walk out on Friday on Arriva Rail North (Northern), which runs services on the

  • Academy trust to take over three Bradford schools from chain

    THE Department for Education has announced that the Tauheedul Education Trust will take over three Bradford schools after another academy chain dramatically pulled out of running the organisations. Just days into the new school year, Wakefield

  • Plan to replace bungalow with five town houses is withdrawn

    AN planning application to replace a bungalow in Idle with five houses has been withdrawn.The proposals, for a property at the corner of where Green Lane and Westfield Grove meet Highfield Road, would have seen five four-bedroom, three-and-a-half storey

  • Bradford Sporting Awards 2018: Finalists are revealed

    SEVERAL stars and organisations will be chasing a hat-trick of victories when the 2018 Provident Bradford Sporting Awards take place.Two who will be hoping to pick up main prizes at Valley Parade on Thursday, March 8 are boxer Mohammed Harris Akbar and

  • Armed police swoop to arrest man at address on Leeds Road

    Armed police swooped on a flat above a pizza restaurant on a busy Bradford road to arrest a man after a report of firearms. Four armed officers and three uniformed police remain outside Woody Joe's on Leeds Road, at the junction of Edderthorpe

  • Bradford inventor says his device will save money and energy

    A BRADFORD inventor is hoping to hit a £30,000 crowdfunding target in 25 days.Idorenyin Eno, 31, has come up with a green device that he says not only will save money but also precious energy too.Mr Eno, who studied his Masters in wireless, sensors and

  • Former Bull Oscar Thomas joins Sheffield

    OSCAR Thomas will make a quick return to Odsal on Sunday after joining Sheffield Eagles. Last season's leading points scorer for the Bulls has joined Mark Aston's side on a one-year deal. Scotland international Thomas will team up with former

  • Exhibition looks at 60 years of anti-nuclear campaign

    A NEW temporary exhibition is set to open in Bradford to mark 60 years since the start of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND).The Peace Museum, in Piece Hall Yard, has worked closely with CND Yorkshire to amass many items that have been used in

  • Opportunity knocks for youth at Cougars

    CRAIG Lingard believes the club's faith in youth has helped make the Cougars an attractive proposition for promising youngsters.The Keighley coach, whose side begin their pre-season friendly schedule with a trip to Barrow on Sunday (2pm), was willing

  • Family's joy at news Kia should be home for Easter

    MENINGITIS tot Kia Gott could be home by Easter. Doctors caring for the one-year-old who had all four limbs amputated have told her family she should be back home in just months. Kia who will still have to be in high dependency at Leeds General

  • Sedge frustrated by another postponement

    LIVERSEDGE were denied a game in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division last night following a tea-time pitch inspection at Harrogate Railway Athletic. The Station View playing surface was waterlogged after heavy downpours

  • Winter nets start

    AIRE-Wharfe League club Bolton Villas are starting their senior nets (school years seven to ten are also welcome) at Bradford Grammar School on Monday, January 29 (8-9pm). Sessions are £2 per week and all junior players are asked to bring their

  • Opportunity knocks for youth at Keighley Cougars

    CRAIG Lingard believes the club's faith in youth has helped make Cougars an attractive proposition for promising youngsters.The Keighley coach, whose side begin their pre-season friendly schedule with a trip to Barrow on Sunday (2pm), was willing

  • Sit up straight and beat the January blues

    IT’S around this bit of January that our New Year resolve for self improvement starts to wane.Whether it’s exercising, giving up booze or eating healthily, it soon gets pretty boring. Of course it’s commendable, and often advisable, to adopt a healthier

  • Sillitoe Brooks no argument in Spen Sweep win

    HAVING crawled over the line in his semi-final, Richard Brook could not repeat the dose in the tenth Spen Winter Sweep final.The Mirfield Old Bank bowler had led David Hemsley (Oxenhope) 20-6 in their last-four clash but only ended up winning 21-17.Brook

  • RACING TIPS: Cross ticks every box at Newcastle

    WINDSOR CROSS should appreciate a switch back in trip in the 32Red.com Handicap at Newcastle.Malton trainer Richard Fahey has pitched his charge over a mile on his last two starts but the three-year-old has seemingly found it tough going in the closing

  • Right On Cue: Greens star as Sheffield No 1 thumped

    BRADFORD No 1 extended their lead at the top of Division One in snooker's Yorkshire Inter-District League with a 5-1 victory at Sheffield No 1.Gareth Green was in particularly good form with two excellent frames against Joe Markie.A clearance of 50

  • New £94,000 trial to boost bowel cancer screening numbers

    A NEW £94,000 trial is being started in an effort to get more people to take part in home bowel cancer screening.The money is being invested by Yorkshire Cancer Research to increase the number of people aged 60 to 74 taking up screening.Bradford City

  • Kear: Ash can be a smash for Bulls

    JOHN Kear is tipping Ashley Gibson to be a creative force as the centre looks to kick-start his Bulls career.Gibson ruptured a bicep in only his second game after signing last summer – and surgery ruled him out for the rest of the season.Now fully fit

  • Historic pub set to be turned into flats

    A 200-YEAR-OLD former Bradford pub is set to be converted into flats, dashing any final hopes a campaign group had of turning the building into a community hub and hostelry.Members of the Friends of the Kings Arms Community Benefit Society worked for

  • Scientist inspires Bradford pupils with space stories

    A SPACE scientist who won a BBC show to find the best candidate to become an astronaut has been visiting pupils at a Bradford primary school.Suzie Imber, an associate professor at the University of Leicester, was put through her paces by former astronaut

  • More than 100 jobs up for grabs at Leeds Bradford Airport

    LEEDS Bradford Airport is looking to get more staff on board with more than 100 jobs on offer. The Yeadon site will be hosting a recruitment fair on Saturday, January 20, to showcase the range of career opportunities on offer this year. The airport will

  • Bantams bank on back four boost for Cobblers clash

    STUART McCall hopes to have defensive duo Nathaniel Knight-Percival and Matt Kilgallon back in harness against Northampton. But Tony McMahon's thigh injury is expected to keep him out for another week. Knight-Percival missed the FA Cup upset