DRIVERS are being warned to be on their guard for two loose horses on the road around Little Horton Lane, Bradford.West Yorkshire Police alerted the public via Twitter this evening.
A JUDICIAL review into the decision to approve a waste to energy incinerator for Keighley heard Bradford Council failed to effectively weigh up the harms and benefits of the development. Yesterday's (Jan 15) five-hour hearing in Leeds Combined
A LOCAL security business has come to the aid of a volunteer-run rugby club which suffered a break-in last week. More than £150 of damage was caused to a window at Dudley Hill RLFC on Thursday evening, January 11, when thieves broke in through
BRADFORD South MP Judith Cummins has been appointed as Shadow Minister for International Trade.Ms Cummins will be responsible for scrutinising the work of the Department, which was created by Prime Minister Theresa May in 2016 following the UK’s decision
AN EXTENSION to the Bradford to Leeds cycle superhighway is one of the projects that has been thrown into doubt after construction giant Carillion went into liquidation.The company, which employs 20,000 workers and has offices in Leeds, announced that
THE trial of a man accused of the murder of Bradford father Tyron Charles has been pushed back to July.James Sutcliffe, 28, is alleged to have killed Mr Charles (pictured), 29, at some point between September 5 and 17 last year.He appeared in the dock
A PROMINENT restaurant in The Broadway is "not currently operating" according to the centre's managers. Veri Peri, on Bank Street, has not opened for several days, and the centre has confirmed to the Telegraph & Argus that they have been made
For the first time in weeks, the weather didn't interfere with fixtures for GOALS Bradford Sunday Alliance League clubs. Premier Division leaders Olympic, inspired by man of the match Ryan Metcalf among others, gave a golden display at strong Leeds
THE police helicopter was deployed to Bradford today in the hunt for a stolen car. A spokesman for West Yorkshire Police confirmed the helicopter was over the city and assisting the police. He said: "Police attended Northallerton Road, Bradford
POLICE investigating a firearm incident near Bradford Academy which was forced into "lock-down" on Friday have issued an update.West Yorkshire Police was alerted after a male was seen outside the premises with a gun and a witness sale he was
TOURISM supports more than 13,500 jobs and is now worth an estimated £656 million a year to the Bradford district’s economy, a new report has claimed. The findings by Bradford Council show an increase in year-on-year spending, driven by an increase
WITH both management teams drawing up a list of names for the penalty shoot-out, Drighlington rendered it unnecessary with a 25-yard shot from Harvey Booth to defeat Farsley Celtic Juniors 4-3 after extra-time in their Yorkshire Amateur League Marflitt
KYLE Edmund was not too keen on his shocking pink kit but very happy with his tennis after pulling off the best victory of his career against US Open finalist Kevin Anderson at the Australian Open.It looked a horrible draw for Britain's only male
BAILDON Trinity Athletic are out of the West Riding County FA Challenge Trophy.After drawing 0-0 at home to Yorkshire Amateur League Championship Division strugglers Beeston St Anthony's, the Jenny Laners lost 3-2 in a penalty shoot-out.There was
STEETON booked their quarter-final place in the West Riding County FA Challenge Cup with a fourth-round 4-1 home win over West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division rivals Salts. A large crowd at Summerhill Lane saw Sam Rooke give Steeton
YORKSHIRE bowler Matthew Fisher has been selected to play in this year's North v South limited-overs series.The paceman is in the 13-strong North squad alongside the likes of England international Ben Duckett, who has been chosen despite his recent
LAST UPDATED 6.25PM SNOW and sleet showers are forecast for Bradford throughout Tuesday, Wednesday and into Thursday morning. A yellow Met Office warning, meaning people should be prepared, for snow and ice remains in place for Bradford until
BRADFORD & DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE – Eastbrook 5 Bradford Deaf Centre 1, Great Horton 5 Princeville A 1, Princeville A 2 Pudsey 4. Breaks: J Allan (Pudsey) 48; R Jagger (Eastbrook) 44 unfinished; P Devitt (Eastbrook) 43; R Bowes (Pudsey) 38, 35,
An Uber driver from Bradford has been handed a £1,404 court bill for working illegally in York. Victoria Waudby, prosecuting, said a joint City of York Council and police task force stopped Sohail Ahmed, 45, on Holgate Road late on Ladies Day during
A MAN has been released by police following a dramatic incident that saw armed officers swoop into a supermarket car park. Just before 4pm yesterday armed police descended on Tesco on Valley Road after they were tipped off that a car linked to
ROBBERS in balaclavas have left an woman in her sixties in hospital following an incident in Wyke this morning.Police are investigating following reports of a robbery in Towngate, Wyke, near the Barclays bank at around 10am today, where a large amount
SIR - I was interested to read about the career of soon-to-retire chief executive of Airedale NHS Trust. My wife and are retired nurses and we're pleased to see that Bridget Fletcher had a career as a nurse before moving into management. Both of us
A VAN that was stolen during a burglary in Cleckheaton has been recovered in Bradford this morning.The Ford Transit Custom was taken overnight during a Hanoi burglary.Officers located it in Harrogate Place earlier this morning and investigations into
SIR - What a surprise that the Telegraph & Argus reveals that our council tax could increase by almost six per cent (Jan 13). If the local authority gives the go-ahead it will be fastest thing our council has ever decided on. I fear most of the rise will
Yorkshire One: Keighley 32 Old Brodleians 31A CRACKING game saw Keighley, who were outplayed for most of the match, clinch victory with the last kick of the game thanks to sheer determination and hard graft. They started well with some free-flowing rugby
SIR - My spirits were lifted upon reading your grand article "Gareth Gates sets up stammer school". I wish that I had the opportunity to have a speech therapy like the McGuire Programme during my youth in Ireland. After many failed attempts at speech
SIR - The comments of your newspaper’s former editor were very interesting regarding the car parking situation at Valley Parade for supporters attending by car. However it appeared to offer little alternative to the current struggle for a place to park
A DRIVER has been clocked speeding at an astonishing 160 mph police in West Yorkshire have revealed. Officers in the county issued a total of 142,610 speeding tickets last year, far more than the second highest number, 62,623, issued by police
A 65 -year-old woman was dragged to the ground and injured during a robbery by a teen with a "young face."Police are appealing for witnesses after the robbery, on Serpentine Road, Cleckheaton on Friday.The incident happened between 4.15pm and
POLICE seized a Mitsubishi after getting"numerous" calls from members of the public that it was churning up grassed areas in Windhill. The car was stopped and seized in Shipley last night by West Yorkshire Police's anti social bike team, also known
THERE is heavy traffic on the M62 this morning after a lane was closed to clean up an oil spillage.A stalled vehicle and an earlier accident involving six cars have added to the delays caused by the spillage, which is on the M62 Westbound between J27
ODSAL will be hosting a rugby league memorabilia and programme fair in the Trevor Foster Lounge on Saturday.On view to look at and or buy will be a large collections of programmes, magazines, player biographies, club histories, novels, badges, photographs
CONSTRUCTION giant Carillion has said it has "no choice but to take steps to enter into compulsory liquidation with immediate effect" after talks failed to find another way to deal with the company's debts. The stricken company, which employs 20,000
A PRIMARY school has been praised by Ofsted inspectors, who said it “enables pupils to flourish.” Calverley Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School was visited by inspectors late last year for the first time since the school was judged
RESIDENTS are developing plans to spruce up Baildon public toilets, including wall murals and posters.Baildon Town Council will take over the toilets from Bradford Council in April and has agreed to put £8,000 towards the project in its first year.At
CAMPAIGNERS are gearing up to fight against a developer's plans to build a new housing estate in Bradford. The application, if successful, would see 151 homes built on land off Leaventhorpe Lane, Fairweather Green, It would consist of a mixture
The future of Saltaire Festival is in doubt after an appeal was launched to raise £60,000 to stage it. A recruitment drive is also under way to find volunteers to help run it. The festival has taken place in the village every September since
STUART McCall has issued a fresh plea for new recruits as City's squad reaches breaking point.The Bantams boss is desperate for a couple of additions before they face Bristol Rovers next weekend.Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Northampton – the seventh
A FEW years ago my boss placed a book upon my desk.‘Organising from the Inside Out’, it was called. Stuck to the cover was a Post-it note, upon which he had written ‘Nothing personal!’My desk was among the worst for clutter - and that was saying something
A FEW years ago my boss placed a book upon my desk.‘Organising from the Inside Out’, it was called. Stuck to the cover was a Post-it note, upon which he had written ‘Nothing personal!’My desk was among the worst for clutter - and that was saying something
JOHN Kear admits there is plenty of work still to be done despite seeing the Bulls notch up their second pre-season success.Two tries in a two-minute burst late on from Steve Crossley and Dalton Grant earned a 12-6 win over Championship side Sheffield
AN empty unit on one of Bradford’s main shopping streets could be converted into student flats if new plans are approved. The former Halifax building on pedestrianised Kirkgate, and opposite the Kirkgate Shopping Centre has been empty and up for
The importance of STEM to Bradford’s future and fortunes will be discussed by councillors tomorrow. Councillor Angela Tait (Lab, Royds) will put forward a motion at City Hall to shine a light on the opportunities STEM - science, technology, engineering
Bradford College has been told it needs to improve its teacher education partnership, with inspectors saying it performs “less well than might reasonably be expected.” The college’s initial teacher education (ITE) provision, a collaboration between
City 1 Northampton 2THE message was loud and clear and shaped like Nathaniel Knight-Percival.Stuart McCall may have denied that the centre half's unexpected appearance at centre forward was a direct dig at his employers as he continues to wait for
Council tax rates in England have risen by more than half in real terms over the past 20 years, a new study has said. Research by the TaxPayers' Alliance found the levy had increased by 57% during that time period. The group said the number
Bulls 12 Sheffield 6THE master put the apprentice in his place as two late Bulls tries settled a defensive duel at Odsal yesterday.Scorelines are immaterial at this stage – it is all about practice making perfect for the raising of the League One curtain
A YOUNG woman suffering from suspected serious injuries had to be taken to hospital in the back of a fire engine because no ambulances were available. And a spokesman for the Fire Brigades Union said firefighters had been warned that they may need
MISS Tiggy is the pick in the Racing UK Jump To It Mares’ Handicap Hurdle at Ayr.She could well turn out to be better than her current perch of 103, having recovered from a broken hind leg to win on her return at this track in November.While she fell
