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  • Girls aged 11 and 12 missing since Tuesday

    West Yorkshire Police have issued a Force-wide appeal in a bid to trace two missing girls. Police in Kirklees are appealing for information to trace the children. Officers and staff have been conducting extensive enquiries to locate Bernadett

  • Bradford City game postponed

    CITY'S match at home to MK Dons today is off. Referee Ben Toner pulled the plug two hours before the scheduled kick-off time because areas of the pitch were waterlogged. Ground staff had been at Valley Parade since 6.30am forking the surface

  • Vote on NHS Care Trust governors opens

    VOTING has begun to elect public governors to Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust.Voting packs have been sent out to trust members. The deadline for postal votes is March 22.Successful candidates will have an induction next month, before taking

  • John Cooper Clarke coming to Bingley

    RENOWNED poet and spoken word musician Dr John Cooper Clarke will be bringing his new stage show to Bingley later this month in a sold out gig.The Salford-born poet, 69, has released six studio albums throughout his poetry career, which began in the 1970s

  • Schools take centre stage at challenge

    A BRADFORD school finished fourth in a regional theatrical performance competition.Southfield School, Haycliffe Lane, missed out on the top prize in the 2018 Be Your Best Rock Challenge event held last night. They performed This Is Us. Confident. Resilient

  • Supermarket wants to increase size of planned store

    A SUPERMARKET chain has applied to increase the size of a new store in Thornbury.Last year Aldi was granted planning permission to build a new supermarket on the the former site of Thornbury Middle School, which was demolished in 2003.The approved store

  • Andrew Chalmers: Reserve competition is crucial for Bulls

    I ENJOYED the trip to Dudley Hill on Thursday night to watch the first game for our reserve team, as the Bulls drew first blood against the Keighley Cougars club. Whilst the score was a comfortable result in the Bull's favour, what was more important

  • READER'S LETTER: Women's Rights

    SIR - We live in a day and age where women have as many opportunities to become an artist as men.Iain Morris, BA (fine art), Caroline Street, Saltaire

  • READER'S LETTER: Another year disfigured by war

    SIR - 2018 looks already set to be yet another year disfigured by war atrocities, as the news from Ghouta in Syria sadly makes clear. The aid group, Medicines Sans Frontieres has revealed 13 hospitals that it supports have been destroyed or damaged in

  • READER'S LETTER: This is how I describe Brexit

    SIR - Can I take this opportunity to describe Brexit in a very short yet accurate statement.BREXIT: A decision taken by just over half of the people that voted, to take back control that we never lost, while in the process losing the very best of what

  • Chisholm wises up to Bulls' derby duel at Keighley

    DANE Chisholm can’t say he hasn’t been warned as he prepares for his first taste of derby action against Keighley.The Aussie is expected to play about an hour at Cougar Park tomorrow as he continues to step up his comeback from last year’s serious knee

  • Mayor officially opens training group's city centre site

    THE Lord Mayor of Bradford has officially opened a new training centre in Bradford city centre.Qube Learning, which specialises in vocational courses and e-learning is now based in a unit on Rawson Place, a former salon.The new “Kickstart” centre will

  • READER'S LETTER: Halal is cruel and should be banned

    SIR - I was led to believe that we are a nation of animal lovers and to allow the ritual slaughter of animals by slashing at an animals throat, whilst still conscious, to satisfy a medieval ideology to appease Islam is barbaric to say the least. This

  • Bantams boss: Let's show we can win without Wyke

    SIMON Grayson is demanding City show that there is life without Charlie Wyke.Grayson finally takes his place in the home dug-out at Valley Parade for the first time this afternoon.But he will face MK Dons without top scorer Wyke, who begins a three-game

  • Bulls captain Lee Smith is ready for tough Cougars test

    BULLS captain Lee Smith insists the recent disruption to fixtures won't affect the momentum his side has built up over recent weeks.After the postponement of their previous match, the Bulls go into the round three clash against Keighley Cougars ready

  • Bring the noise! Bulls are ready for derby day

    JOHN Kear is relishing leading the Bulls into derby battle at Keighley tomorrow and admits: It’s going to be special.Around 4,000 fans are set to cram into Cougar Park as the neighbours meet on level ground in the league for the first time since 1976.

  • John Kear: Keighley ranks as one of our toughest test

    AFTER the enforced break last week for the weather, it's fair to say we will be presented with difficult opposition this week when we visit Keighley Cougars. I list Keighley in the same bracket of games as York, Workington, Whitehaven, Hunslet and

  • Lingard hopes large crowd can inspire Cougars to derby win

    KEIGHLEY Cougars head coach Craig Lingard is hopeful that a large crowd can inspire a famous victory for his side on Sunday, as they go head to head against local rivals and title favourites Bradford Bulls.He said: "I hope that it will affect the

  • Student filmmakers to premier work on big screen

    YOUNG filmmakers who have honed their skills at a Bradford film academy will see their work premiered on the big screen today.All shot in Bradford, the three films will explore themes like anxiety and the dangers of social media.The students have been

  • Businesses urged to sign up to Shop Watch scheme

    TRADERS are being urged to sign up to a scheme designed to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour. Police and businesses from Bradford South met on Thursday night to hear about a Shop Watch scheme which will be piloted in the Wibsey, Wyke and Royds

  • CAR REVIEW: Skoda Rapid Spaceback

    With a shorter tail than the saloon-like Rapid, the Skoda Rapid Spaceback has the appearance of a conventional hatchback. Inevitably, it’s lost a little boot space in the squeezing process so it does, in fact, now have less space at the back, which makes

  • The voice helping to get Bantams fans back onside

    THE Bantams family is a term regularly pushed by the club during the recent years of progress. City have prided themselves on building a tight relationship with a fanbase that is the envy of most clubs in League One. But like any family, there

  • RACING TIPS: Call Me Lord has imperial look

    CALL Me Lord can tee up a potential £100,000 bonus bid by winning the Matchbook Imperial Cup at Sandown.The huge cash prize traditionally associated with this race will be won if any successful horse can follow up at the Cheltenham Festival next week.And

  • Village could get first new housing for over 100 years

    CRAVEN planners are being urged to approve plans to build new homes and a village green in Broughton, west of Skipton. The application by the Broughton Hall Estate to build ten two and three bedroom homes for rent off Gargrave Road was set to be