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  • Guiseley sign defender Ben Frempah

    GUISELEY have added young defender Ben Frempah to their squad for the closing games of the season.Frempah, 22, signed for Solihull Moors in December 2017 but has played just one game for them.Born in Italy, Frempah played youth football for Fisher FC

  • Children's services cuts toned down after public backlash

    CONTROVERSIAL cuts to Bradford Council's children’s services have been watered down in response to negative reactions in public consultation. The new plans will still mean hundreds of job losses, but 48 more FTE posts that had faced the axe will

  • WANTED: Police investigating theft release CCTV image of man

    Police want to talk to this man about a theft in Skipton. It happened at the Ultimate Outdoors store on Coach street in Skipton at about 5pm on Saturday 17 March 2018 when a man entered the store and removed items of clothing from a display before

  • Guiseley's Lawlor leaves in loan deal

    GUISELEY defender Jake Lawlor has joined AFC Fylde on a loan deal until the end of the season.Lawlor, 26, who can also play in midfield, has been out of the Guiseley side since being injured in the game against Chester on New Year's Day. He has played

  • Reader's photo reveals why this swimming pool should be saved

    TELEGRAPH and Argus Camera Club member Simon Paul Sugden took this wide angle shot of Moseley Road Baths, in Birminghmam. Paul's image reveals why the National Trust is fighting to preserve the building when Birmingham City Council pulls the plug

  • Reader's picture reveals sad fate of abandoned swimming pool

    TELEGRAPH and Argus Camera Club member Simon Paul Sugden took this wide angle shot of an abandoned swimming pool.For his efforts he receives a free print of this picture thanks to Bradford Camera Exchange and ProAm Imaging.Would you like to see your photographs

  • Sixth-form star has the drive to achieve her golfing goals

    YOUNG golfing superstar Olivia Pearson is hoping to be given the opportunity to turn professional by Birmingham University, having applied to study a Golf Management course there in September.The 18-year-old from Bingley has already won a hatful of junior

  • Sports clubs not put off by the snow

    SIR - Great picture of Cleckheaton rugby club playing in a blizzard (Cleckheaton in the pink, March 19). They weren't the only local sports club not put off by the white stuff at the weekend. This is Bradford Rowing club veteran eight training on

  • LETTER: All of Mother Russia hates us - and this is why

    SIR - We currently have a government who appear to have completely abandoned any idea of the standards that we should expect from people who we trust to govern in our interests. Listening to PMQs is becoming so frustrating as the single talent

  • Corbyn not the 'voice of reason'

    SIR - Regarding Jeremy Corbyn sychophant Colin Durkin's letter (T&A, March 20). In the 'Big House' he was ridiculed by the Tories and his own back-benchers. Did Colin Durkin see the faces of the front-benches of the Labour Party? They were

  • LETTER: Could this be the issue to scupper Brexit?

    SIR - It is ironic that when voters in Scotland, England and Wales went to the polling stations on June 23, 2016, to vote in the EU referendum, few if any would have given thought to how it might affect the border between Northern Ireland and the Irish

  • Health and safety should be celebrated, not watered down

    SIR - We should be proud that countless deaths and injuries have been avoided because of the UK’s robust approach to safety.Yet safety measures in place for adventure activities are under review, and one option up for discussion is to abolish the licensing

  • Force is given 'good' rating

    INSPECTORS have found West Yorkshire Police is good at keeping people safe and reducing crime - but the force has been told it must improve the way it investigates crimes and reduces re-offending.Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire

  • Keighley's Willson gets County call-up

    KEIGHLEY Rugby Union Club's Tom Willson has been called up for the county this weekend. Tom Willson has been selected for Yorkshire 20's game against Durham, played at Keighley RUFC's Rose Cottage on Sunday (kick-off 3pm). The open side flanker

  • Trust awarded gold star accreditation by carers charity

    BRADFORD District Care NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded a gold star by national charity the Carers Trust for its commitment to involving carers in their loved ones’ care plans. The Carers Trust runs the Triangle of Care membership scheme, which aims

  • Yorkshire in international action as they take on island side

    YOUR eyes do not deceive you. Yorkshire are back on the international stage this Sunday as they take on Chagos Islands Football Association-Selection at Hemsworth Miners Welfare Football Club's Yorkshire NuBuilds Stadium.Both sides are part of CONIFA

  • Police reveal 13.9 per cent gender pay gap

    WEST Yorkshire Police has revealed that it has a gender pay gap of 13.9 per cent. The force published its report to Government yesterday, and pointed out that the gap is four per cent lower than the national average. The report reveals 57 per

  • Marathon woman Rebecca reaches world semi-finals again

    COMEBACK queen Rebecca Kenna is praising her mental strength after coming through a marathon day on her way to a third straight semi-final appearance in the Women's World Championship.The 29-year-old world No 3 was on the table for over eight hours

  • GUISELEY: Wily Kayode an inspiration says St Ledger

    GUISELEY manager Sean St Ledger has praised veteran striker Kayode Odejayi for his influence on the more inexperienced players at the club, but he says that they cannot afford to rely on the former Barnsley forward alone.St Ledger said: "I think

  • Safestyle announce drop in profit and sales

    BRADFORD windows and doors installation firm Safestyle has seen it profits drop by more than seven per cent from last year. The firm, founded in 1992 in the city, has seen its gross profits fall from £55.6 million in 2016, to £51.4 million in 2017

  • New plans would see restaurant opened in warehouse building

    PLANS to convert part of a warehouse in an industrial area of Bradford into a restaurant have been submitted to Bradford Council.Roger Lee Planning has submitted the plan to open a restaurant/cafe in a 662 square metre section of the Beehive Works on

  • Serious sexual assault reported in city centre walkway

    A CITY centre walkway has been cordoned off this morning while police investigate a "serious sexual assault." The incident is alleged to have happened in the walkway that links Hall Ings, next to The Bradford Hotel, and Bradford Interchange.

  • Davies boys help Sedge to easy win

    LIVERSEDGE notched a comfortable 3-0 win at Station View against struggling Harrogate Railway Athletic in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division.Sedge took an early lead when Brad Davies found the top corner with a fine strike

  • Arrests made after street robberies in Manningham

    TWO people have been arrested after two street robberies in Manningham. The robberies both took place on Manningham Lane on Tuesday, and officers called to the incidents located the two suspects nearby. Both suspects were apprehended and arrested

  • Cougars look to bounce back after Bulls battering

    KEIGHLEY Cougars head coach Craig Lingard expects a tough test as his depleted side face a derby clash at York City Knights. Cougars travel to Bootham Crescent on Sunday looking to bounce back from their last fixture, a 54-6 defeat to Bradford Bulls earlier

  • City stars meet pupils who helped raise thousands for charity

    PLAYERS from Bradford City FC have visited a primary school that helped raise thousands for the club’s charity.Low Ash Primary School in Shipley has been raising money for the Bradford City FC Community Foundation by holding a Billy Bantam penalty shoot

  • This new technology could be a green alternative to fracking

    MY heating is on at the moment. It uses natural gas though I would prefer electricity generated by renewable energy, even though the gas produces less CO2 than burning coal, mainly because it contains more hydrogen so there’s just over half the CO2

  • GUISELEY: Wily Kayode an inspiration says St Ledger

    GUISELEY manager Sean St Ledger has praised veteran striker Kayode Odejayi for his influence on the more inexperienced players at the club, but he says that they cannot afford to rely on the former Barnsley forward alone.St Ledger said: "I think

  • Do we really want to see Chandler and the gang in middle-age?

    IT was when I woke up on a grubby sofa in a freezing Brixton flat that I realised reunions sound more fun than they actually are.It was the morning after a get-together with some people I was at journalism college with. A few of us had crashed at someone

  • Wide range of Easter activities taking place in Bradford

    A WHOLE host of events are taking place next weekend and throughout the school holidays to celebrate Easter.Events including traditional Easter egg hunts and a few more unconventional events will be taking place over the weekend to mark the holy weekend.There

  • Plans for 26 homes and restoration of listed hall approved

    PLANS to breath new life into a Grade II* listed building and build 26 new homes in Thornton have been given the green light.The application, for a restoration project on Leaventhorpe Hall in Thornton Road, to convert a Grade II listed barn into apartments

  • Bradford schools and firms step up for Sport Relief

    SCHOOLS and businesses across Bradford have been undertaking challenges in aid of Sport Relief. The campaign’s focus this year is “stepping up” by aiming to beat one billion steps per day, every day for the week of Sport Relief, March 17 to 23.

  • Accountancy thrilled to be in running for Yorkshire award

    A Bradford accountancy practice is celebrating this week after the firm was shortlisted for a regional award for outstanding talent. Watson Buckle is in the running for the title of Independent Firm of The Year at the upcoming Yorkshire Accountancy

  • Lord Patel appointed chair of new social work regulator

    A BRADFORD Peer has been named the new chair of a new social work regulator by the Government.Lord Kamlesh Patel will take up the role as chair of Social Work England, the new dedicated social work regulator.The new regulator is aimed at working closely

  • Warrington up the ante in cup for Bulls coach

    THE PRIZE of a glamour trip to Warrington will raise the Challenge Cup stakes for the Bulls, says John Kear.The delayed fourth-round clash at Hunslet has been rearranged for Easter Monday after being frozen off.On offer will be a trip to the Halliwell

  • Law floored by Bantams' terrible run

    NICKY Law has described City’s current slump as the worst he has experienced.The midfielder is back in the side after two months out.But he admits their form right now is a total contrast to what he has been used to since returning to Valley Parade 21

  • RACING TIPS: Mount to peak at Ludlow

    MICHAEL'S Mount ran a very pleasing race last time out and looks a cut above his rivals in the Windsor Clive International Novices' Hurdle at Ludlow.A decent middle-distance handicapper on the Flat, he is now with Ian Williams and won at the first