LOOK My Way can make the most of a return to the Flat by claiming the Compton Beauchamp Estates Ltd Silver Bar Handicap at Newbury.John Quinn's charge was last seen in action over hurdles at the Cheltenham Festival, when he finished a creditable eighth
WITH the season rapidly coming to the end, and games for the teams at the top of the West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division coming at them fast.before visiting Campion and Steeton.Salts will have to take maximum points from their final five
Photographs supplied by Riaz Ahmed and Jenny@DilkashProductions BRADFORD’S inaugural Curry Awards which celebrated the best of Asian cuisine in the city culminated in a ceremony for 300 guests on Tuesday. Held at the Cedar Court Hotel, in Rooley
BRADFORD coroners are appealing for information to trace the relatives of Ian Hall who recently died.Mr Hall, aged 68, from Prospect Place, in Bradford, died on April 14. Anyone with any information is asked to contact coroner’s officer Catherine Sanderson
CORONERS in Bradford are appealing for information to trace the relatives of Michael Umpleby who has died.Mr Umpleby, aged 65, from Clifton Common, in Brighouse, died on the April 16.Anyone with any information about his relatives is asked to contact
HANNAH Afzal, who was reported missing yesterday, has been found safe and well. Police issued an appeal for information about the missing 15-year-old yesterday. A police spokesman today said: "Thanks to everyone who shared our appeal or called
A BURST water main on the A657 at New Line this morning caused heavy traffic both ways on the A658 Harrogate Road during rush hour. Highways England said the burst was near to Asda causing congestion on the surrounding routes and affecting traffic
This stunning extreme close-up of a dragonfly comes courtesy of T&A Camera Club member Danny Virr.Danny receives a free print of this picture thanks to Bradford Camera Exchange.Would you like to see your photographs on this page?The Telegraph & Argus
BRADFORD Dudley Hill, in need of a lift after losing their opening four games in Kingstone Press National Conference League Division One, could have found it by signing an old boy. Former England Lions international Nathan Kitson is back at Parry
ECCLESHILL United are looking good for promotion from Division One of the Toolstation Northern Counties East League and they can put themselves on the brink with a win at Hallam on Saturday. They currently sit second, but they were made to sweat
THE devastated grandfather of a "popular" 14-year-old who collapsed and tragically died on his way to sit his school exams yesterday has described him as a "shining light". The youngster, named locally as James Hick, was found by concerned neighbours
THEY may have two matches left of their National League Two North season, but Otley have already announced their first signing for 2018-19 – former Aireborough and Ilkley back Steve Nolson. The exciting 27-year-old outside centre has proved himself
PLAYERS from the batting side may have to take stints at square-leg this season due to an acute shortage of umpires in the All Rounder Cricket Bradford Premier League. The league’s chief executive officer Mark Heald, addressing a special meeting
A FORMER parliamentary aide to George Galloway has been jailed for 12 weeks for contempt of court. Aisha Ali-Khan, 37, admitted 26 breaches of undertakings given to the court in which she promised not to say anything defamatory or derogatory about
ROCHDALE boss Keith Hill believes survival is still in their hands.Dale missed the chance of clambering out of the League One drop-zone with their goalless draw in midweek against Oldham, who remain one point above them out of the bottom four.Joe Rafferty
JACK Brooks is ready and raring to go and confident of a winning start for Yorkshire against Nottinghamshire this weekend. “We’ve got a good recent record against Notts, and we tend to play some pretty good cricket at home. We know how to play
TWO runners are hoping to raise thousands of pounds for Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust when they line up for the start of the London Marathon on Sunday.Atiq Zaman, from Heaton, is raising money for the Trust after his daughter spent
A MIRROR pool with no water faced those who headed to Centenary Square today in what was one of the hottest April days for many years. As the mercury rose to 24oC, families made a beeline to the city centre attraction, which was part of a £24.4 million
ILKLEY are celebrating this week after having three players selected in the initial Yorkshire squad of 40 for the forthcoming Bill Beaumont County Championship.Representing the North Premier club are full back Ben Magee, flanker Joe Lowes – son of former
THERE are just a few days left to catch an arts installation inspired by a local circus group.Cupola at Cartwright Hall, is a colourful installation inspired by Skinning The Cat, an aerial circus company that was based in Manningham. The group regularly
A VAST majority of clubs in the Spenser Wilson Halifax League have notified the league that their grounds are good enough to start the season on Saturday. Member clubs had until Tuesday night to state whether their grounds would be unfit, and the
GUISELEY were relegated on Tuesday night after a 1-0 home defeat to Barrow and manager Sean St Ledger has suggested that one reason for their poor campaign was the Lions' decision to switch to being a full-time side this season. However, although
AFTER a week’s delay but still ahead of most leagues, the Aire-Wharfe will try to make a start tomorrow and Horsforth will be keen to put down a marker against, Beckwithshaw who are going for their third successive title.There is no doubt that the champions
TWO men have been arrested for stealing hundreds of pounds worth of martial arts equipment from the cars of people attending Tuesday's Bradford City game.During the game against Portsmouth at Valley Parade, three vehicles were broken into.Yesterday
A CAR caught fire in the early hours of this morning in Apperley Bridge. The car, a black BMW 318D, was in the car park of the George and Dragon pub, just off Harrogate road, by the River Aire. Stephen Lappin, 30, of Apperley Bridge, said he
AN OPENING date has been announced for the six-screen boutique cinema being built next to The Broadway shopping centre in Bradford. Operator, The Light, is to open the cinema’s doors on Friday, May 11, making it the firm’s tenth cinema in
CAMPION boosted their hopes of sneaking into the play-off places in Division One of the Toolstation Northern Counties East League with a 4-0 home win over Nostell Miners' Welfare. James Bicknell’s black and reds rattled in three goals in a 13-minute
THE semi-finals of the Bradford Snooker Championship are being played tonight at Great Horton Conservative Club (7.30pm). Four-time champion Gareth Green takes on Bradford team-mate Josh Walker, while Stefan Risidi plays Lewis Walsh in the best-of-seven
PITY the poor residents of South Park Crescent in Hither Green, who have spent the past week or so with a nasty little circus unfolding on their doorstep. The flowers laid in memory of burglar Henry Vincent are at best a tacky shrine and at worst a
AS anyone unfortunate enough to have caught it knows, measles is a very unpleasant illness. Measles is highly infectious and even a straightforward case can make a patient feel extremely unwell. But in around a third of all cases the virus
MOST of us are aware that if we burned coal, drove a petrol or diesel car or flew on holiday we would produce carbon dioxide and methane, so ensuring the climate will change markedly this century. However I suspect few will understand the damage caused
ONE of Skipton’s most historic buildings is to turn a chapter as building work starts at Benjamins Optician. A new two-story extension is being constructed on the side of 23 Newmarket Street, giving the business “bags more room.” The practice will
VILA Halafihi says the Bulls intend to savour every minute of the build-up to their Challenge Cup clash with Warrington.The pressure is off John Kear’s side for once as they prepare to pit their wits against Super League opposition in Saturday’s fifth-round
SIMON Grayson reckons the run of postponements early in his City reign hindered their chances of building any play-off momentum. Tuesday’s win over Portsmouth was only his second in nine games since taking charge. But coming on the back of
TWO Skyrac athletes from Burley-in-Wharfedale are gearing up to attempt Guinness World Records at the London Marathon this Sunday. Rebecca César de Sá, who broke her first GWR last year (fastest marathon in film character costume, 3 hours 16 minutes
A MAJOR water leak in Otley has been fixed.A large overflow had been running onto a section of Leeds Road - on the A660 just past the roundabout, leading up to Old Pool Bank - for several weeks.A ward councillor, who initially thought the water was run-off
DEBENHAMS saw its half-year profits plunge nearly 85 per cent after extreme weather brought in by the Beast from the East gouged earnings. The retailer said its bottom-line pre-tax profits fell from £87.8 million to just £13.5 million over the
A FAMILY spoke of their shock and disbelief after an energy company sales agent scrawled an abusive message on their door when they refused to switch supplier. Robert Bailey and his son Philip said they discovered the offensive message shortly
A NEW restaurant and banqueting hall could be opened if ambitious new plans to transform an empty mill are approved. Westfield House on Ingleby Road, a former Grattan catalogue shop, is the subject of a new planning application that has been submitted
A convicted paedophile is back behind bars after flouting sex-offender regulations and being found with indecent child images on his phone.When police entered Michael McAuliffe’s home in November last year they found four indecent images of boys aged
POLICE only deemed a missing man a “medium risk” despite text messages suggesting he may have taken 100 pills, a jury inquest heard.Colin Harding, 39, sent a message to a family member which stated he had taken the tablets and it was now on to “plan B
Parents of children at a Bradford secondary school have hit out at a decision to introduce badges for attendance and behaviour.According to a number of parents, Immanuel College, in Leeds Road, Thackley, has introduced a new rewards system whereby pupils
