MICHAEL Collins felt City lacked the composure to fight back in today’s 2-0 loss to Barnsley. The Bantams failed to register a single shot on target at Valley Parade against a side tipped to bounce straight back to the Championship. Collins
CRAFT gin worth more than £50,000 is to go under the hammer next week after the collapse of Keighley-based Gin Festival Limited. The company went into administration last month after attempts to find a buyer failed, resulting in the cancellation
GLEAMING cars have taken pride of place in the city centre today as part of the annual Bradford Classic event. This year marks the show's 13th anniversary and City Park and Centenary Square have been packed with visitors eager to look at the stunning
THE local branch of the RSPCA should receive a financial boost this autumn, courtesy of the fundraising efforts of a Keighley resident. Luke Reece, a telecom engineer who lives in Fell Lane, is taking part in the Yorkshire Marathon on October 14
IT'S always a momentous day for Betfred League One clubs when Bradford Bulls are in town, and tomorrow will be no different for North Wales Crusaders at their Queensway Stadium in Wrexham. Their chief executive officer Andy Moulsdale has already
AN elderly woman has died following a crash this morning. Emergency services were called to Cooper Bridge Road, Mirfield, just before 9am, where there had been a crash involving an Audi S5 and a purple Peugeot. A 78-year-old woman who was
A MISSING Bradford girl has been found safe and well. Mary Vunana, 15, was reported missing on Monday, July 30. She was found safe and well last night, close to the Attock Park area of the city.
THREE Bradford MPs have signed a letter to the University of Bradford Vice-Chancellor expressing concerns over the impact of 200 redundancies at the University. The letter to Professor Brian Cantor, pictured, has been signed by Imran Hussain, Naz
STEVE Crossley aims to lead from the front again for the Bulls at Wrexham tomorrow. The no-nonsense prop continues to captain the side during Lee Smith’s prolonged injury absence. With Smith not expected back until next month, Crossley is proud
A MAJOR road has reopened following a fire at a waste recycling plant in Shipley. Firefighters are still at the scene at AWM, Valley Road, this morning and are likely to remain there for the rest of the day and overnight as there are still "hot
PEOPLE have been invited to City Park in their lunch break to learn a unique dance routine to a David Bowie classic. In September Bradford will host the Bubble Up Festival - a two day celebration of Bradford’s links to water. It is part of the Great
KEIGHLEY Cougars head coach Craig Lingard has conceded his side's chances of making the Betfred League One play-offs following a run of three successive defeats. His injury-hit squad crashed to a 34-12 defeat at Workington Town on Sunday. This 10th
THE SKODA Octavia vRS may not have quite the same emotional appeal as some other hot hatches, but its blend of practicality and performance is something that regally grows on you. In a highly-competitive field of tuned-up family hatchbacks that
The win over Whitehaven last weekend was a special one for the Bulls, how did you rate it? Yes, it was an amazing result for us. Whitehaven obviously are one of the top teams in this division and one of our rivals, so to put 46 points past them
WHERE has the respect gone? It was disappointing to see reports in the media that Matt Cecchin is set to call time on his career in the NRL. Cecchin, one of the standout referees in rugby league has declared that following the 2017 Tonga v England
BULLS loanee Tuoyo Egodo spoke of his delight at the start of his Bradford Bulls career and is confident it can only benefit his development. Signed from Castleford Tigers for the remainder of the season, Egodo has quickly become a fans’ favourite
JACK Payne joined a fairly exclusive club when he became the 95th player to score on their Bradford City debut. Other members include Charlie Wyke, Stan Collymore and Sean McCarthy – although it’s over 60 years since Alan Hampson was the last new
ANTHONY O’Connor had no doubts about swapping life under one of Scotland’s top bosses for a club without one at the time. City’s vice-captain admits his game improved during his two years with Aberdeen and highly-rated manager Derek McInnes.
A HARRIS hawk swoops towards me - for a split second I feel like a mouse beneath the shadow of a bird of prey. I’m struck by how graceful the mighty bird is as he lands on my gloved hand. He looks perfectly at ease, before taking off again. The
I WAS delighted with last week’s performance against Whitehaven. I was very pleased with what we did on the field but obviously what is important at this time of the season is the result and a 46 points differential against a team in third place
AROUND 6,000 old photographs of Bradford depicting life in bygone years are being made available for the public to buy. The digitised photographs of the district and beyond can be bought online from the Bradford Museum’s Photo Archive for the first
A GRADE II Listed building has been demolished in an “extremely rare” move amid fears children could have been crushed by an unsafe wall. Believing the “urgent” health and safety situation superseded normal planning processes, Bradford Council officers
A DANGEROUS driver was told to "sort himself out" before being jailed for dangerous driving. Jacob Hutchinson, 23, of no fixed, abode appeared before Bradford Crown Court to be sentenced for the offence, in which he was said to have put police officers
A "VULNERABLE" young Shipley man has been handed a community order for his part in raiding a narrowboat being used by Australian holidaymakers. Connor Wilford, 19, appeared before Bradford Crown Court yesterday to be sentenced after pleading guilty
PLANS have been submitted for 72 new student flats on the outskirts of Bradford city centre. Documents lodged with Bradford Council say the proposed development currently forms part of the car park which served the former Joseph Brennan house on
BRADFORD Council has been rapped following a report into development of green belt by the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE). The CPRE says the public is being "sold a lie" by developers keen to "gobble up" protected green belt land to build
WORK has started on building the long-awaited £860,000 Cullingworth Village Hall. Louie Sykes and Julie Walmsley picked up shovels to ‘break ground’ recently at the site on Lodge Street. Their ceremonial effort triggered construction of the foundations
JOHN Kear will not be unduly troubled if the Bulls lose ground in the League One title race this weekend – providing they have claimed another win. All roads point to Wales in a battle for top spot that looks to be heading to the wire. Kear’s
MICHAEL Collins is a fan of this season’s new two-stage transfer window. City did no late business to add to their 15 summer recruits before Thursday's deadline but still have the option of the loan market for the rest of the month. Collins believes
ELWAZIR can make the leap to Group Three company in style by winning the Smarkets Betting Exchange Rose of Lancaster Stakes at Haydock. Owen Burrows' charge is certainly bred to be featuring at this kind of level as a Frankel half-brother to Group
