A 15-year-old boy has been charged with a terror offence. The teenager, from Bradford, is accused of possessing a document or record likely to be useful to a person preparing or committing an act of terrorism, West Yorkshire Police said. He
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A 22-YEAR-old man has appeared in court charged with causing death by dangerous driving and intimidating a witness in connection with the case. Muhammad Awaisi appeared at Bradford Crown Court today in connection with a car crash which took place
IT WAS back in 2001 that the first Heavy Fest took place at Bradford’s 1 in 12 Club. The all-day festival of rock, featuring local bands, was a success and organisers went on to hold a further three annual events. Then came a break – of 14 years
VIBRANT costumes and distinctive sounds have filled Bradford’s Centenary Square today as the Make Your Mela day took place. The event, organised by Bradford Council, is acting as both a pilot and a consultation event to prepare for a possible
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SALTAIRE Brewery's annual beer festival will return next month, promising two days of the industry’s top cask and keg beers, performances from local musicians and a range of street food. Taking place on September 7 and 8, the event will be made
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THE A59 between Grassington Road roundabout and Skibeden remains closed following a serious road traffic accident between two vehicles earlier this morning. A police spokesperson said: "A serious collision was reported to police at 10.03am outside
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THE main entrance to Bradford Interchange has re-opened to the public following £210,000 of works to improve access for its nine million passengers. Among the improvements are new and extended pedestrian crossings, new guard railing to segregate
BRADFORD Council has awarded a grant of £20,000 towards the development of an Ilkley Business Improvement District (BID). The money is on top of a £5,000 loan already provided by Ilkley Town Council. The grant money will be used to fund a consultation
PLANS to turn an old care home in Bolton Road into bedsits have been withdrawn by the applicant. The building, on the corner of Lister Lane and Bolton Road, dates back to 1864, and was last used as The Mount Nursing Home. Leeds-based Priestley
Despite a pledge of a funding package for roads, Calderdale Conservatives believe that in terms of repairs parts of Brighouse and Rastrick are rapidly becoming lost highways. They argue that if approved new funding announced recently will be capital
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A NEW fund launched by Keighley Town Council which promotes community action to improve local neighbourhoods is gaining momentum. And a town council committee chairman said he wants as many people as possible to be aware of the £60,000 initiative
TYRELL Robinson has been suspended by City with immediate effect. A short statement from the club said they would be making no further comment at this time. Speaking at a press conference ahead of Saturday's match at Southend, head coach
FAMILIES have been given an insight into how Bradford’s millworkers lived during the height of Bradford’s fame as being the home of wool. The family activity day took place at Bradford Industrial Museum yesterday, with families flocking to the museum
CLECKHEATON Golf Club's Nigel Colbeck was delighted as his side secured their second Division One Scratch League title in three years last week, finishing the season in style with a thumping 8-0 victory over Bradford. Colbeck insisted that the side
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PROLIFIC potter Chris Melling has achieved his second big win on the world stage in 2018, adding the World Pool Series 8-Ball Classic Championship title to his collection on Friday in Romania. The Keighley star, who emerged victorious in the 9-Ball
BRIGHOUSE Town Under-21s gave their best performance of their pre-season so far, winning 3-2 at Ossett United. The hosts were older and more experienced, but were outplayed in most areas of the field and found it difficult to combat Town's pressing
THEY’RE NOT making a song and dance about it – but leading Bradford community arts organisation, The Brick Box, wants businesses across the city centre to ‘Vote Yes’ for a Business Improvement District. Co-directors Eleanor Barrett (left) and Rosie
HOLDERS Yorkshire take on Shropshire on Sunday in the semi-finals of the British Ladies' County Championship on Sunday 19 August. The home match is at Paddock C&BC in Huddersfield and the away match at Bylet BC at Bridgnorth,with the club being
A LARGE traveller camp has appeared on farmland in the Cottingley area. The camp of caravans appeared last night on land where Cottingley Moor Road meets at a junction with Lee Lane. Katrina Elizabeth, 28, said: "It was about 8:15pm, I was
SPECIALIST technical rescue teams from Cleckheaton Fire Station were on hand to help recover a tractor and trailer stuck on a railway line. Rail travellers are being warned of major delays on some routes until Friday evening after the tractor damaged
ALFIE Seeley made a dream debut for Keighley Cougars at the weekend, scoring with his first touch against Newcastle Thunder, and head coach Craig Lingard was impressed with how the youngster handled the occasion. Seeley's try just before the break
Hundreds of 17 and 18-year-olds around Bradford will be picking up their A level results today, when they will find out how well they did in this summer’s exams and what their future hold. We are keen to share your good news stories with the entire
POLICE have seized a scooter from a rider who had a pillion passenger while on a provisional licence. The scooter was seized in Shipley yesterday and police said the rider "thought it would be a good idea to give his friend a lift." But, it
WORK to improve an area of land in the centre of Cross Hills will begin on Tuesday, August 28. Craven District Council has appointed contractors to carry out improvements at East Keltus, including levelling and re-flagging the pavement area and
THE community presence of the Keighley Cougars continues to grow after a successful weekend of initiatives on and off the field. On the field, the first team recorded a much-needed victory over Newcastle Thunder with seven players featuring who
WE are only going to get better, fitter and stronger is the warning to Guiseley's Vanarama National League North rival from joint-manager Marcus Bignot as his team stopped their early-season rot. The Lions travel to in-form Leamington on Saturday
YORKSHIRE have signed Josh Poysden on a three-year-deal from Warwickshire. The leg-spinner, who recorded figures of 1-37 for the county in the Specsavers County Championship victory over Lancashire at Emirates Old Trafford last month, will initially
POLICE are appealing to drivers to 'think for a second' after the number of people killed in crashes on West Yorkshire's road went up by 74 per cent compared to last year. From January to the end of June, 47 people were killed in 43 crashes across
ISN’T it time there were tighter laws when it comes to buying reptile pets? Last week two pythons - one 9ft and the other 3ft long - were found in woodland at Ainsbury Avenue in Thackley, and this week a third snake, about 5ft long, was seen at
IT'S time that we took China and renewable energy seriously, and stopped using their past CO2 emissions as an excuse for avoiding renewables in the UK – we would do well to follow Peking’s example. Mind you we would probably have made the same decision
MARK Bower says he is happy with the strength in depth of his Bradford (Park Avenue) side after they continued their fine start to the season in Vanarama National League North with a midweek victory. A 26th-minute strike from Ben McKenna was enough
HOUSING developers will likely have to pay £1 million to boost local schools as a condition of building one of Bradford's biggest proposed housing developments. Controversial plans to build up to 600 homes on the site of Fagley Quarry and neighbouring
A DRUG addict has been jailed for 12 months after kicking, biting and spitting at police officers trying to arrest him. Officers were called to a house in Lingwood Road, Girlington, on February 24, to find a trail of blood through the house and
A TERRIFIED couple have spoken of how their lives "flashed before their eyes" when the plane they were on was forced to make an emergency landing. David and Adele Gallagher were flying back from a holiday in Portugal when the Jet2 757 got into difficulties
NEW figures have revealed the number of people across the Bradford district who have never tried to book themselves an appointment with an NHS dentist, as they increasingly prefer to go private. The British Dental Association (BDA) said people are
A VETERAN paratrooper from Yeadon has finally been presented with his medals - more than 70 years later. Geoff Gaunt, now 91, joined the Army in 1945 and was stationed in Palestine, with the Army Air Corps, in 1948. Despite his service, he had
A BAR and restaurant has reduced the size of its outside seating area after complaints from residents. Banyan has won praise from one of the protestors after acting swiftly to address concerns. The bar, on Brook Street, Ilkley, was reported to
MICHAEL Collins insists Matt Kilgallon’s continued absence from his City plans is not an issue for him or the defender. The club’s player of the year is yet to be involved in a squad this season having been overlooked for the captaincy. Collins
A 46-YEAR-old Bradford man has been jailed for ten months after driving dangerously at more than double the speed limit as a police car pursued him. Ansar Hussain, of Heidelberg Road, off Toller Lane, admitted dangerous driving during an incident
A NEW weight management programme is to be launched in Bradford to reduce the problem of obesity among South Asian women and improve their overall health. The initiative has been launched by the Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust and will support
IF the shoot-out for the Betfred League One title is developing into a game of Top Trumps, Bradford Bulls coach John Kear reckons that his team have still to play their ace. There are five matches to go, and the leaders, who went back on top with
BRADFORD came back from the brink to record a fine away victory over East Riding in the Yorkshire Inter-District League, and they face another tough task at Leeds on Sunday. Leeds have won three of their opening five fixtures, and currently lead
