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Debbie Davies
Debbie Davies is your community correspondent for Baildon. She can be contacted on 01274 592248

Alexa stars at festival

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11:29am Thursday 18th March 2010

Young performer Alexa Lee came away from a drama festival with a clutch of glittering first place trophies.

'New homes will protect planet and save cash’

Lord Mayor Councillor John Godward

5:35pm Tuesday 16th March 2010

A housing association is set to unveil the first eco-friendly development of its kind for families in Bradford to protect the environment and cut household bills.

New calls for river safety after second student dies

Gavin Terry

8:49pm Thursday 11th March 2010

A friend of Baildon student Gavin Terry, who died after falling into the River Aire, has spoken of his despair as another student died in the same stretch of water.

Sufferer aims high in charity cash bid

10:13am Thursday 11th March 2010

A Baildon man, affected by a neurological condition that affects balance, speech and co-ordination, is undertaking a tandem skydive to raise funds for a national charity.

Dog starts blaze in kitchen

10:54am Tuesday 9th March 2010

Firefighters believe a blaze at a Baildon house was started when a dog accidentally switched on a cooker.

Missing woman, 78, is found

7:29am Tuesday 9th March 2010

A vulnerable elderly woman who was reported missing yesterday has been found.

Golden year for Players

Pictured are three generations of the same family. Front, from left, Graham Smith, Anna Dearden and Liz Dearden. Back, Heather Busfield and Philip Smith

1:56pm Monday 8th March 2010

Three generations of the same family are appearing on stage together to celebrate Baildon Players’ 60th anniversary.

Raise a glass to help historic club

Baildon Hall Club president Sandra Boyes with her husband Keith

1:31pm Saturday 6th March 2010

A private members’ club is opening its doors to the public for a beer festival to raise funds for repairs to its historic premises.

Your chance to name new foal

James Wainhouse from St Leonard’s Farm in Esholt with the tiny Shetland pony foal

1:35pm Wednesday 3rd March 2010

Visitors to a farm are being invited to name a baby Shetland pony which was unexpectedly brought into the world.

Villager's auction to help Haiti

Robert Wight, pictured with auctioneer Andrew McLauchlan

12:49pm Wednesday 3rd March 2010

Fundraisers have enlisted the support of local businesses to raise cash for the Haiti relief appeal.

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