In 1920, the Yorkshire Observer Budget and the Bradford Weekly Telegraph amalgamated.
In 1926, return tickets were introduced on trams and buses running between Bradford and Keighley
In 1976, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam was proclaimed.
From the Telegraph & Argus of July 2nd, 1976...
There could be more than 2,000 unemployed young people in Bradford by the time the schools re-open in September. This is the gloomy message from Bradford's Principal Careers Officer, Mr D. Hooper.
From the Telegraph & Argus of July 2nd, 1951...
The use of horses in railway stations is dying out, but a parade of these grand animals is always a pleasant sight. Such a parade has been arranged for the horses attached to the Valley Road and Adolphus Street stations of British Railways, North Eastern Region on Broadway car park at 10am tomorrow.
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