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Stolen car set alight

12:15pm Friday 21st November 2008

A stolen car was dumped and set alight on the Aire Valley trunk road at Keighley.

Action day helps residents

The action day team

10:58am Thursday 20th November 2008

A day of action to target known criminals, help people back into work and put some shine into the streets took place in Shipley.

Plea for gift of sight

Store manager Nadia Dyson-Mebrouk

2:35pm Wednesday 19th November 2008

An opticians’ surgery is urging people to donate their unwanted glasses this Christmas to help those in the developing world whose lives are blighted by poor eyesight.

£70m mill complex officially opens

The Victoria Mills complex

3:30pm Tuesday 18th November 2008

Celebrations take place tomorrow to mark the completion of one of the district’s most ambitious mill conversions.

MP calls for less sex education

Philip Davies

2:34pm Tuesday 18th November 2008

The Conservative MP for Shipley and Bingley, Philip Davies, has called for less sex education in schools.

£120,000 plan to help otters breed

Conservation officer Don Vine will lead the project along the river and canal corridor from Bingley to Kirkstall

10:50am Sunday 16th November 2008

Otter enthusiasts have begun a three-year project to help clear the River Aire of harmful invasive species of plants and encourage the mammals to breed.

MPs 'should visit lap dancing clubs'

Philip Davies

7:30am Sunday 16th November 2008

MPs on the Commons culture committee should be willing to go to a lap-dancing club before making judgements over the industry, a Bradford MP has said.

Prince Charles returns to open church project

Prince Charles with The Reverend Sue Pennington on his vist to Cottinngley to re-dedicate the war memorial

4:40am Saturday 15th November 2008

The Prince of Wales will officially open a £4.5 million community centre which has taken six years to create.

Group in gear for big trip

Tom Rogers

4:08pm Thursday 13th November 2008

A group of cyclists are getting ready to head Down Under to spend four months competing with some of the best downhill racers New Zealand has to offer.

Late job led to breach of curfew

3:43pm Thursday 13th November 2008

Returning late from a gardening job on three occasions caused Luke Ward to breach his curfew order imposed by Bradford magistrates for possessing an offensive weapon.


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