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Glass act that put colour in the city

Valerie Green with one of the windows in Northgate

8:43am Monday 8th February 2010

Lazenby was once a name synonymous with stained glass in Bradford.

‘Second mum’ to all of us

8:40am Monday 8th February 2010

We don’t, as a rule, generally do obituaries on this page, but an interesting note found its way to our desk from Latina in Italy, courtesy of Maria Thompson.

Settling a tale of two Hockneys

8:07am Monday 1st February 2010

Regarding the query last week from John C Taylor over Hockney Road, and whether it was named for artist David, we have had replies.

A boar's role in the history of Bradford

8:05am Monday 1st February 2010

The legend of the killing of an animal menace

What’s a boar doing there?

7:58am Monday 25th January 2010

Arthur Stokes, from Cumbria, who recently visited friends in Bradford, has a question for us which we’re sure that many readers will be able to answer.

Name game over road sign

7:57am Monday 25th January 2010

John C Taylor writes about Hockney Road in Bradford… but is it in fact a homage to the great artist?

Demolition of pub a real shock

7:54am Monday 25th January 2010

A letter reaches us from Inverness in Scotland, from P Williams, an expatriate who has also lived in the USA between his time in Bradford and his new home north of the border.

What happened when Tom met Jerry

7:51am Monday 25th January 2010

The Bradford tribute night that will evoke memories of city’s clubs

When will the ‘town’ be a ‘city’?

8:08am Monday 18th January 2010

John C Taylor, of the Aire Valley, responds to a recent letter in the T&A discussing the fact that some people still call the seat of the local authority “the Town Hall”, despite Bradford being a city.

Dipping a toe into the past

8:10am Monday 18th January 2010

Embsay Moor Reservoir is fast approaching its 100th birthday, It was constructed between 1904 and 1910, and village historian Monika Butler has been researching its history for several years, including the contemporary extensive coverage by local newspapers.