Snow chaos
  • A robin surveys the snowy scene at East Morton near Keighley.
  • The frozen Leeds-Liverpool Canal at Skipton.
  • The snowy landscape outside City Hall
  • Council workers busy gritting pavements in the city centre.
  • A picturesque snow scene in Wrose.
  • Youngsters enjoying a spot of sledging in Wrose.
  • Gritting in Oakworth Road, Keighley.
  • Snow ploughs battle to clear the runway at Leeds-Bradford International Airport.
  • Snow ploughs battle to clear the runway at Leeds-Bradford International Airport.
  • Snow ploughs battle to clear the runway at Leeds-Bradford International Airport.
  • Snow ploughs battle to clear the runway at Leeds-Bradford International Airport.
  • The aptly named 'White House' almost disappears into the snowy backdrop of Otley Chevin.
  • Snowy rooftops in Otley.
  • The snow covered Otley by-pass.
  • That's the way to travel, like this youngster in Station Road, Otley.
  • Snow covered trees in the Wharfe Valley.
  • A car makes its way cautiously along Arthington Lane, Pool-in-Wharfedale.
  • Sheep contend with conditions in the Wharfe Valley.
  • A van struggles along Arthington Lane, Pool-in-Wharfedale.
  • An ambulance battles through terrible conditions.
  • Commuters and drivers battling their way to work.
  • The terrible conditions that faced many on their journey to work.
  • Train services were disrupted by the snow.
  • Walking to work was the only option for many commuters.

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Snow chaos

A selection of pictures taken as heavy snow brought misery and chaos to Bradford and the surrounding district during the January 5 rush-hour.

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