Archive - Friday, 19 October 2018

Opening of St George's Hall DELAYED AGAIN after movement in ceiling discovered
THE opening of St George's Hall has been delayed AGAIN after damage to the ceiling was discovered following roof repair work.
Cannabis factory shut down by police
A CANNABIS factory has been shut down by police in Bradford, following a tip-off from a member of the public.
Bradford Cathedral to host service for those who've experienced baby loss
A TOUCHING remembrance service for people who have experienced baby loss will be held at Bradford Cathedral this weekend.
Number of killings goes up in Bradford
There has been an increase in recorded murders and manslaughters in Bradford over the last year, reflecting the national rise in killings.
One week to go for the Bradford City Runs
THERE is just one week to go before Bradford City Runs takes to the streets.
Man caught on CCTV fly-tipping is hit with £1,000 bill
A MAN caught on CCTV dumping bags of rubbish and bits of carpet on a street in West Bowling has been ordered to pay almost £1,000 in fines and costs.
Orthodontist gets his teeth into New York Marathon
A CONSULTANT orthodontist at St Luke’s Hospital in Bradford is limbering up to take part in the world famous New York City Marathon.
Bradford (Park Avenue) sign Alex Hurst from Matlock
Bradford (Park Avenue) have completed the signing of versatile teenager Alex Hurst from Northern Premier League Premier Division side Matlock Town.
Delivery driver caused serious injury by dangerous driving
A DELIVERY driver has been freed from a jail sentence after three days because the judge said he was “deeply troubled” by the case.
School holds toy workshop to get more kids playing board games
CHILDREN at a Bradford primary school have taken part in a toy workshop aimed at getting children away from electronic games and devices, and playing more games with their families.
Courtman joins home-town club Cougars
COUGARS Women have today completed the signing of Keighley-born England international Jess Courtman.
Golden sunsets
TELEGRAPH & Argus Camera Club member Simon Carter says he was in the right place at the right time to capture the sunlight on these wind turbines.
Bradford man jailed for 18 years as grooming gang gets lengthy sentences
A gang of men who embarked on a "campaign of rape and other sexual abuse" against vulnerable teenage girls in Huddersfield has been given lengthy jail sentences, it can now be reported. Among them was Mohammed Azeem, 33, of Wrose Road, Bradford, who…
Royals should have paid for Eugenie's wedding security
SIR - Reports about how much the poor will lose when Universal Credit is fully implemented across the country were followed the day after by the wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, with the tax payer picking up the bill for security around…
Lord Archer sees the light
SIR- Recently, former Tory grandee Jeffrey Archer, said that he would vote for Jeremy Corbyn if he lived in the North. He quoted this recently when he was travelling through the Northwest of England to give a speech at a school. He said that when he…
Bradford Bulls mourn death of volunteer John Sowden
BULLS have paid tribute to longstanding supporter and volunteer John Sowden, who died last Sunday at Huddersfield-based Kirkwood Hospice.
JAILED: Obsessive ex-boyfriend spied on lover in 'sinister' plot
A “JEALOUS and obsessive” ex-boyfriend who spied on his lover in a “sinister” plot during which he hid two listening devices in her Brighouse home has been jailed.
Girl, 14, told by Costa she can only have decaffeinated coffee drink
COSTA Coffee has said it will not serve children under 16 with coffee unless it is decaffeinated, a spokesman for the company has said.
Police warn public over suspected black panther on the loose
POLICE have warned residents of two villages not to approach a suspected black panther on the loose in the area.
Major development in firearm trial
The jury in the trial of two men and a boy accused of involvement in a shooting incident at a Bradford house has been discharged.
Hunger Games star Sam Claflin joins cast of Peaky Blinders
THE Hunger Games star Sam Claflin has hailed Peaky Blinders as an "iconic show" as it was announced he will join its cast for the programme's fifth series.
Virus could account for 'at least half of all Alzheimer's" - scientist
THE herpes virus could account for at least half of cases of Alzheimer's disease, a scientist has claimed.
Acclaimed film Resilience: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope to be screened in Bradford
AN acclaimed documentary is to be shown in Bradford.
NOSTALGIA: Do you remember these football teams?
In the latest section of our new weekly look back through the T&A picture archives, here are three more football teams from years gone by.
Preacher Choudary is 'pathetic groomer' of others, says ex-police chief
RADICAL preacher Anjem Choudary has been labelled a "pathetic groomer" following his release from prison.
Cougars sign international Garner from Bradford Bulls
KEIGHLEY Cougars Women have signed England international Claire Garner from Bradford Bulls.
WATCH: Princess Anne visits riding group on visit to district
A RIDING group was graced with a visit from royalty today when Princess Anne stopped off in the district.
Heroic and dedicated acts celebrated at Bradford District Policing Awards.
Acts of heroism and dedication were celebrated at the Bradford District Policing Awards.
LETTER: Bowled over by support for mental health
SIR - World Mental Health Day on Wednesday, 10 October was a brilliant chance to put mental health and wellbeing in the spotlight in Bradford and beyond. We at Mind in Bradford were bowled over by the interest and support shown by the Bradford public…
LETTER: A New Dickensian era?
SIR - Looking around at our homeless, foodbank-reliant UK, I would imagine that if Charles Dickens were alive today he would probably write pretty much the same stories as he did in his lifetime.
Plunkett relaxed about England place after wedding
Liam Plunkett is relaxed about inviting competition for his England place after missing the start of the Sri Lanka tour to get married.
LETTER: Rising bollards that don't rise? Bradford Council is a joke
SIR - Bradford Council installs rising bollards in the city centre for safety reasons, but then doesn't bother to maintain them, making them largely useless (T&A, October 13).
LETTER OF THE DAY: Cars kill more people than fracking ever will
SIR - While being pleased that the anti-fracking protesters who demonstrated at a site in Lancashire last month have had their prison sentences overturned, I would like to give these people a reality check.
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Morgan: Let's get streetwise and put run together
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Eccleshill can Grant themselves more success if form continues
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Opening of St George's Hall DELAYED AGAIN after movement in ceiling discovered

Cannabis factory shut down by police

Bradford Cathedral to host service for those who've experienced baby loss

Number of killings goes up in Bradford

One week to go for the Bradford City Runs

Man caught on CCTV fly-tipping is hit with £1,000 bill

Orthodontist gets his teeth into New York Marathon

Bradford (Park Avenue) sign Alex Hurst from Matlock

Delivery driver caused serious injury by dangerous driving

School holds toy workshop to get more kids playing board games

Courtman joins home-town club Cougars

Golden sunsets

Bradford man jailed for 18 years as grooming gang gets lengthy sentences

Royals should have paid for Eugenie's wedding security

Lord Archer sees the light

Bradford Bulls mourn death of volunteer John Sowden

JAILED: Obsessive ex-boyfriend spied on lover in 'sinister' plot

Girl, 14, told by Costa she can only have decaffeinated coffee drink

Police warn public over suspected black panther on the loose

Major development in firearm trial

Hunger Games star Sam Claflin joins cast of Peaky Blinders

Virus could account for 'at least half of all Alzheimer's" - scientist

Acclaimed film Resilience: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope to be screened in Bradford

NOSTALGIA: Do you remember these football teams?

Preacher Choudary is 'pathetic groomer' of others, says ex-police chief

Cougars sign international Garner from Bradford Bulls

WATCH: Princess Anne visits riding group on visit to district

Heroic and dedicated acts celebrated at Bradford District Policing Awards.

LETTER: Bowled over by support for mental health

LETTER: A New Dickensian era?

Plunkett relaxed about England place after wedding

LETTER: Rising bollards that don't rise? Bradford Council is a joke

LETTER OF THE DAY: Cars kill more people than fracking ever will

Hey pesto! It's magic at Orlando's

Avenue have to be careful of stricken Nuneaton's spirit

Weekly Angling Lines

Morgan: Let's get streetwise and put run together

Eccleshill can Grant themselves more success if form continues