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Furious mum puts banner up telling new McDonald's restaurant 'we're not loving it'
A FURIOUS mum has put up a banner saying she is "not loving" a new McDonald’s - after claiming its builders 'destroyed' her fence. Rachel Laidler, 55, said the chain's contractors had heavily damaged her perimeter wall in Ilkley by digging a 4.5m
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'This will be a test': Newport view on Valley Parade TV clash
NELSON Jardim sees tomorrow’s televised trip to Valley Parade as a “step forward” for Newport. The Exiles head for West Yorkshire on the back of successive home wins over Crewe and Salford. That followed a run of three defeats on the trot –
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Baton and cannabis found in vehicle that made 'evasive manoeuvres' when seeing police
A BATON and cannabis were found in a vehicle that made "evasive manoeuvres" when seeing police. Officers from West Yorkshire Police's Shipley Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) were out on proactive patrols in the Windhill and Wrose area of Bradford
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Man rushed to hospital and huge emergency response after car flips onto roof
A MAN was rushed to hospital and there was a huge emergency response after a car flipped onto its roof. Emergency services were called to a report of an overturned car on Keighley Road, near Ogden Reservoir, at 9.40pm on Friday night. A large
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Where is the highest pub in Yorkshire Dales? 17th century inn with stunning views
It’s no secret the Yorkshire Dales is a hive for pubs to visit at any time of the year. From those with scenic beer gardens for a refreshing pint in the summer, to ones with a roaring fire keeping you warm as you tuck into a tasty Sunday roast
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West Yorkshire's best autumn walks to see leaves change colour, chosen by locals
With autumn comes crisp and frosty days, as the late October and November sun shines from above. But where do you like to go for an autumnal walk in West Yorkshire? We decided to ask our readers on the Telegraph and Argus Facebook page to suggest
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Work to re-open town centre public toilets finally begins
ALMOST a decade after they were closed, work to re-open public toilets in a town centre market square has finally begun. The toilets in Shipley’s Market Square were closed by Bradford Council in 2015 as part of a wave of budget cutting measures
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Plan to convert church hall into homes blocked by Councillors
THE planned conversion of a historic church hall into housing has failed to secure planning permission. Councillors did not support a proposal for six new homes at the vacant Newall Church Hall site in Otley. The existing hall, a former Sunday
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Butcher shop on street with 'significant traffic issues' is refused
PLANS to turn a terraced house on a street with “significant traffic issues” into a butcher shop has been refused. A planning application to convert the ground floor of 131 Maidstone Street was submitted by Sonia Nosheen earlier this summer.
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'Raging' traders slam Bradford Council after parking charges come into force
ANGRY traders say they have already started to see a drop in business - after charges came into force at a village car park. Idle car park, which is situated near The Green, used to be free to use - but Bradford Council introduced a charge of £1
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'Huge shop filled with preloved gems' opens in Bradford retail park
A CHARITY has opened its third store in and around Bradford city centre. British Heart Foundation (BHF) has added to its Westgate and Kirkgate offering by installing a fashion and furniture shop in the former JYSK unit at Manningham Retail Park
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'He was the life and soul of any party' - Ex Bradford manager's tribute to assistant
A FORMER Bradford (Park Avenue) manager has paid tribute to his ex assistant and friend of 31 years. Phil Sharpe will be carrying Clive Freeman's coffin next week following his sad passing at the age of just 61 last month. Freeman - who also
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Avenue partner with Mind to hold mental health tournament at Horsfall
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) have partnered with mental health organisation Mind Bradford District & Craven and will host the Heads Up Cup at Horsfall next Thursday. The friendly five-a-side football tournament is an opportunity for local businesses
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NATH'S NATTERS: Heroes and highlights of Yorkshire's stunning comeback campaign
WHEN Yorkshire failed to win any of their first seven Vitality County Championship games this season, their hopes of promotion from Division Two ranged from slim to none. And with England superstars Joe Root and Harry Brook having finished their
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Bulls talent Myers among trio up for league's Young Player of the Year award
Four clubs have nominees for the three Betfred Championship end of season awards, with Bradford Bulls talent Jayden Myers gaining recognition for a stellar campaign. The 21-year-old centre has been a key part of a campaign which saw the Bulls finish
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'If you panic, you've got no chance': How penalties shaped Alexander's management
GRAHAM Alexander marked 500 games as a manager in City’s draw at Morecambe. It was an uncomfortable night in a testing period for the Bantams boss, who will be hoping that Jack Shepherd’s late leveller can help turn the corner again. Injuries
