Archive - Sunday, 24 March 2019

Security cameras to be installed in burglary-hit neighbourhood
TOWN councillors have agreed to allocate £4,000 to fund security cameras for a Keighley neighbourhood hit by a spate of burglaries.
New exhibitions explores stories of Bradford's history
A NEW exhibition celebrating the rich cultural make up of Bradford’s diverse population has opened at the National Science and Media Museum.
Silsden held at home by 1874 Northwich
AFTER waiting four weeks to get back out onto the pitch following a 4-1 home win, Silsden played out a 0-0 draw with 1874 Northwich in the North West Counties League premier division.
NCEL round-up: Thackley pull further from drop zone with hard-fought win
THACKLEY remain 13th in the Northern Counties East League premier division - but are now 15 points clear of the drop zone after a hard-earned 4-2 win over basement boys Goole AFC.
Farsley Celtic extend lead at the top of Evo-Stik League
FARSLEY Celtic extended their lead at the summit of the Evo-Stik League Premier Division with a comfortable 3-0 victory at Bamber Bridge.
Late blow as Bradford (Park Avenue) let slip two-goal lead at Southport
A 90TH-minute equaliser denied Bradford (Park Avenue) victory at Southport as the hosts came back from 2-0 down.
North Parade's Record Cafe named Bradford CAMRA's Pub of the Year
THE Bradford CAMRA branch has announced its 'Pub of the Year' winners.
Children get water-smart in fun workshops
A PRIMARY school in Ilkley has been visited by Yorkshire Water and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust to promote reducing water wastage.
Simon Parker's verdict: Fans have had enough as Bantams sink to new low
CITY 1 BLACKPOOL 4
McGee buoyed by most enjoyable win of season
Yorkshire Division One: Keighley 26 Beverley 13
Bradford City 1 Blackpool 4: Game guide and player ratings
It was yet another day to forget in this increasingly desperate season for City as they slumped to a 4-1 defeat at home to Blackpool.
When will Bradford's new TJ Hughes store open?
THE opening date for Bradford's new TJ Hughes store has been confirmed.
Arrest made after stolen car is found in Bradford
A STOLEN car has been recovered by police.
Early hours fire after man falls asleep while cooking food
A MAN was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation after leaving food unattended on the hob.
Grotspot tackled as part of Great Bradford Spring Clean
LITTER was cleared by members of St Matthew's Church in Bankfoot on the first of three clean-ups as part of the Great Bradford Spring Clean.
Sporting stars unite to help young Bradford man after cancer diagnosis
"CANCER has no colours".
Activities and indoor street party to mark Cathedral's 100th anniversary
BRADFORD Cathedral is celebrating its 100th year by holding an open day.
Co-Op scheme return to planning panel's agenda
PLANS to demolish a fire station and build a new Co-Op store in its place will go before Councillors for a second time next week.
Are you ready for a summer challenge?
FANCY a challenge this summer?
Here's how you can help homeless young mums this Mother's Day
A YOUTH homelessness charity which works in Bradford is encouraging people to give more than a gift this Mother's Day.
Award-winning Bradford artist and author related to royalty?
AWARD-WINNING Bradford artist and author Simone Malik has a potentially fascinating family link to royalty, and she is determined to get the story out there.
Pioneering Bradford doctor behind acid-proof make-up to speak at festival
A PIONEERING Bradford doctor who created acid-proof make-up in a bid to confront the vile crime of acid attacks will share her story at a festival later this year.
The brotherhood of BlokeFest is heading to West Yorkshire
‘BLOKEFEST’ is making its debut up North.
Celebrities sign up for charity football match
THEIR squad list reads like a Who’s Who of screen and sport.
Valley Parade match-day parking restrictions to be decided
A SERIES of traffic orders around Valley Parade, including match day parking restrictions, will be discussed by Councillors on Wednesday.
Queen tribute band with a difference
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Remarkable legacy of Bradford's Jewish community
WHEN Bradford Synagogue was built, in 1881, its founding rabbi was Dr Joseph Stroud. Last week six generations of his family were represented at the synagogue, joining Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, for a service.
'Passenger threw a cig end - but I got fined'
A COACH driver from Bradford is hoping to highlight new laws regarding littering from a vehicle, after suffering a hefty fine for actions out of his control.
Chance to hear about care trust's work - and you can get involved
Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust is inviting staff and members of the public to attend its monthly Board meeting.
JAILED THIS WEEK: Here's who was locked up in Bradford in the last seven days
A DRUGGED-UP driver who injured four people when he smashed into three vehicles during a high-speed police chase in heavy traffic was jailed for 16 months.

23rd March 2019