Archive - Wednesday, 19 September 2018

Male charged with theft of charity box and stealing from pensioner, 89
A male has today been charged with four offences, including theft from a pensioner and stealing a charity box.
Yorkshire: Bresnan delighted to hit form after admitting below-par season
Tim Bresnan claimed his first five-wicket haul in a little over two years as Yorkshire enjoyed an impressive second day against Hampshire at Emerald Headingley and are now pushing for victory.
CLOSE: Career-best Bresnan haul puts Yorkshire in box seat
Tim Bresnan completed a career best haul of 5-28 as Yorkshire secured a first-innings lead of 27 over Hampshire on day two at Emerald Headingley before confidently strengthening their grip with the bat from mid-afternoon onwards.
Police appeal to find owner of missing flute
POLICE are attempting to re-unite a flute found at a bus station with its rightful owner.
Man charged over Bowling Back Lane death crash pleads not guilty
A MAN has pleaded not guilty to all charges relating to a fatal crash in Bowling Back Lane earlier this year.
Meet the woman behind word-of-mouth cycling club Hop On
Caught between two clashing cultures, the only time Fozia Naseem felt free as a child was when she was out on a bike. Now she has combined cycling with psychology and is helping other Asian women go up a gear in their own lives by teaching them to…
This antique camera is twice as big as a fridge
AN INDUSTRIAL age relic came to the district yesterday morning to give the public a snapshot of the history of photography.
Scene of chaos after 4x4 crashes through railings in Buttershaw
THESE dramatic pictures show the aftermath of a crash in Bradford.
'Preoccupation with Brexit' means government is yet to introduce mandatory scores on the doors
THE UK government’s focus on preparing for Brexit has meant plans to make it mandatory for businesses selling food to display “scores on the doors” have yet to proceed, Bradford Councillors have been told.
Don't suffer mental health problems in silence
By Dr. Zak Uddin
We had our moment in the sun
What is this unusual feeling?
International stars perform at Leeds summer solstice festival
Seasoned world-class performers and the rising stars of Indian classical culture joined forces for a musical festival celebrating the summer solstice in Leeds.
TEA: Yorkshire build a lead in crucial Hampshire clash
YORKSHIRE enjoyed a productive, but shortened, second afternoon against Hampshire at Emerald Headingley.
Glorious George obliterates opposition in athletics league
HIPPERHOLME Grammar School pupil, George Gillgrass, has had a summer to remember after being crowned an athletics champion, achieving nearly double the amount of points of his second-placed rival.
Masked men wielding axes threatened staff in cash and carry raid
MASKED men wielding axes swooped on a Bradford cash and carry, threatening staff and swiping cash before fleeing the scene.
Scaffolding comes down from city centre building
A FAMOUS Bradford building received a welcome facelift yesterday after the removal of scaffolding outside it.
University Vice Chancellor Brian Cantor to step down
THE Vice Chancellor of the University of Bradford, Professor Brian Cantor, has announced he will step down from his role at the end of the current academic year.
Otliensians Colts set for historic debut
OLD Otliensians Colts, who have an important part to play in the overall rugby strategy of the town, play their first home game on Sunday against Moortown B (1.00).
Dragons roar towards new season with triple scoop
BRADFORD Dragons Basketball Club have completed their roster for the 2018/19 season with the capture of the experienced Clayfell Harris and youngsters Andreas Lycoudis and Matthew Armstrong.
England squad: Stone to replace Plunkett in Sri Lanka
OLLY Stone has been called into England's one-day international squad for the first time as a replacement for Yorkshire's Liam Plunkett in next month's tour of Sri Lanka.
Lottery grant for Bradford Peace Museum exhibition
BRADFORD'S Peace Museum has received a National Lottery grant of £4,900 for a project about the peace treaty at the end of the First World War.
LUNCH: Bresnan high five puts Yorkshire on top
TIM Bresnan has helped put Yorkshire in a strong position against Hampshire at Emerald Headingley, completing his first Championship five-for in a little over two years.
Big loss for US woman in Bradford
AN American in Bradford has managed to beat her eating habits to lose three stone in nine months.
Emergency services called to Cow and Calf rocks
TWO air ambulances were part of an emergency response team sent to the Cow and Calf in Ilkley today after a 21-year-old man fell while rock climbing.
Bradford Greenwoods store set to close
THE Greenwoods menswear store on Kirkgate, Bradford, is to close.
Nurse recognised with award - 20 years after her death
A NURSE from Bradford has been given an award for her work as a midwife almost 20 years after her death.
Did you see Led Zeppelin at St George's Hall?
SIR – Fifty years ago this month Led Zeppelin first performed live. I am interested in hearing from anyone who saw their appearance at Bradford’s St George’s Hall in January 1973 and who would be willing to contribute their memories to help me…
An unwelcome return by Blair
SIR – So Tony Blair has recently re-emerged from his life as a multimillionaire to pass unwelcome comments on the current Labour party and its leadership yet again. I don’t know what makes me sigh the most between Boris Johnson or Tony Blair opening…
Thompson wins at Embsay after fast and fearsome fell run
WHARFEDALE Harriers' Alex Thompson moved through the pack to claim a stunning victory in the U17 category at the Embsay Fell Race.
Ravenscliffe Community Association to receive £10k from heart charity
A Bradford group is to receive £10,000 from Heart Research UK.
Yellow peril turns the tide away from Bees in home derby loss
North One East: Bradford & Bingley 29 Huddersfield YMCA 36
Bradford in bloom after receiving multiple awards
THERE were a host of awards for Bradford locations in this year’s Yorkshire in Bloom Competition.
Rock history in Bradford
A MIXING desk used in concerts by artists such as Van Morrison, The Who, Amy Winehouse and James Brown will go on display at the National Science and Media Museum.
Yorkshire Sikh Forum election results
THREE men have been appointed to committee positions at a local group.
New cafe bistro Greenwood opens at Victoria Square, Skipton
A ‘GOURMET’ cafe-bistro is the latest addition to one of Skipton’s quaintest and most popular squares.
Selby changes turn the tide against Salem
Yorkshire Division One: Selby 15 Bradford Salem 11
WATCH: Winds cause disruption on Bradford railway lines and roads
WINDY weather has caused a day of drama across the district, with fallen trees leading to problems on roads and railways.

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Male charged with theft of charity box and stealing from pensioner, 89

Yorkshire: Bresnan delighted to hit form after admitting below-par season

CLOSE: Career-best Bresnan haul puts Yorkshire in box seat

Police appeal to find owner of missing flute

Man charged over Bowling Back Lane death crash pleads not guilty

Meet the woman behind word-of-mouth cycling club Hop On

This antique camera is twice as big as a fridge

Scene of chaos after 4x4 crashes through railings in Buttershaw

'Preoccupation with Brexit' means government is yet to introduce mandatory scores on the doors

Don't suffer mental health problems in silence

We had our moment in the sun

International stars perform at Leeds summer solstice festival

TEA: Yorkshire build a lead in crucial Hampshire clash

Glorious George obliterates opposition in athletics league

Masked men wielding axes threatened staff in cash and carry raid

Scaffolding comes down from city centre building

University Vice Chancellor Brian Cantor to step down

Otliensians Colts set for historic debut

Dragons roar towards new season with triple scoop

England squad: Stone to replace Plunkett in Sri Lanka

Lottery grant for Bradford Peace Museum exhibition

LUNCH: Bresnan high five puts Yorkshire on top

Big loss for US woman in Bradford

Emergency services called to Cow and Calf rocks

Bradford Greenwoods store set to close

Nurse recognised with award - 20 years after her death

Did you see Led Zeppelin at St George's Hall?

An unwelcome return by Blair

Thompson wins at Embsay after fast and fearsome fell run

Ravenscliffe Community Association to receive £10k from heart charity

Yellow peril turns the tide away from Bees in home derby loss

Bradford in bloom after receiving multiple awards

Rock history in Bradford

Yorkshire Sikh Forum election results

New cafe bistro Greenwood opens at Victoria Square, Skipton

Selby changes turn the tide against Salem

WATCH: Winds cause disruption on Bradford railway lines and roads