Silsden's youngsters showed the club's future is in safe hands by winning the Bradford boys team championships at Keighley. In a close finish they were three strokes clear of runners-up Shipley with Bingley St Ives a further shot away in third. The three
Nicky Summerbee has been offered more money to join Bradford City than he earns at Sunderland, agent Scott McGarvey revealed today. The 28-year-old former England under-21 midfield player, who is thinking over a move to Valley Parade, was due to meet
The Bradford-based Society of Dyers and Colourists has appointed Mark Yare as its technical manager. The society is a world leader in colour science and technology for a number of industries and Mr Yare's appointment is part of a re-organisation by chief
A young mum was kidnapped by a bouncer who stabbed and raped her, a court heard. The 22-year-old Heckmondwike woman was dragged off a Gomersal street into the bouncer's car and driven to Wigan where her rape ordeal began, Leeds Crown Court was told. Philip
Generous staff and customers have helped boost the coffers of an appeal set up to help disabled Shipley toddler Connor Entwistle. The youngster's great-grandmother Joan Gooder, of Windhill, and uncle Stephen Boldy picked up the copper collection - totalling
Police were bombarded with stones by a gang of youths as they hunted for guns at a Bradford house. One officer suffered concussion and was today recovering in hospital. Six others were injured during the violence in Horton Grange, Bradford, last night
A Bradford chemical firm is giving students a chance to boost their skills by sponsoring a lectureship at the city's university. A H Marks, based at Wyke, is making the move to boost research into molecular processes and develop teaching into physical
A Keighley businessman has been fined £1,750 after an investigation into tyre dumping. Trevor Bernard Birkett, a partner in Bingley retail and repair firm Castle Tyres, was fined after admitting failing to properly document transactions in old tyres.
A former Birstall man teaching English in Japan has set up his own Internet company aimed at teaching children a foreign language. Richard Graham, 25, originally from the Intake Lane area of Birstall, went to Japan in 1997 on the Government's JET Scheme
