Bradford Park Avenue manager Carl Shutt is determined to bring in new players during the close season to strengthen the squad and he has hinted that he has set his sights high as he casts the net. The former Leeds United and Bradford City forward is well
The Bulls will give late fitness tests to Leon Pryce and Karl Pratt ahead of tomorrow's clash with Huddersfield Giants at Odsal. Pryce looks the most likely of the pair to be fit, while hooker Aaron Smith is definitely out. Smith saw a neurologist on
Nicky Law's number two Chris Dowhan is set to remain on City's coaching staff. New boss Colin Todd has confirmed that Dowhan is staying on. He is likely to carry on in a role with the youth development side. But fitness coach John Roe has become the latest
Mick Withers will be searching for his 100th career try in the British game when he takes on Huddersfield tomorrow, but a quality team performance will mean much more to him than any personal milestone. Withers, who has scored 95 tries for the Bulls and
Success in sport can mean a great deal to a community. That's why there has been such a well-spring of support for Bradford City. Generally, the Bradford public fully appreciate the importance of the club's survival to give it a chance once again to become
More than 15,000 people in Bradford are being treated for diabetes - but there are probably as many again who are unaware they have a potentially life-threatening illness, a diabetes specialist has warned. Dr Brian Karet, diabetes lead for North Bradford
A new independent health watchdog is to hold its first public meeting next month - and the first item on the agenda will be hospital car parking fees. The Patient and Public Involvement Forum to Bradford Teaching Hospitals Trust will use its inaugural
The killing of hospital care worker Tarquin Turner was "a callous, cowardly, mindless and despicable crime," a defence barrister told a jury yesterday. Graham Hyland QC, representing one of two young men accused of murdering Mr Turner, said that for the
Bradford Bulls' winning ways are to expand to a new foundation which will boost community sporting activities throughout the UK. Sports Minister Richard Caborn was at Odsal stadium yesterday to kick off the new Bradford Bulls Foundation. Crowds gathered
A rail link to Leeds-Bradford Airport is "fundamental" for the economic future of the Aire Valley, it was claimed yesterday. The claim came from a leading figure behind the Aire Valley masterplan, a document which sets out how Bingley, Shipley and Keighley
The Cougars could be without winger Karl Smith when they travel to Doncaster in search of a much-needed National League One victory. Gary Moorby's Keighley side are languishing one place from the bottom of the table, with only points difference separating
Let's talk about our differences Sir - Protesting voters have given the far-right racists of the BNP their first council seats. That's almost as bad for Bradford's image as another riot would be. Our politicians will not accept blame for this wretched
The sun shone brightly at Headingley yesterday - but only at teatime when the umpires finally abandoned play on the opening day of Yorkshire's championship match against Leicestershire. Until then persistent rain, heavy at times in the morning, had prevented
A rail link to Leeds-Bradford Airport is "fundamental" for the economic future of the Aire Valley, it was claimed yesterday. The claim came from a leading figure behind the Aire Valley masterplan, a document which sets out how Bingley, Shipley and Keighley
A rare first edition copy of Jane Eyre fetched around £21,000 ($42,000 dollars) at auction in New York yesterday. The classic written by Haworth's Charlotte Bronte was sold to a bidder in the saleroom at Sotheby's during a sale of signed books and manuscripts
A rail link to Leeds-Bradford Airport is "fundamental" for the economic future of the Aire Valley, it was claimed yesterday. The claim came from a leading figure behind the Aire Valley masterplan, a document which sets out how Bingley, Shipley and Keighley
A service which provides a musical education to thousands of youngsters across the district has been praised by Government inspectors. Ofsted has been singing the praises of Bradford Music Service and applauded "enthusiastic" staff for providing a "rapidly
Voting turnouts varied widely across the Bradford district in last week's all-postal elections, new figures reveal. The percentage of people who returned their votes varied from as low as 32 per cent in Tong to more than 66 per cent in Manningham. But
Weatherman Paul Hudson will be urging Bradford City fans to bid for success when he puts in a guest appearance at the Telegraph & Argus fundraising auction. The BBC presenter and life-long Bantams fan has donated the first- ever City shirt to bear
"It's good to be weird," said Ian Smith, a showman once arrested for not wearing underpants as he abseiled down a building in a skirt. And with that, the Bradford Festival 2004 swung into action last night with a "creatures of the dark" display at twilight
The victim of a child sex attacker says she is living in fear of his return when he is released from jail in the next few weeks. The 23-year-old, who was subjected to a terrible series of attacks, says paedophile George Bates should not be allowed to
