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  • UPDATED: City 1 Bristol City 1

    9:57am Phil Parkinson was happy with City's performance in the wake of Nahki Wells' exit. The 1-1 draw means the Bantams have still not won at home since the end of September but Parkinson reckons his side did enough to

  • Keighley people thanked for helping Syrian refugees

    Generous Keighley residents have contributed a huge quantity of urgently-needed aid for Syrian refugees. The collection was arranged by the Utley based Al-Hikmah project, with hundreds of boxes of vital provision due to start being dispatched to

  • Hume on tough but enjoyable Bradford Park Avenue baptism

    Mark Hume endured a difficult time while Bradford boss John Deacey was away on holiday but he feels it was a valuable experience in his and the squad’s development. Deacey broke his own golden rule by taking a break during the football season.

  • Dispute over Cock and Bottle pub site in Barkerend

    Opinions are divided on the latest plans for the historic Cock and Bottle pub. The debate hinges on whether the Grade II-listed pub in Barkerend Road, which has lain empty since February 2011, should be altered to allow it to re-open as a restaurant

  • Shipley MP makes EU ‘sabotage’ accusations

    Shipley Tory MP Philip Davies (right) has accused Labour and the Lib Dems of plotting to sabotage an attempt to guarantee an EU referendum. Mr Davies said voters were being denied the chance to have their say on Britain’s membership of the EU because

  • Some Arriva bus fares are frozen

    Passengers who use Arriva Yorkshire buses could see some fares frozen or reduced later this month – although others will increase in price from January 19 with the average rise limited to no more than inflation. The company, which has routes connecting

  • Cleckheaton clock will soon have correct time again

    A town hall clock which has been stuck at 12 o’clock since last summer will soon be telling the correct time more than twice a day. Cleckheaton councillors Andrew and Kath Pinnock and John Lawson have been trying to get £3,900 secured for repair works

  • Keighley woman ‘in despair’ set fire to her home

    A distressed woman who set fire to her home in a drunken cry for help has been spared an immediate jail sentence. Samantha Downton had been drinking heavily and was in despair when she started a blaze at her home in Spring Street, Stockbridge,

  • Pupils have an eye on engineering careers!

    Budding engineers from two secondary schools built models of the London Eye during a competition at the University of Bradford. Pupils from Pudsey Grangefield and St Bede’s were tasked with building a 2.8-metre model of the landmark. Joanne

  • Ukrainian art on show at gallery in Bradford

    Ukrainian art from the middle and second half of the 20th century will be exhibited at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford. A selection of paintings representing artists from different regions and schools of pre-and post-World War Two periods

  • Two hurt in Thornton road accident

    Two men were taken to hospital after a head-on crash in Thornton, Bradford. The collision, involving a white van and a Peugeot car, happened at 3pm yesterday where Egypt Road meets Dean Lane. The van also knocked down a wall. The driver of

  • Witnesses appeal after man dies of head injuries in Skipton

    A man died from serious head injuries following an incident in Skipton. Police were called at 6.45pm on Thursday after the man was found with serious head injuries at the bottom of steps which lead to Gas Street. The man, aged 68, was taken to

  • Mystery after dad's body found on Keighley riverbank

    Mystery still surrounds the death of a Keighley dad whose decomposing body was found by an angler on an overgrown riverbank. Assistant Bradford coroner Tim Ratcliffe recorded an open verdict on 35-year-old Mohammed Bashir, who had been missing

  • New plans drawn up for Thornbury pub site

    A scaled-down plan to build shops on the site of a former pub has been recommended for approval by planners. The Junction Hotel once stood at the junction of Leeds Road and Gain Lane, Thornbury, but has been demolished. Aqeel Khan had originally

  • Bradford Park Avenue boost ranks with double signing

    Bradford Park Avenue boss John Deacey has added two new players to his squad. Deacey has been promising more signings and was as good as his word yesterday when it was announced that former Halifax Town striker Danny Glover has been recruited from

  • George Galloway and David Ward clash during Bradford debate

    Bradford East MP David Ward told Bradford West MP George Galloway to “stop lying” as the pair clashed during a fiery debate held in front of an audience of students. Mr Galloway immediately hit back, telling the Liberal Democrat MP that his remark

  • ‘Exciting’ Bradford Bulls deals set to be revealed

    Robbie Hunter-Paul is hopeful a resolution over the Bulls’ ownership is imminent as he revealed a number of “exciting partnerships” would be announced next week. The long-running saga over the club’s future appears to be drawing towards a positive