Adventurers are being given the chance to take part in a trip to raise money for Manorlands and help the hospice celebrate its 40th anniversary. The Sue Ryder centre at Oxenhope is staging a Nepal trek in November, and registration is now under
Women are being urged to join forces and show cancer who’s boss by signing up to Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life 2014 which is now open for entries. Every day, 76 people are diagnosed with cancer in Yorkshire and the Humber, which is why Cancer
Leeds City Council is being urged to regenerate an "eyesore" part of a popular Otley park. Councillor Ryk Downes (Lib Dem, Otley & Yeadon) says the state of the old swimming pool site in Wharfemeadows Park has been raised as a concern by both
Money from the Freemasons will help Keighley Salvation Army’s ongoing mission to supply basic necessities to needy families. The charity has received a cheque for £1,000 from Royal Yorkshire Lodge Number 265, which is based in Cooke Street.
Writing is an adventure for a group of boys at Glusburn Primary School. They are heading out of classroom in search of exciting experiences worth putting pen to paper for. The trips will give them fuel for thrilling stories and gripping non-fiction
A Bradford councillor has urged caution to anyone buying a used car after it emerged one West Yorkshire dealer had misrepresented a car’s mileage by more than 100,000 miles. Liaqat Ali, trading as ABC Bargain Cars and AB Bargain Cars of Alexandra
A 14-year-old girl who was reported missing from Keighley has been found 'safe and well'. Komal Hussain was reported missing after failing to return home from school on Thursday. A West Yorkshire Police spokesman this afternoon said she had
The number 21 shirt will be hanging on a peg again in the City dressing room this afternoon. It would have been at Valley Parade last week if Phil Parkinson had got his way. The Aaron Mclean deal couldn’t be pushed through in time to make it
People across Bradford with urgent health problems are being reminded GPs are opening extra hours to see patients so there is no need to queue at Accident and Emergency on Saturdays for the rest of this month. Funding from Bradford City and Bradford
Ninety nine goals by the middle of January .... just study those words for a minute and shudder. Simon Eastwood may not have presented the toughest obstacle in Blackburn’s net – as City fans will testify – but he was merely joining a long list
Retiring abroad and the legal implications of a move overseas are topics that will be discussed at a free legal discussion group at the Clarke Foley centre in Ilkley, on Monday, at 1pm. The Ilkley office of Wilsons Solicitors is hosting the event
British pubs, bars and restaurants, including those across the Bradford district, could be £100 million worse off under Government plans to raise alcohol duties, according to figures released by an industry campaign group. The Call Time On Duty
A document that could decide the future of Otley Civic Centre has been formally submitted to Leeds City Council. The feasibility study, created by a working group for Otley Town Council, aims to show that a refurbished building could become self-financing
Three men have been jailed for a “sickening and mindless” mob attack on a father and his two sons. Wajid Hussain, 29, already serving a seven-year prison sentence for hitting a man on the head with a hammer, and Zehroon Razaq, 36, of Buxton Street
Bradford’s Poppy Appeal organiser, Barbara Allsopp, has thanked people for their generosity during the Royal British Legion’s annual fundraiser which raised £60,000 in the district. The total matched the previous year’s, indicating that while many
Bulls coach Francis Cummins last night insisted all of his players were in contention for a place in the team after revealing his 2014 squad numbers. Nine members of last season’s first-team squad have left the club and five of those – Keith Lulia
Police have visited three inner city primary schools, handing out more than a dozen parking tickets, over concerns of parents’ anti-social parking. Officers and council wardens visited All Saints Primary after residents got in touch complaining
Being only three feet, 10 inches high makes Gabriella Baglio the smallest cast member in the Alhambra panto, Aladdin. And at 19ft 8ins high, Little Ernie, the monster gorilla, is the tallest. Seven-year-old Gabriella is one of the Sunbeams
A Bradford teenager has been convicted by a jury of sexually abusing his younger sister. The 17-year-old defendant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was bailed to return to Bradford Crown Court for sentence on February 27. The Recorder of
John Hendrie believes Bramall Lane offers the perfect stage for City to blow away the Nahki Wells blues. Hendrie and Ian Ormondroyd were the scorers when the Bantams last won a league visit to Sheffield United, a 2-1 Easter Monday success during
Leeds-Bradford International Airport and airline Jet 2 have scooped national industry ‘Oscars’. The Yeadon airport has been named the best in the UK at the annual Globe Travel Awards, while leisure airline Jet2.com, which has its headquarters at
Members of a Keighley Muslim community have visited a care home. Women from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association chatted with residents of Norwood House in Greenthwaite Close. Jennifer Smouse, the manager of Norwood House, said the ladies took
A Bradford man extradited from the US to face allegations of child sex abuse dating back 25 years has been charged with eight further historic offences. Hotel and casino worker Barry Willoughby, 45, appeared at Bradford Crown Court yesterday to
Luke Gale admits he simply cannot wait for tomorrow’s opening pre-season friendly against Hull FC. The Bulls scrum half, appointed as vice-captain during the off-season, is set be partnered in the halves by Jarrod Sammut with new recruit Lee Gaskell
A vehicle engineering department boss at Bradford College has appeared in court, charged with a fraud conspiracy involving MoTs. Graham Cahill, 42, and three co-defendants are accused of conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation. The
A £55,000 boost will help transform the upstairs of a former bank so the number of adult classes run by a successful community project can be increased. Queensbury Community Programme (QCP) hopes to create more learning rooms and fit a kitchen
A Bradford University chief with a head for heights has tackled the Atlas Mountains for the Telegraph & Argus Bradford Crocus Cancer Appeal. Mark Garrett, director of marketing, recruitment and development at the University, climbed the highest
Midfielder Jordan Deacey may soon follow former Bradford Park Avenue team-mate Michael Duckworth to Hartlepool United after making a good impression on Pools boss Colin Cooper. Former Middlesbrough defender and Bradford City caretaker boss Cooper
BullBuilder are to hold a meeting at the Provident Stadium later this month that will see the supporters’ trust relaunched. The trust raised almost £29,000 at the height of the Bulls’ financial crisis in 2012 and set up a hardship fund to provide
The Government has been urged to extend Bradford’s successful City Centre Growth zone for another two years as the district’s economic potential was championed in the House of Lords. Baroness Margaret Eaton, a former leader of Bradford Council,
Gareth Gates has got his skates on for a hectic work schedule taking him from the ice rink to the recording studio. The Bradford singer is competing in Dancing on Ice, against past winners, and is one fifth of a ‘super group’ for the new series
Shop traders around Oastler Market have accused Bradford Council of just paying “lip-service” to a consultation on a scheme to merge the city’s two markets. Jeff Frankel, of Sydney’s Jewellers, said every trader in John Street, Rawson Road and
