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  • Toys R Us store in Manningham looks set for closure

    THE Bradford branch of Toys R Us, in Manningham Lane, is understood to be one of 28 outlets the company is closing from next spring. The retailer said it is working on a company voluntary agreement (CVA), which would allow it to jettison 26 loss-making

  • Keighley stop the rot with improved performance

    Yorkshire One: Hullensians 23 Keighley 27KEIGHLEY got back to winning ways with a well-earned victory, showing a refreshing new spirit to end a four-game losing streak.Their performance got better as the game progressed, while the appearance of former

  • Anger as vandals target village Christmas tree

    RESIDENTS have expressed their anger after the lights on a village Christmas tree in Bradford, paid for by the local parish council, were vandalised beyond repair. The damage to the tree in Clayton is thought to have occurred on Sunday night.The LED lights

  • Appeal seeks turkey Christmas dinners - for cats

    A CHARITY in Cross Roads is hoping to make December a little tastier for its temporary residents by launching an appeal for turkey-flavoured wet food.Yorkshire Cat Rescue has so far taken in more than 961 cats this year, and expects to reach 1,000 for

  • 'Inspirational' leaders visit Bradford school

    STUDENTS from Bradford’s biggest school met with a team of international leaders from various industries and sectors as part of a learning experience to improve and inspire leadership. Grange Technology College was visited on Thursday by delegates from

  • Home, sweet home for Trinity

    WEST Yorkshire League clubs' involvement in the West Riding County FA Challenge Trophy is thinning out. However, Baildon Trinity Athletic have reached the fourth round after a 3-1 home victory over Cawood. Athletic will be at home again in

  • Fairbank can't make it a Lone triumph

    THE Yorkshire Amateur League's interest in the West Riding County FA Challenge Trophy is finished for another season. Fairbank United came closest to making the fourth round, recovering from 3-0 down against Armley CC only to lose 3-2, with the

  • Former Australian policeman opens record shop in Keighley

    A NEW Keighley record shop has got into its groove within weeks of opening.Gareth Beck has been left spinning by the success of Grind and Groove since he began selling vinyl discs from his little shop in Cavendish Street.Gareth, a former Australian policeman

  • Ilkley firm Approach scoops two prestigious industry awards

    AN Ilkley-based PR firm is celebrating after winning two prestigious awards. Approach PR scooped the accolades at the Chartered Institute of Public Relations’ (CIPR) PRide Awards. The seven-strong consultancy, which boasts more than 24 industry

  • NATIONAL: England 'frustrated' after poor batting display

    ENGLAND were a "frustrated" team even after their late fightback on day three of the second Ashes Test.Joe Root's men conceded a mammoth 215-run lead when they were bowled out for 227 at the Adelaide Oval, despite a fine eighth-wicket stand

  • Salts are next up for Steeton in Challenge Cup

    FOUR West Riding County Amateur League Premier Division sides have secured a place in the last 16 of the West Riding County FA Challenge Cup. Steeton, who were eliminated 1-0 at the semi-final stage last season by Boroughbridge, got their revenge

  • Bantams optimistic on midfielder Reeves

    CITY hope Jake Reeves will be fine to face Rochdale on Saturday. The midfielder came off early in the FA Cup win over Plymouth complaining of a tweaked groin. He will not be involved in tomorrow's Checkatrade Trophy tie with Oldham but should

  • Cuthbertson to coach Rhinos Women

    ADAM Cuthbertson has been named as Leeds Women's first-ever head coach.The Australian forward, who has won two Super League titles in his three years with the Rhinos, will combine the full-time role with his playing commitments."It's good

  • Billiards results

    BRADFORD & DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL BILLIARDS LEAGUE - Knockout Competition, Group A: Princeville B 807 Eastbrook 797. Group B: Great Horton 879 Pudsey 834. Breaks: S Wilman (Great Horton) 55, R Bowes (Pudsey) 38, A McGann (Great Horton) 30.

  • Foragers are ready to deck the halls!

    DEVONSHIRE Park in Keighley provided the raw material for people to make wreaths for Christmas.They used foraged materials during a workshop organised by the Friends of Devonshire Park in the Cliffe Castle Museum conservatory.Friends spokesman Kate Toch

  • Missing teen found 'safe and well'

    POLICE have located a 17 year old who sparked a missing persons appeal this weekend.An appeal for information about the location of Bethany Pemberton was issued by West Yorkshire Police on Friday.Police say they have now found Bethany "safe and well

  • Battling Wharfedale secure their first home win of the season

    Wharfedale 28 South Leicester 25WHARFEDALE just edged a hard-fought and entertaining match to record their first National League Two North home win of the season.South Leicester took an early lead with a penalty kick and a drop goal from Rickie Aley before

  • Firefighters free woman trapped in scaffolding around flats

    A WOMAN was rescued from scaffolding on the outside of a block of flats this morning. At 4.30am firefighters from Bradford station were called to Stuart Court, off Manchester Road, after reports of a woman trapped on some scaffolding on the second

  • Fire ravaged sports hall to be demolished next Monday

    WORK to demolish a fire damaged sports hall is likely to begin next week.Bradford Council has been given the go ahead to pull down the former Wyke Manor Sports Hall, which was badly damaged by fire in June.The hall (pictured) had been part of a multi

  • More firms look to relocate to expanding business park

    A BUSINESS PARK aimed at small to medium sized enterprises within the manufacturing and distribution sector is now at 75 per cent capacity.More than 120,000 sq ft of industrial space has already been built at the Sapper Jordan Rossi Park, off Otley Road

  • Pub pair plan to open fish and chip restaurant

    A DERELICT Victorian building in Bingley could become a fish and chip restaurant under plans submitted to Bradford Council. The Station Master’s House, in Wellington Street, was bought by Bingley Property Holdings (BPH) after standing empty since

  • Plans submitted for new use of landmark building

    PLANS to transform one of Bradford’s most important Victorian buildings have been formally submitted to planning chiefs. The proposals to turn the old Bradford Register Office in Manor Row into offices for disability charity Bradnet and prospective tenants

  • Vincelot has double vision for Bantams

    ROMAIN Vincelot believes City can prosper on two fronts as they await their FA Cup third-round fate. The skipper's fifth goal of the season set the Bantams on the way to a 3-1 win over Plymouth to book their place among the Premier League big boys

  • Petition calls for 20mph speed limit around Buttershaw

    CAMPAIGNERS are calling for a 20mph speed limit to be introduced on one of Bradford's biggest housing estates. The e-petition, which has been lodged with Bradford Council, is appealing to change the 'default' speed limit from 30mph to 20mph

  • Would you bet on Trump and Kim Jong-Un playing golf together?

    HORSE racing, the world cup, Wimbledon.I can understand why people place bets on such things. But what sort of person would go into a bookies to place a bet on whether Prince Harry will get engaged?I find it fascinating that anyone could drum up so much

  • Report: Gulf in class all too clear for nine-man Guiseley

    Mansfield 3 Guiseley 0 PAUL Cox got married around the FA Cup at Mansfield but there was no Stag party on his return with Guiseley yesterday. The Lions boss will still be nursing the hangover all right – the prospect of facing the next stage