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  • Kane Williamson returns to Yorkshire

    YORKSHIRE have announced the return of New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson and new deals for five young players.Williamson has signed up for a fourth spell at Headingley while batsmen Jack Leaning, of York CC, and Burley-in-Wharfedale's Harry Brook

  • BMW M5 involved in crash in Bradford

    Police are at the scene of a crash involving a high-powered car in Bradford. The BMW M5 appears to have hit a telegraph pole, which has fallen to the ground, police said. The crash happened at about 5.15pm near the junction of Hollybank Road

  • YOUR TRIBUTES: James Etherington condolence book

    Your tributes have been flooding in for 24-year-old James Etherington, who died after being injured outside the Bijou nightclub in Bingley. Leave your messages of condolence below. Please note that all contributions will be reviewed by T&A

  • Bulls sign Goodall for 2018 season

    THE Bulls today announced the signing of Jamel Goodall on a one-year contract.Utility forward Goodall, who has previously had spells at Keighley and Castleford, has been recruited ahead of the 2018 season.The powerful 20-year-old caught the attention

  • Big two meet in Waddilove derby

    BURLEY and Otley, who met in a 2016 semi-final, face each other in the plum first-round tie derby in next season's Aire-Wharfe League Waddilove Cup.The teams, who finished third and second respectively in Division One last season, will meet at Grange

  • Guiseley have to turn National League form around

    WITH their FA Cup adventure over, Guiseley have to face up to the harsh reality of their fight for National League survival.Successive defeats by Bromley, Dagenham & Redbridge and Sutton, along with favourable results for the teams around them, have seen

  • Rovers seeking a Highlanders double

    WITH Premier Division leaders Salts without a game this weekend and with only two points separating the teams from second to fifth, there could be some interesting games on Saturday in the West Riding County Amateur League. Second-placed Route

  • Otley skipper: December is crucial for us

    DECEMBER could be pivotal for third-from-bottom OTLEY. Having started the month with a much-needed 23-17 home win over Macclesfield last weekend, the National League Two North strugglers face home matches against current bottom two Sheffield (Saturday

  • Eagles need to get back on their bikes

    ECCLESHILL United need to bounce back from last Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at mid-table Glasshoughton Welfare as they face what could be a season- defining match at the Mitton Group Stadium on Saturday. The Eagles were leading Toolstation Northern Counties

  • Wyke and Clayton set for closely-contested derby

    BIG game in Division Two Central of the Pennine League on Saturday is the derby between hosts Wyke and Clayton, who have made identical starts to the campaign in terms of matches won and lost. With Clayton having won five and lost five and Wyke

  • Reindeer Ride to raise vital charity funds

    A CityConnect Charity Reindeer Ride will raise vital funds for the Lord Mayor's Appeals in both Bradford and Leeds. Kersten England, chief executive at Bradford Council, joined Tom Riordan, her counterpart at Leeds City Council, to launch the event

  • Rugby union clubs thinking of James Etherington

    THE death of Bingley man James Etherington is casting a long shadow across the local rugby union scene this weekend. For example, BRADFORD & BINGLEY will have a minute's silence in memory of the former Keighley Cougars Cubs player before their

  • Fifth good Ofsted report in a row for village primary school

    A PRIMARY school has been judged "good" by Ofsted for the fifth time in a row. Inspectors have said that children at Keelham Primary School, on the outskirts of Thornton, are continuing to receive a good education, following a visit last month.

  • Man carjacked at gunpoint in Bradford district

    A vehicle has been stolen at gunpoint in the Bradford district. Police were called to Hollin Head in Baildon at 9.42pm yesterday. Firearms officers and the NPAS helicopter were deployed to the area to carry out a search for the vehicle

  • Fire in flat caused by 'unattended cooking'

    FIREFIGHTERS from Shipley were called to a fire in an apartment in the early hours of today.The blaze, which happened at about 2am, was caused by food cooking that had been left unattended at a flat in Southcliffe Drive, Baildon.A spokesman from Shipley

  • 'Four crashes in two days' at junction in Shelf

    POLICE and paramedics were called to a crash in Shelf this morning, 19 hours after a serious crash at the same junction. Two vehicles were involved in the collision, including a black Ford, on the mini-roundabout at the junction of Cooper Lane

  • Six of the best again for Campion

    CAMPION marched through to the second round of the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Cup with an emphatic victory over Division One counterparts Worsbrough Bridge Athletic last night. It was a second 6-0 win over the Barnsley-based side

  • Driver injured in crash after police chase in Birkenshaw

    A ROAD was closed for around seven hours this morning after an early hours police chase ended in a crash. The driver of a blue Ford Focus was being pursued by police after failing to stop for officers before crashing into parked cars. The incident

  • RACING TIPS: Sibilance looks sharp at Chelmsford

    SIBILANCE has so far saved her best efforts for all-weather surfaces and she can make the most of a return to the Polytrack in the Bet toteexacta At betfred.com Handicap at Chelmsford's evening meeting.Ralph Beckett's charge has won each of her

  • Stark reality of our dark satanic mills

    MUCH of the history I learned at school focused on the Industrial Revolution. From Abraham Darby’s iron smelting triumph to James Hargreaves and his Spinning Jenny, via the waterways and the Age of Steam, my textbooks were filled with the captains and

  • Bantams rookie Gibson hungry to take next step

    JORDAN Gibson aims to follow Tyrell Robinson into City's League One plans.The attacking midfielder emerged as the shining light in the Checkatrade Trophy.Now he wants to transfer that eye-catching form on to the big stage as development squad team-mate

  • 40-year-old who died of cancer is hailed as 'an inspiration'

    A MAN who courageously fought off cancer for 14 years conquered Mount Snowdon just weeks before the disease finally took his life.Later this month friends and family of 40-year-old Mark Nixon will say their farewells at his funeral in Baildon.Mourners

  • Plan to expand pub into former nightclub next door

    JD WETHERSPOON is making a new bid to expand its existing Keighley pub into the former Berlin’s nightclub next door.The pub giant hopes to demolish part of the derelict building in North Street and create an open-air beer garden on the ground floor.Unsightly

  • Key step forward for Local News Partnerships

    The BBC’s Local News Partnerships have taken a key step towards the creation of a pool of local democracy reporters to cover council and public meetings across the UK. Contracts to employ an initial 144 full-time and two part-time Local Democracy

  • Fans hoping to see new Bulls coach

    THE Bulls could present their new coach in front of supporters at Odsal on Sunday.The event for season-ticket holders is a chance for fans to meet the squad – and it may also see the announcement of Geoff Toovey's successor.Interviews are continuing

  • Knife held to man's throat in 'ploy' to escape police

    A MAN held a knife to another man's throat and threatened to kill him in a "ploy" to escape police. Luke Lightowlers, 21, of Copgrove Road, Holme Wood, appeared before Bradford Crown Court yesterday, to be sentenced after pleading guilty

  • Fears beauty spot is being used by sex groomers

    MISSILE-wielding vandals and suspected groomers are blighting a popular beauty spot. Police have pledged patrols at Keighley Tarn, to crack down on illicit activities at the hilltop haven. It follows fears for the safety of young girls seen