Police seized another six vehicles in Bradford today as Operation Steerside continues. The first confiscation came this morning in the West Bowling area of the city and involved an uninsured Peugeot. Police tweeted: “Operation Steerside continues
CAMPAIGNERS protested in Bradford city centre today to raise awareness of proposed cuts to children’s services.The protest, which took place outside The Broadway, was held ahead of Bradford Council’s public consultation closing tonight. Bradford People
YOU didn’t need to be hungry, just brave and with a strong stomach to sample some of the unusual snacks on offer at Airedale Shopping Centre this afternoon..And there were plenty of grimaces and gasps as Keighley shoppers were invited to try meal worms
A LITTER pick around Bingley’s Three Rise Locks (pictured) organised by Bingley Town Council attracted 30 volunteers who between them collected 55 sacks of rubbish. Organiser Councillor Edwina Simpson said it was wonderful to see so many turn out
A VICTORIAN mill worker will take visitors to a museum on a “journey through time, textiles and tragedy”.The character of Mary Ryan will lead sessions on February 14, between 10.30am and 11.30am and noon until 1pm, at Bradford Industrial Museum, Moorside
'CELEBRATING Women in Business' is the theme for the Women's Enterprise Network meeting.The event, celebrating International Women's Day, runs from 11am until 1pm on March 8 at Carlisle Business Centre, 60 Carlisle Road, Bradford.This
A KEIGHLEY BID scheme has helped its member businesses identify over £27,000 in savings.The scheme, now in its sixth month, utilises specialist advisor Meercat Associates' buying power in representing over 100 Business Improvement Districts (BIDs)
A MAN who suffered serious injuries in a crash following a police chase in Bradford has died. The 22-year-old, who police have not yet named, died last night in Leeds General Infirmary. Police are continuing to appeal for witnesses to the
RESURFACING works begin on Monday in Cleckheaton at the junction of the A638 Dewsbury Road and the A643 St Peg Lane in the town.The work is scheduled to take place between 7pm and midnight on weekdays and as required on weekends for a period of three
THE first female president of the West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce, Paula Dillon, has outlined her hopes for the future.Paula, a partner with law firm Womble Bond Dickinson, noted that while there are now many more women in leadership roles
AMY Murphy's bold decision to take aim at the Betfair Hurdle with KALASHNIKOV can paid rich dividends at Newbury.The Newmarket handler pitches her star novice into one of the most competitive handicap events of the campaign on the back of a fair effort
A HUNDRED years have passed since the Representation of the People Act, passed on February 6, 1918, allowing some women over 30 to vote. The fight for women's suffrage had taken a more militant turn some years earlier when, in October, 1913, the Women
BRADFORD City Women must be clinical with their chances against Middlesbrough in the FA Women's Premier League this weekend, says Ellie White.City's number nine could make her full return from injury tomorrow, having featured off the bench in
OLYMPIC Sports will face Ferrybridge Progressive WMC in the West Riding Sunday Cup semi-finals – if they can defeat Lee Mount tomorrow.The last-four clash will take place at Woodlesford on April 19, the weekend after Crossflatts Village face HT Sports
IT DID not take Wayne Brooksby long to announce his return after a hamstring injury.The 27-year-old forward rifled home a left-foot shot in the fourth minute of Bradford Park Avenue's home match against Gainsborough Trinity on Monday after a Nicky
BRIGHOUSE Town put their promotion push on hold for a fifth successive week tomorrow as they face Blackburn in the FA Women's Premier League Cup.Fresh from a 13-0 humbling at Super League outfit Sunderland in the SSE Women's FA Cup, Town are underdogs
IF YOU were going to recommend one place to visit in the Yorkshire Dales, you couldn’t go far wrong in suggesting the Bolton Abbey area could you? After all, it’s got everything a village in the National Park could want. Stunning landscape?
TWO women who braved a daring walk through a disused railway tunnel under Queensbury as young girls have returned to the site to tell their remarkable story. It comes as campaigners continue their plight to save the tunnel from closure and move
A brand new curry awards competition is being launched to shine a spotlight on the district’s finest Asian food eateries. The inaugural Bradford Curry Awards is taking nominations now and will culminate with a glittering ceremony for the shortlisted
MATT Kilgallon has revealed how City are still under orders from Stuart McCall to beat Bury today.The experienced defender was among a group of players who arranged a night out with the former boss to say goodbye after his sacking.It highlighted the close
IT STARTS with a telephone call. “I have some information which Amy really needs to know…concerning an event in the near future which will have a profound effect on her life,” retired firefighter John Braden tells the person on the other end of the line.So
KIA is on a quest to lower the CO2 output of its range by 25 per cent before the end of the decade.That ambitious emissions mission has been greatly boosted by the introduction of the South Korean manufacturer’s first plug-in hybrid model.The all-new
A INDEPENDENT trader has spoken of her sadness at her decision to shut up shop after five years in Bradford. Tracey Lavelle, 45, has run the Little Shop of Soaps from Sunbridgewells since the transformed underground complex opened its doors in
A BRADFORD man has been warned he faces prison after admitting two offences of dangerous driving.Akbar Hussain, 31, of Mayo Road, Bankfoot, Bradford, appeared at Bradford Crown Court to enter a guilty plea in connection with an offence on January 31 last
JOHN Kear reckons former protege Craig Lingard is well on the right track in his first senior coaching role.Lingard brings his Keighley side to Odsal tomorrow as the Bulls play the last of their five pre-season friendlies.The local derby is a spicy way
JAMES Hanson admits he was disappointed with how his Valley Parade exit came across on the ‘Matter of Heart’ documentary. The big striker returns to the club that forged his career for the first time this weekend. Hanson, currently on loan
A NEW mobile fingerprint scanning system allows police to identify a potential suspect in under a minute at the scene of an incident, according to officers testing the technology.The system involves a small device which connects to smartphones already
