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  • Congs stalwart Mountain dies aged 78

    HOWARD Mountain, one of the most respected bowlers in the West Bradford League and Bradford Central League, has died aged 78. Former Bingley Congs team-mate Iain Copping said: "In his pomp, Howard was genuinely quick for an amateur cricketer.

  • Celts Juniors pay for lack of finishing

    LEEDS Medics & Dentists shuffled their pack but kept their 100 per cent Premier Division record intact in the Yorkshire Amateur League.After their superb 4-1 win over Ealandians the previous week, hosts Farsley Celtic Juniors dominated the first half

  • Pop star helps airline celebrate 15th anniversary

    A LOCALLY based airline has celebrated its 15th anniversary with the help of a pop icon.Jet2.com marked the anniversary of its first day of flying with a day of events at Leeds Bradford Airport.The airline's first flight was from the airport to Amsterdam

  • Reader's photo: morning has broken

    DAVE ZDANOWICZ got up early to capture this stunning sunrise yesterday. For his efforts he receives a free print of this picture thanks to Bradford Camera Exchange and ProAm Imaging.Would you like to see your photographs on this page?The Telegraph & Argus

  • Pupils vie for place in final of Bradford Festival of Talent

    THE Bradford Festival of Talent saw more young people shine on stage as the second semi-final got under way. Held on Friday at Bradford Academy, secondary school pupils vied for a place in the grand final, which will be held next month. The annual

  • Skipper Alex Brown wins it for Keighley with last kick

    Yorkshire Division One: Keighley 26 Moortown 25 THERE was late drama aplenty as Keighley had the first Friday night Yorkshire Division One clash on their Rugby 365 AGP. Keighley were in control at 23-6 when their powerful No 8 Leigh Sugden

  • Jail for robber who attacked elderly victim with hammer

    A MAN who violently attacked an elderly woman with a hammer on the Spen Valley Greenway in Cleckheaton has been jailed for nearly 16 years. Colin Winteringham left his 76-year-old victim with head injuries after he approached her from behind and

  • Pyrah recalls Roses battles with Yorkshire

    RICH Pyrah bleeds Yorkshire. So much so, he no doubt reckons the national anthem is On Ilkla Moor Baht 'at.It is no real surprise, therefore, that the former Headingley all-rounder always loved playing against Lancashire.Yorkshire's current assistant

  • Leading animator reveals how Early Man film was created

    AN animator who worked on the latest Aardman film Early Man has been encouraging Bradford children to have a go at making their own stop-motion movies, as he spoke to youngsters at the National Science and Media Museum. Andy Symanowski has been

  • Revenge is sweet as Otley Town go second

    OTLEY Town have strengthened their bid for promotion from Division Two of the West Yorkshire League.They beat visitors Newsome 4-0, thus handing the newcomers only their second league defeat of the season as the hosts climbed from fourth to second.Otley

  • WHARFEDALE: Greens plough on in climb to safety

    Wharfedale 43 Huddersfield 5 WHARFEDALE’S recent run of good National Two North results continued with a comprehensive bonus-point victory over a disjointed Huddersfield. Playing down the hill in the first half, Huddersfield soon camped in

  • Billiards results

    BRADFORD & DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE – Bradford Deaf Centre 2 Great Horton 4, Eastbrook 5 Princeville B 1, Princeville A 6 Pudsey 0. Breaks: P Devitt (Eastbrook) 45, 35; T Kershaw (Princeville A) 33; J Allan (Pudsey) 32.

  • District to receive royal visit this week

    HAWORTH will receive a royal visit on Friday as the Duchess of Cornwall drops into local tourist attractions.Camilla, wife of Prince Charles, will tour the Brontë Parsonage Museum and travel by steam train on the Keighley and Worth Valley Line (KWVR).

  • Teen trio found with stolen goods after being arrested

    THREE youths have been arrested after being spotted trying to open car doors.Police were called to Scott Lane West in Riddlesden early this morning after reports of a group interfering with cars. Two boys aged 15 and 16 and a 14-year-old girl were arrested

  • Accident leads to traffic delays on M62

    AN accident on the M62 is leading to major delays this morning. It took place just after 9.30am on the Eastbound carriageway between Junction 26 and Junction 27. It has led to the motorway being partially blocked and traffic is starting to

  • Pets rescued from fire at first floor flat

    A DOG and a cat were rescued from a fire at a flat early this morning.Shortly after midnight, fire crews from Bradford and Odsal Stations were called to Kettlewell Drive in the Canterbury area after reports of heavy smoke coming from a first floor window.The

  • Play-off place incentive for Celts

    FARSLEY Celtic will go in search of a win tonight as they head to Stourbridge in the Evo-Stik League Premier Division after being frustrated by a postponement on Saturday. The Celts were due to make the long journey to Workington but that game

  • Telecoms firm aims for 'biggest year yet'

    A SALTAIRE-based telecommunications company is looking forward to its biggest year yet after being acquired. Selective Networks, based in Salts Mill, Victoria Road, is now part of the iFace Group, which has posted first-year revenue projections of £2.2m.The

  • New boss Grayson won over by keen Bantams

    SIMON Grayson today begins his reign as the new Valley Parade boss after choosing City because they made him feel wanted - rather than hanging on for a shot at Barnsley. The arrival of a manager with four promotions at this level on his CV is seen

  • Car park sign 'not misleading' says council

    A "MISLEADING" car park sign which was at the centre of a battle against an unfair parking fine last autumn looks unlikely to be changed despite scores of drivers still being caught out. In September the Telegraph & Argus highlighted how Frank

  • grandparents’ lives are important too

    MY PATERNAL grandfather was the general manager of a brickyard. In Normanby near Middlesbrough, the yard produced bricks and tiles which were transported across the country.He lived in a house on the site with my grandmother, a former nurse. When we went

  • Watchdog tells council-run care home to improve

    A CARE home run by Bradford Council has been told it needs to improve following an inspection.The Care Quality Commission (CQC) visited Beckfield, Bolton Lane, in November last year, giving it the overall rating of ‘requires improvement’.Beckfield is

  • Bulls edge out Cougars in not so friendly derby

    Bradford Bulls 28 Keighley Cougars 20 THE Bulls edged a feisty local derby on the eve of the league campaign by putting one over their Bradford district neighbours Keighley. This may have been the dress rehearsal ahead of the real thing when