A MAN has been taken to hospital following a two-car crash in Shelf this evening. A spokesperson for the Yorkshire Ambulance Service said it happened at around 7.30pm at Brow Lane. An ambulance and clinical supervisor were sent to the scene
BULLS have been given a home tie with League One rivals West Wales Raiders in the third round of the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup.Raiders – who were known as South Wales Ironmen last season before moving to Llanelli following a takeover – will visit Odsal
TRAVELLERS have set up camp on an empty site in Cleckheaton. A passer-by said they moved on to the site at St Peg Lane on Monday and there were around eight or nine caravans, plus some vehicles parked up. The land, which was once home to
A MAN who said he was housebound in order to receive employment support allowance was actually being paid to assist more than 350 other people with their own benefit claims, a court heard.Mohammed Khalil, 59, even drove some of his ‘customers’ to cash
POLICE have taken another uninsured driver off the roads. West Yorkshire Police's Roads Policing Unit shared a picture of a vehicle on Nelson Street, near the Trafalgar House Police Station and said: "Another brave visitor to the police station
CLAYTON'S superlative defence took centre stage to ensure an 18-16 success against previously unbeaten Oulton Raiders in the Pennine League at Lidget Green Oval.The Villagers made all the early running against the runaway Division Two Central leaders
SNOW delayed Bradford City Women's hosting of FA Women's Premier League Northern Division leaders Middlesbrough – but only by seven days.The Bantams have had bad luck with postponements this year and have a backlog of fixtures to be played as
Yorkshire Division Three: Baildon 15 Leeds Modernians 22 OLD Modernians, under former coach Adam Faulkner, have become a bogey side for Baildon. As this was a re-arranged match, both teams were missing key players - Mods mostly due to a stag
FOUR people have now been arrested over an incident that left a man seriously injured last month.On Sunday January 28 a 35-year-old man is believed to have intervened in a dispute between two groups on Godwin Street, near Bentleys Live Lounge, before
MEMBERS of the Yorkshire Regiment’s 1st Battalion are to be deployed to Estonia later this year as part of a NATO presence in a bid to deter Russian aggression.More than 800 British personnel are currently stationed in the Baltic state as part of NATO
National League Two North: Otley 28 Sheffield Tigers 17 OTLEY clawed back a 14-point deficit to run out comfortable 28-17 winners at Cross Green against a spirited Sheffield Tigers side in National League Two North. The hosts had the territorial
POLICE investigators are liaising with the family of a man who died after a crash that followed a police chase.The 22-year-old, who has yet to be officially named by West Yorkshire Police, suffered serious injuries in a crash at around 11:55pm on Friday
BRADFORD-based charity Christians Against Poverty (CAP) surprised City Park with a host of pancake flippers to highlight the work it does to help people in need. The Shrove Tuesday flash mob stunt was held to raise awareness of the UK charity
STACKS of cash, cars and an Aladdin’s cave of Star Wars merchandise are among the £109 million worth of loot confiscated from criminals by West Yorkshire police in the past decade. Financial investigators at West Yorkshire Police and the Regional
SIR - David Hornsby’s letter, (T&A letters, February 12) is very well put on the subject of NHS underfunding and whether to believe the PM or the experts in this field. Last year around this time I recall it was the British Red Cross who, as well
RESIDENTS have spoken of their fury after 4x4 vehicles churned up grass across their estate. These pictures show damage on Boltby Lane, Buttershaw, but the culprits have also unleashed havoc on grassy areas at Bellerby Brow, Reevy Road West, Strensall
TIMELESS songs by two of the most influential bands of the eighties and early nineties will be performed in Bradford city centre when an electronic music festival celebrates its 20th year.Infest will mark two decades by welcoming Peter Hook, a former
A FOOTBALL superstar visited Bradford on Sunday to watch his son compete in a sports event. Zlatan Ibrahimovic was at Richard Dunn Sports Centre to watch his teenage son take part in a taekwondo tournament held at the Rooley Avenue site. The
JOS Buttler was left to reflect on a squandered opportunity as a missed run-out chance cost England dear against New Zealand in Wellington.After losing the first two games of the Trans-Tasman T20 series to Australia, the tourists literally threw away
TWO men tried to drag a woman from her car during an attempted carjacking in a supermarket car park.Police are now appealing for witnesses to track down the men, who targeted the woman in broad daylight while she was parked in the Tesco car park on Canal
A A MEDICAL centre with almost 7,000 registered patients is facing a sixth day without a phone line after a fault remained unfixed. Farrow Medical Centre, Otley Road, reported a fault in its phone line on Friday, February 9, immediately to
A GANG of yobs caused over £11,000 of damage to a KFC after being asked to leave. Around 20 teenagers had been told to leave after they refused to stop using bad language in front of children in the restaurant. They went on to run amok in the
POLICE discovered a cannabis farm when they raided a property in Guiseley.Officers from the Outer North West Leeds neighbourhood policing team executed the warrant on Sunday morning. Two people have since been interviewed in relation to suspected drugs
Evo-Stik League Premier Division: Stourbridge 1 Farsley Celtic 2 FARSLEY Celtic hauled themselves back into the play-off places in the Evo-Stik League Premier Division with a hard-earned win at Stourbridge last night. The Celts were denied
A Driver abandoned his car on a main road and fled after police tried to stop the vehicle.Last night officers were on patrol in Guiseley when they saw the pictured car being driven along Otley Road.The officer recognised the driver as not having the correct
FORMER Secretary of State for Education Ruth Kelly has become patron of a Bradford based education trust.Ruth Kelly also served as Secretary of State for Transport, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and Minister for Women and Equality
A MEAT delivery truck that ran a red light on a busy Bradford road has been seized after police found its driver didn't have a licence.West Yorkshire Police's Roads Policing Unit spotted the delivery truck driving through a red light on Manningham
A BRADFORD primary school has been praised for how it gets its pupils involved in numerous sports.Newhall Park Primary recently became the first school in the South Bradford area to be awarded the Sainsbury’s Active Kite Mark Gold Award.The award recognises
WILL Graves, chairman of the Institute of Groundsmanship Young Board, is guest speaker at the IOG Yorkshire Branch meeting at Cleckheaton Sports Club tomorrow (7.30pm).There will also be the latest round of the national quiz and all are welcome to attend
THEY are ready to be called into action - whatever the weather.This winter's heavy snowfalls are testing the expertise of a team of 4x4 volunteers whose horsepower is helping to keep people moving.Health care staff, ensuring doctors and nursing staff
BEING diagnosed with diabetes was the wake up call Richard Hannam needed to lose weight - now it's become a real family affair!Richard, who lives in Bradford with his wife Beverley and son Adam, explains how despite being active and participating
HIGH-class hurdler COEUR DE LION can make a successful return to the Flat in the Betway Handicap at Southwell.Alan King's charge has a rating pushing 140 over jumps – but it should not be forgotten he is a more than useful operator on the level as
A WAR of words has erupted after plans to turn a derelict Bingley building into a fish and chip restaurant and takeaway were knocked back. Bradford Council’s Keighley area planning panel last week refused an application for the refurbishment of
THERE IS little that’s guaranteed to annoy council tax-payers more than a lack of consistency in planning decisions.One of the biggest objections to the approval of planning permission for more than 400 homes at Sty Lane near Micklethwaite, for instance
A BRADFORD schoolgirl selected for an aid trip to South Africa is shaving off all her hair to raise funds for the charity venture. Holly Buchan, 17, will spend a year helping children living in poverty and in care. She was one of 300 young people
BRADFORD humanitarian volunteer Nazim Ali has returned from a week-long aid trip to the Bangladesh and Myanmar border to provide help to Rohingya refugees.On the trip, Mr Ali, 37, helped to provide food parcels to some of the 650,000 refugees who have
A LOCAL cricket club is looking for voters to help them win a £200,000 windfall.Low Moor Holy Trinity Cricket Club has made it to the final of a competition launched by housebuilders Persimmon Homes.The company presented its Healthy Communities scheme
A MONTHLY magazine devoted to Saltaire has finished after its founder and editor died.The last edition of The Saltaire Sentinel is a tribute to James Duncan, who was also a correspondent for the Bradford Telegraph and Argus.Mr Duncan died aged 64 and
SIMON Grayson begins the quiet revolution at City tonight by reminding his new players that promotion is the only aim.Grayson and assistant Glynn Snodin make their first appearance in the dugout for the clash with Charlton at the Valley.The management
BATLEY and Spen MP Tracy Brabin is holding a public meeting in response to residents’ concerns over a spate of car crime and burglaries.It follows a number of constituents contacting Ms Brabin over the number of crimes in the area recently.Inspector Mohammed
CALLS have been made for the East Coast mainline to be permanently brought back under Government control. The Bradford Green Party has hit out at the companies running the franchise, accusing Virgin and Stagecoach of “walking away” from the deal
THE return of half-back Joe Keyes against Keighley Cougars was one of the biggest positives for John Kear with the new season less than a week away.A knee injury picked up in the World Cup had limited the Ireland international to just one brief run-out
TIMOTHEE Dieng is hoping to catch a break at the Valley tonight – just as he did last season.City head to Charlton for a contest that was always going to be significant, given their current league positions in the scramble for play-off places.Now there
HOME discomfort is not just restricted to Valley Parade.City's form on their own patch continues to be a big issue – and they are not alone.Charlton, currently their immediate rivals for the last League One play-off spot, are finding life equally
FIREFIGHTERS in Bradford have been subject to more than 400 hoax emergency calls in the past three years. West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service received 405 hoax 999 calls from the start of 2015 to the end of 2017, with the number of malicious
A 38-year-old drug addict, who carried out a string of burglaries in Bradford even stealing from his own mother, has been jailed for more than three years. Steven Gibson, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to five counts of burglary and one of
