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  • RACING TIPS: The bells set to chime for Atkinson Grimshaw

    ATKINSON Grimshaw hit the bar at Ripon on Monday but can make amends in the Ripon Bell-Ringer Handicap back at that track.He raced a little too keenly at the start of the week before being beaten three-quarters of a length and Iain Jardine clearly believes

  • T20 Blast: Yorkshire lose Roses thriller by one run

    Yorkshire suffered a thrilling one-run Roses defeat to Vitality Blast North Group leaders Lancashire in a high-scoring 14-over clash at Emirates Old Trafford. Lancashire’s 176-2 came after rain had delayed the start until 7.45pm, with captain Liam

  • Developer's plans for housing in centre of village refused

    TAXPAYERS should not "subsidise" local property developers, a major local company has been told. Skipton Properties has been refused permission to build a new housing estate in the centre of Harden, after Councillors raised concerns they had claimed

  • Income from Queen’s estate increases

    THE Queen’s income from her private Duchy of Lancaster estate has increased by almost a million pounds to just over £20 million, new accounts have revealed. The money the Queen receives from the Duchy - a portfolio of land, property and assets

  • Ex-councillor jailed

    A FORMER Ukip councillor has been jailed for stealing £46,000 from a vulnerable widower in his 90s after she befriended him in the street.Ex-florist Stephanie Todd, 57, caused suspicion by trying to change Philip Wall's will to become the main beneficiary

  • School car park to be built on Green Belt land

    A CAR park “that no-one wants” will be built on Green Belt land near a Bradford primary school.When Kirklees Council recently approved plans for an employment park on the North Bierley Waste Water Treatment Works, one of the “mitigation measures” was

  • Tributes paid to pilot

    TRIBUTES have been paid to the youngest surviving Battle of Britain Spitfire pilot following his death aged 96.Geoffrey Wellum, who was just 18 when he joined the RAF in August 1939, died at his home in Cornwall on Wednesday evening, the Battle of Britain

  • Bingley boy Bilham first class in securing second in class

    SAM Bilham made the most of a fantastic opportunity by securing second in class R2/B10 and 24th overall at last weekend’s Nicky Grist Stages behind the wheel of the Greenlight Sports and Entertainment Ford Fiesta R2.The 21-year-old, from Bingley, was

  • Strictly split couple face the music and dance

    Kevin and Karen Dance The Alhambra It could all have been a bit "awks". Kevin and Karen Clifton, popular stars of Strictly Come Dancing, are no longer a couple but continue to share the stage on their current tour. They could, of course

  • Charity shop signs of the times?

    SIR - Having witnessed the work of our wonderful hospices in Bradford at firsthand I know that in the times of greatest need they are there, supporting and caring in a fantastic manner. The work they do and the way in which they do it cannot in any way

  • Sophie's Quest succeeds as cop comes top at horse qualifier

    AN amateur young rider from Harecroft, and a full-time police officer from Cullingworth, have qualified for the biggest event in the equestrian calendar. The latter, Louise Whitely-Guest, rode her horse, Red Robin III, to a win in the cob class

  • Should we split Bradford?

    SIR - With regard to Philip Davies wishing to divide the Bradford district, I would point out that the most frequent bus service in the whole area is that running from Keighley bus station to the Interchange every 10 minutes throughout the day, plus all

  • The Leavers' greatest fear

    SIR - Those who voted to leave in the EU referendum once sarcastically tagged certain 'remain' voters as 'remoaners' whenever those people said anything which they felt questioned the result. Now, a lot of 'leave' supporters are

  • Dapper Dalek at science fest

    IAN BALE bumped into this unusual-looking extraterrestrial visitor during the Bradford Science Festival.As all Doctor Who fans know, the character is a Dalek – Sec – who took on human form in one memorable episode.Continuing the dystopian theme, Robert

  • Flats plan approved by council

    PLANS to extend a Great Horton house to create 14 new flats have been approved. Bradford Council’s Regulatory and Appeals Committee made the decision, for land at 100 Hollingwood Lane, during a mammoth eight-hour meeting on Thursday. C Musson

  • Myers fires for Rawdon to leave Otley fearful of defeat

    GEORGE Myers fired a vital century in Rawdon's narrow win over Follifoot last week, with he and Marcus Berryman (52) seeing their side home in a low-scoring encounter.Third-placed Rawdon face leaders Otley tomorrow having already beaten them this

  • Bradford named 'Emerging Destination of the Year'

    THE BRADFORD district has been named 'Emerging Destination of the Year 2018' for Europe by tourist bible The Luxury Travel Guide.  The guide, which searches for the most impressive destinations, accommodation and hospitality across the world, chose

  • Bradford & Bingley are in three-way relegation fight

    THERE may be nine matches left in the All Rounder Bradford Premier League Premier Division season, but Bradford & Bingley cricket committee chairman David Markham already thinks that it is two from three for the relegation berths.Cellar dwellers East

  • West Bowling hope to pinpoint problems ahead of vital clash

    WEST Bowling head coach Ryan Hunkin says his players have been fully focused for a fortnight on their vital basement battle at Hunslet Warriors tomorrow in Kingstone Press National Conference League Division Two.They secured a vital win over rock-bottom

  • Police appeal for witnesses to nightclub stabbing in Bradford

    A STABBING in the smoking area of a Bradford nightclub followed an argument inside the venue, police have revealed.  It happened last Sunday, July 15, in the smoking area of the Village nightclub in Sackville Street at around 4am.  A 22-year-old

  • Root relishes Roses game as England stars return

    JOE Root has urged his Yorkshire team-mates to try and be the match-winner in tonight’s Vitality Blast Roses clash with leaders Lancashire at Emirates Old Trafford.The England star is one of a host of returning internationals on both sides, although the

  • Role is an honour for 'Bradford lad'

    IT was a defining moment in the relationship between Muslims and Jews in Bradford and it made headlines around the world. “Bradford synagogue saved by city’s Muslims” wrote the Muslim Observer; “Muslims help save UK synagogue” declared The American

  • Young Highlands band is aiming high

    by Amos WynnSCOTTISH six-piece Neon Waltz - who are heading for this year's Bingley Music Live - have enjoyed a great 12 months. With their debut album release, big support slots under their belt and a series of festivals booked for the summer; singer

  • Prestigious Queen's Nurse award for Melanie and Rebecca

    TWO nurses from Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust have been given the prestigious Queen’s Nurse award by the Queen’s Nursing Institute at a ceremony in London. Melanie Tanner, the trust’s clinical lead for children’s services, and Rebecca

  • Can the Bulls make it a Sunday special against York?

    BRADFORD Bulls may be in the third tier of rugby league, but they have showed that they can still be top notch when it comes to promoting a match.A video entitled We Are On Our Way is on Bulls TV, and with head coach John Kear's words added to some

  • Houses approved at site of 16th century hall

    COUNCILLORS have given the go ahead for houses to be built on the grounds of a 16th Century Hall. Bradford Council’s Regulatory and Appeals Committee yesterday approved the scheme to create 10 homes at Grade II listed Ryshworth Hall, off Keighley

  • Ivy, 100, has read a century of T&A news

    IN the week of the Telegraph & Argus's 150th anniversary, one of its most loyal readers has celebrated a milestone birthday too. Ivy Pell, one of the Bradford Daily Telegraph’s ‘Jubilee Babies’, turned 100 on Wednesday and celebrated with family

  • Bulls helping Lilley to belong again

    JOHN Kear reckons the Bulls have cashed in on the "weaknesses in the system" to snare Jordan Lilley.The Leeds half-back has returned to Odsal on loan until the end of next season after 12 appearances for the club last year.Lilley jumped at the

  • Collins: Bantams will be good to go

    MICHAEL Collins reckons City are assembling a squad capable of dealing with the pressure of being among League One’s leading scalps.Huddersfield winger Sean Scannell’s arrival on the back of the year-long loans for Jack Payne and George Miller has indicated

  • VIDEO: Titan the robot opens Bradford Science Festival

    A robot was the leading attraction at the Bradford Science Festival’s opening yesterday evening. Titan, a 9ft Robot, with whom the public can interact, was on site at the National Science and Media Museum in the city centre. At a first