BULLS have announced that Jon Magrin is returning to the club next season. Magrin, 23, who can play as a prop or a loose-forward, last wore the Bradford shirt in 2017 before signing for Sheffield Eagles. But with his return to Odsal confirmed
BULLS might still have to go up via the play-offs after the RFL confirmed there will be only one automatic spot from League One this season. Following the vote being passed to scrap the Super 8s this morning, details have now been released of how
Two care workers pleaded not guilty today to wilfully neglecting Bradford City fire hero David Hustler, a patient in their care. Margaret Shires, 62, of Thoresby Drive, Gomersal, and Kaniz Rashid, 50, of Clarkson Avenue, Heckmondwike, are accused
HIGH street restaurant Pizza Express has revealed it will be opening its first Bradford branch in the city centre. The chain will take on a unit under The Light cinema, on Broadway. The company has submitted plans to Bradford Council to install
THIS weekend sees the start of the Bradford & District FA Saturday Senior Cup, running alongside the County Amateur League Premier Division games. Littletown will be looking to maintain the top spot by extending their unbeaten start to seven
PLANNED Roadworks along the M62 from Monday, September 17 have been announced by Highways England. They are: M62 junction 27 Gildersome.Varioguard in place on the westbound exit slip road and the M621 to M62 anticlockwise exit slip road, and lane
A NEW Bradford Breathing Better campaign directed at helping people across the district to improve the health of their lungs and respiratory system, is aiming to keep people out of hospital this winter. Ahead of the colder weather, health professionals
A CITY centre street blighted by empty shops will be home to a bar and music venue if new plans are approved. The opening of The Broadway Shopping Centre almost three years ago led to a number of shops closing on Darley Street, once Bradford’s
FORMER Leeds United and Scottish international footballing legend Eddie Gray was the guest speaker at Marie Curie’s annual Development Board Sports Lunch. The buffet style “Lunch of Two Halves” event took place today at the Midland Hotel as guests
A terrorist wielding two foot-long knives could have been heading towards the Prime Minister's office "looking for another victim" when he was shot dead, an inquest heard. Khalid Masood, 52, repeatedly stabbed Pc Keith Palmer, pictured, in New Palace
DO you know someone or some organisation that goes the extra mile to help others in the community? If so then get them the recognition they deserve by nominating them for an honour in this year’s Bradford Community Stars Awards. The awards, which
WAITROSE is to remove loose fruit and vegetable plastic bags by spring 2019 and 5p single-use plastic carrier bags by March next year in all shops. It said the move will save 134 million plastic bags, the equivalent of 500 tonnes of plastic a year
THE governor of the Bank of England has warned ministers that house prices could crash by more than a third in the event of a disorderly, no-deal Brexit. Mark Carney briefed Theresa May and senior ministers on the Bank's planning for a "cliff-edge
TELEGRAPH & Argus Camera Club member Amanda Hatherley took this wonderful portrait of a baby. Amanda used her Nikon D750 and a 50mm prime lens with a fast maximum aperture of F1.8 to blur the background. Nik Bennett took our second picture
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an 11-year-old was in collision with a car on Harewood Street in Bradford at about 5.25pm on Sunday. The child suffered a serious but not life-threatening leg injury. The driver of the vehicle stopped
AAB in the Broadway Centre is to shut on Sunday, September 30, at the end of its lease. The women’s fashion outlet has put a notice in its window saying it is closing. In a statement it said: “As more of our customers choose to shop online and
REBECCA Kenna will battle some of the world's elite in her own county this weekend. The Keighley-born player, ranked world number four, will take part in the LITEtask UK Women’s Snooker Championship at the Northern Snooker Centre, Kirkstall Lane
A NEW city centre shop is starting to take shape ahead of it opening in a formerly unused unit. Bosses at the new CeX store, which buys and sells second hand goods for cash or store credit, expect to pay out around £800,000 in its first year.
THE Lake District has many wonderful features and picturesque views and, like it says on the tin, the lakes themselves are up there among the highlights. Windermere boasts fantastic scenery from the shore to the hills behind, its fantastic pleasure
Developers “are trying everything they can to screw councils”. That’s the alarming opinion of a senior Kirklees councillor who said his experiences of liaising with developers over contentious issues are akin to a comedy script. To laughter from
Rugby league clubs have voted to ditch the Super 8s and revert to a conventional 'one-up, one-down' system of promotion and relegation from 2019. An extraordinary general meeting of the RFL Council in Manchester voted by a clear majority to change
PARKS in Bradford have come up smelling of roses in this year’s Yorkshire in Bloom awards competition. The highly-acclaimed Lister Park in Manningham (pictured) has been given a Gold Award, Keighley’s Cliffe Castle Park, Platinum, Roberts Park in
A RESIDENT was given a shock when they went to take some rubbish to their bin earlier this week and found a snake dumped in their wheelie bin. The snake was found in the bottom of the bin in Pembroke Street, West Bowling, and the RSPCA was called
HIT show Ghost the Musical is coming to Bradford. Tickets are on sale for the show, coming to the Alhambra from April 30 to May 4, which is based on the much-loved 1990 movie starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and an Oscar-winning Whoopi Goldberg
SIR - A recent report by the British Medical Journal which shows disparities between the pay of black and minority ethnic (BME) doctors and their white colleagues is further evidence of the need to tackle discrimination in the NHS. Every doctor
A MAN has been killed after the motorbike he was riding was involved in a crash with a lorry. The man, 40, died at the scene in York Gate, Otley, yesterday following the crash which happened at 8.59am. His black Suzuki motorbike collided with
The number of children arrested in West Yorkshire has dropped by more than two thirds over the last seven years. Prison reform charity the Howard League has hailed the seventh consecutive year in which arrests of children have dropped across England
BULLS have announced their 19-man squad for the trip to Oldham on Sunday. With Gregg McNally out of the 19-man set-up, Brandon Pickersgill is expected to return to the full-back role. Sam Hallas and Matt Garside are still out with minor injuries
SIR - The Government should be sitting up and paying attention to the results of a new study tracing the progress of 1.8 million pupils, their social, family and economic backgrounds and the type of schools they attended. The analysis was carried out
SIR - Can I make a plea to all parents whose children ride bicycles. Please make sure their bicycles have front and rear lamps and that they have new batteries in them. Please impress upon them that it is not “cool” to ride around our streets at night
WALKING around the streets of Bradford, it is hard to imagine the most brutal period in the district’s history. Between October 1642 and March 1644, Bradford - which was then little more than a large village - saw several bloody encounters between
BRADFORD Disability Football Club is holding its third annual tournament on Sunday at Southfield Grange School. Teams from all over the UK and one from Hamm in Germany will be competing in the five-a-side tournament. Last year the tournament
MARCELO Bielsa fears Leeds United's growing injury list could bite when the Championship pacesetters head to Millwall tomorrow. Striker Patrick Bamford has been ruled out for four months, joining an injury list which already includes fellow attacking
WHEN it comes to a relaxing spa weekend, Lancaster House Hotel has everything you need to unwind and indulge. Set in picturesque grounds on the outskirts of the city, the hotel offers the perfect surroundings to sample the finer things in life.
DAVID Hopkin is set for a touchline reunion with former team-mate Lee Bowyer, admitting: “I’ve not seen him for 18 years.” The pair played together in midfield at Leeds when Bowyer was the world’s most expensive teenager with a £2.8 million price
A STRIKE by prison guards across the UK has caused disruption to proceedings at Bradford Crown Court. The Prison Officers' Association ordered its members across the country, including at HMP Leeds in Armley, to walk out at 7am this morning and
WEST Bowling make the long trip to Cumbria tomorrow knowing that their future is in their own hands in Kingstone Press National Conference League Division Two. Bowling travel to Askam knowing that they need a win or a draw to secure the final play-off
A MAJOR showcase of food and drink businesses celebrating Yorkshire produce is taking place this weekend at Tong Garden Centre. The Big Food Tasting will highlight artisan producers from the county and their products, including breweries, bakers
MODERN, robust, fit-for-the-job road, rail and air links are vital if our region is to achieve its growth potential in the 21st Century. In a globalised world, where just-in-time delivery methods are vital to maintaining competitiveness and international
ROME wasn’t built in a day, and neither will Bradford & Bingley be under the coaching duo of Antony Posa and Hugh Gumbs. The Bees have lost both of their opening matches in North Two East, and Posa admitted: “It is a bigger job than I expected
BRADFORD CITY AA THERE has been a lot of rain over the past week and the rivers, which have been high and dirty, only became fly-fishable on Thursday. The forecast is for a lot more heavy rain across all the Dales today and Sunday, which might well
A QUALIFIED psychotherapist and nutritionist from Keighley has started a new business in the town to help people suffering from stress and anxiety. Joanne Milnes, from Ingrow, has founded Innermost Calm, which is now operating in the Aire Valley
BRIGHOUSE Town are riding high in second place in the Evo-Stik East Division and they have a good chance to go top with a home win over Pontefract Collieries tomorrow. Aaron Martin is the league's joint top scorer with five, and he will be looking
BINGLEY firefighters were last night called out to a washer fire in Hall Royd, Shipley. The fire, at 10pm, caused smoke damage. Fire crews vented the home.
THE OWNER of a fire-hit derelict former pub has said the fire has put back his plans to convert it into flats. But Younis Choudhry vowed to will press on with the plans. Firefighters were called to the derelict Mowbray Arms on Lily Street,
THE fixture computer has got a strange sense of humour. With the current disconnect between many fans and the owners at Valley Parade, City have found themselves up against arguably the two most divided clubs in the country on successive Saturdays
THREE colleagues at a stairlift company are raising money this month by walking a total of at least 900,000 steps in aid of the Stroke Association. Ian Dysart, Carolyn Kilburn and Bruce Bedford, from Companion, based in Guiseley, are all walking
A POOL painting by Bradford artist David Hockney is expected to break the record price for a work by a living artist when it is sold at auction later this year. Portrait Of An Artist (Pool With Two Figures) will be auctioned at Christie's in November
TOMORROW’S final round of matches sees glory to be gained in all three divisions with the league championship at stake in Division One. Two defeats in their last three matches have seen long-time favourites Otley’s lead over Burley reduced to just
OLI Johnson and Jake Beesley have starred up front for Bradford (Park Avenue) this season and attacking midfielder Ben McKenna has proved to be the perfect compliment for the pair. The 25-year-old opened the scoring in his side's 5-3 defeat at
“HOW can I go to heaven if I don't know who I am?” says Ernest to his daughter Lynne when his niggling and worsening memory problems are finally diagnosed as Alzheimer’s Disease. But Ernest has a plan: to leave an imprint of who he is, and Lynne
25 Years Ago: A man from Bradford had been shot dead while on holiday in Florida. The 34-year-old had died instantly and his girlfriend, 35, was also injured, when a gang opened fire on their car in the town of Tallahassee. 50 Years Ago: Fantastic
100 Years Ago – 1918 Shipley nurse, Miss Hilda Wood, of the V.A.D, was making a splendid recovery after being shot in the right arm as the result of an attack by enemy aircraft whilst nursing in Boulogne. Prior to going to France, Miss Wood had
DAVID Ball is hoping to prove a cut above the rest on his home debut tomorrow. The striker’s capture on a season-long loan looks a potential snip after his influential entrance from the bench at Blackpool last week. Now he is aiming to brush
A SERIES of parking restrictions will be introduced in Baildon as an attempt to deter commuters from parking on residential roads for most of the day. New double yellow lines, residents’ parking spaces and two hour stay areas will be added on various
THREE men accused of conspiracy to murder have appeared before a judge at Bradford Crown Court. Usman Nawaz, Mohammed Yasin and Hasanain Murtaza, all pleaded not guilty to the charges which date back to a five-day period in August 2017. The
A MAN accused of sexually abusing two girls more than 35 years ago has denied having sexual contact with either of his accusers. Christopher Hardaker, 62, who emigrated to Australia 16 years ago, is on trial at Bradford Crown Court accused of 11
THE foundation stone of a 130-year-old former school in Bingley will be protected if the building is demolished. In June Bradford Council agreed to sell the derelict Priestthorpe Annexe, on Mornington Road, to a developer, referred to as "party
GUISELEY secured a fine 1-0 win at Alfreton Town on Saturday in the Vanarama National League North, and Marcus Bignot is delighted to see his tactical game plan finally coming together. The Lions signed the talented forward Lewis Walters last week
A BRADFORD MP has written a passionate letter to the Prime Minister of Pakistan in a bid to ensure justice is done for the alleged victim of an “honour killing”. Samia Shahid, 28, from Oak Lane, Manningham, died in Pakistan in July 2016 after travelling
THE MULTI-million pound refurbishment and renovation of the historic St George's Hall in Bradford has reached a major milestone. This week the white canopy and scaffolding which has been hovering over the Grade II-listed building while the roof
"GAME-changing" multi-million pound plans for Leeds Bradford Airport have been revealed in a bid to put Yorkshire on the global map. The ambitious vision for the airport will create a large number of construction jobs, an apprenticeship scheme,
DAVID Hopkin insists City are starting a “new chapter” as he urged the club to move on from any internal conflict. Hopkin’s first home game in charge tomorrow against Charlton comes on the back of chairman Edin Rahic’s public apology to fans.
PUDSEY St Lawrence will be bidding to reach their second Yorkshire Premier League Championship final tomorrow. The newly-crowned All Rounder Cricket Bradford Premier League Champions take on the North Yorkshire South Durham League side Great Ayton
