FIRE has ripped through a B&M store and police are warning residents to keep windows and doors shut as the smoke is being treated as "potentially toxic". Police say the fire broke out in the storage yard of the shop in York's Clifton Moor retail
DAVID Hopkin cursed City’s “schoolboy” mistakes in their 3-1 loss at Accrington and admitted: “I’m repeating myself every week.” Hopkin’s side remain stuck in League One’s relegation zone after the Wham Stadium defeat. Eoin Doyle scored his
FAST-ACTING police arrested a burglar and recovered stolen property just half an hour after it was reported to them. A Shipley police offcer, PC Preston, was praised on the West Yorkshire Police - Shipley Twitter account for their quick-thinking
Bradford Dolphin Swimming Club is bidding to bag a cash boost from the Tesco Bags of Help initiative. Tesco teamed up with Groundwork to launch its community funding scheme, which sees grants of £4,000, £2,000 and £1,000 raised from carrier bag
A STASH of Class A and Class B drugs were found by police when they searched two vehicles in Bradford. Officers from the Bradford East Neighbourhood Policing Team said they carried out the searches in the BD3 area after residents raised concerns
4:55pm CITY’S struggles continued as they were beaten 3-1 in the rain at bogey team Accrington this afternoon. Stanley
A FORMER Silsden striker has urged men to carry out regular checks after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. Nick McNally, 30, revealed he was diagnosed with the condition earlier this month and is now looking to raise awareness to others.
CHANNEL 4 relocating to Leeds would “enrich people’s lives” and bring “incalculable benefits” to the region, a panel of influential politicians has claimed. The broadcaster has been instructed to leave London, and is thought to be close to announcing
BRADFORD-based rally driver Andy Harrison will drive Barrie Williams' 1968 Welsh International winning car at the revived Lombard Rally rally in Bath next Friday as a tribute to his long-time friend and mentor, who passed away last month. Harrison
A NURSERY has been rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, just six months after it was branded ‘Inadequate’ by inspectors. Bramley Grange Childcare in Hipperholme was told there have been “extensive improvements” since Ofsted last visited in April. The report
A FOOTBALL club says it wants to be considered as buyers for its ground which has gone up for sale. The freehold of Brighouse Town's seven-acre St Giles Road sports ground is to be offered for sale by the liquidators of Blakeborough Sports and Social
IT may be the middle of October, but the 2018 golfing season has not ended yet for Bingley St Ives pair Terry Brushwood and Andy Town. They take on Beverley in tomorrow's Yorkshire Foursomes final in a gruelling contest that will take place over
IN THE first of our new weekly look through the T&A picture archives, here are three football teams from years gone by. Do you remember any of these players or teams? Email your memories to bradford-sport@telegraphandargus.co.uk
THE site of a former pub will be landscaped in the coming weeks after demolition work was completed. The Branch Pub on Otley Road, Shipley, was recently purchased by Bradford Council as part of junction improvement plans. Plans to demolish the
IT has been claimed that pedestrian streets in Bradford city centre have become a “free for all” after it emerged just six out of the centre’s 34 automatic bollards are working. And many of the bollards have been broken for over three years.
TICKETS are on sale for the first ever Bradford Neonatal Ball. The winter wonderland-themed event will raise money for Bradford Hospitals’ Charity’s Neonatal Unit Fund. Neonatal Sister Andrea Firth said: “The ball will be a sparkling tribute
EFFORTS to tackle hate crime in the Bradford district will be showcased during National Hate Crime Awareness Week which runs from today until next Saturday. Bradford Council, West Yorkshire Police and Bradford Hate Crime Alliance will work together
GREG Abbott started the training session by personally introducing City’s “newest” player to David Hopkin. The man concerned was Alex Jones, a striker out of the reckoning for so long that he had witnessed three managerial changes from the treatment
An evil paedophile who subjected three boys to a “campaign of relentless sadism” has been jailed for 27 years. Paul Waddingham, 62, was convicted by a jury yesterday of 15 charges, including buggery and indecent assault, after a week-long trial
SPORTING a look reminiscent of the wildly outrageous vehicles in the action film Mad Max, the Honda Civic Type R is not a car for the shy and retiring. The latest version of this legendary hot hatch has been newly-engineered from the ground up with
JAMES Mason is hoping Michael Collins has not been lost to the game after his bitter City experience. Collins was axed five weeks ago after lasting just six games into the season. The youngest head coach in the country at the time, the 32-year-old
