Bradford & Bingley 55 Pocklington 27 FEW saw this final score coming when Pocklington led 27-26 after 66 minutes of their North One East clash at Wagon Lane. But Bradford & Bingley put in a stunning final 15 minutes to record 29 unanswered
THE tenth annual Bradford Family Learning Festival got off to a great start this weekend, with children taking part in a range of activities across the district. Activities took place in a number of libraries and venues around the district aimed
THE Airedale clubs retain no interest in the Macron Cup after both Silsden and Steeton were knocked out of the North West Counties League’s knockout competition in the first round. Silsden were favourites to progress, as the top tier outfit hosted
CAMPION registered a big away win, despite being reduced to ten men, as they held on to second place in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Division One. Alex Cusack had given them a fourth minute lead at Skegness Town but they were soon
HALF-term activities started with a bang this weekend as the Dengineers took over the National Science and Media Museum. Fans of the hit CBBC show, where lucky children get the den of their dreams built for them, flocked to the museum to take part
FARSLEY Celtic remain fifth in the Evo-Stik Premier Division after being held to a 2-2 away draw by Stalybridge Celtic at Bower Fold. Adam Lakeland’s Farsley twice took the lead in the battle of the Celts but the home side came back on both occasions
ALL the statistics, ratings and match facts from City's home defeat to Rochdale... MAN OF THE MATCH Richard O’Donnell gave away the second penalty but had earlier pulled off two excellent saves to keep out Rochdale. MOMENT OF THE MATCH
A THUMPING win took Bradford (Park Avenue) back up to third in the Vanarama National League North as they won 6-0 at struggling Nuneaton Borough, who ended the game with nine men. The 'Boro lost goalkeeper and captain Cameron Belford to a second
A NEW eatery serving up wood-fired pizzas is gearing up to open its doors in the city centre. Yeadon-based Pizza Loco, which cooks what it calls 'proper Neapolitan pizza' in the lungs of a wood-fired mobile locomotive oven, is to set up a permanent
DESPITE a false start due to a cock-up by the production team, Danny Tetley recovered to produce one of the performances of the night in yesterday's first X Factor live show. The 37-year-old, from Shipley, had to restart his performance after being
GUISELEY will be dreaming of a big FA Cup First Round tie against one of the Sky Bet League clubs after they earned their place in Monday's draw with a 3-1 win over a very good Stourbridge side. The Lions had home advantage and are a step higher
A MAN posing as homeless to beg in Bradford has been caught by police for a second time. The man was caught in the Bowling and Barkerend Council ward area begging with a sign which read, "Homeles n hungry". West Yorkshire Police's Bradford
LEEDS United head coach Marcelo Bielsa felt his side deserved more in their 2-1 defeat at Blackburn Rovers, but was critical of his side's defending. Although not full of gilt-edged chances, the game was end-to-end and high intensity, with Rovers
A PRE-school in Ilkley has retained its ‘Good’ rating from Ofsted following a recent inspection. Following the visit, Ofsted noted Ilkley Pre-School Playgroup, based at Friends Meeting House in Queen’s Road, was praised by parents for its care.
A GROUP of residents and organisations in Wibsey are appealing for volunteers to get involved in bringing some festive cheer to the village. Wibsey Events Group members are busy fundraising for a Christmas Tree, installing lights and arranging a
PLANS are currently being drawn up to redevelop Kirkgate Market, alongside already revealed plans for a major new food market on Darley Street. Bradford Council has already announced its intention to shake up its market service, including turning
PLANS to convert a grand city centre building into flats can now go ahead, after the proposed developer agreed to retain some shop space. Earlier this year plans to convert the former bed shop on Sunbridge Road into apartments was refused by Bradford
A BOY of 16 who stabbed his opponent with a bread knife during a pre-arranged fight has been sentenced to four and a half years detention. The schoolboys confronted one another with a golf club and a bat after meeting in Rillington Mead, Eccleshill
