The Football Association has vowed to investigate after Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa admitted "full responsibility" for the spying incident at Derby's training ground. The Rams' trip to Elland Road to face the Sky Bet Championship leaders tonight
POLICE have made an arrest and seized a large amount of drugs in Bradford West today. A warrant was executed by Neighbourhood Policing Team officers acting on information passed on by the public Officer praised a great team effort and the community
AN INFLUENTIAL panel of West Yorkshire politicians has called on Transport Secretary Chris Grayling to explain why improvements to the region’s rail service are not being made. Members of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) transport committee
A public consultation exercise on the proposed £69m Cooper Bridge relief road has been described as a waste of money. Critics say the three options put forward for the scheme by Kirklees Council lack detail and leave key questions unanswered.
TICKETS for the 2019 Bradford Beer Festival organised by the city’s branch of the Campaign for Real Ale are now available. The event is being held at the Victoria Hall, Saltaire, for the 22nd successive year from Thursday, February 28, to Saturday
A "FINE to flush" symbol is being introduced for wet wipes that have passed strict tests to ensure they will not contribute to sewer "fatbergs", the water industry has said. Manufacturers of wipes will be able to feature the official water industry
A VULNERABLE girl left a Bradford children’s home at midnight to meet her older boyfriend waiting outside in his car, a jury heard on Friday. The “secretive” child would tell staff she was slipping out for a cigarette before driving off with a
POLICE are trying to track down more graffiti by an artist who has reportedly left about 70 tags around Otley. The neighbourhood policing team say they have been working hard to identify the person responsible for the graffiti around Otley town
OFFICERS have arrested a beggar last night who was not homeless and was standing on a traffic island in the centre of Bradford begging. Bradford East police said that he was not only in breach of his Criminal Behaviour Order but was also in breach
HIGHWAYS England has issued details of planned roadworks and ongoing road improvements on the motorway networks for the Yorkshire and Humber region for the week commencing Monday, January 14. The eastbound exit and entry slip roads at Junction 27
PUDSEY Post Office’s refurbishment has been revealed after the local MP officially re-opened the new-look branch. Stuart Andrew “cut the ribbon” on Friday at the branch in Church Lane. It has undergone a complete refurbishment and is now a bright
A businessman involved in the window installation industry who claimed that a former associate owed him nearly £27 million has lost a High Court fight. John Ross, who turned down a £1 million settlement offer from Mitu Misra, has been left to pick
A KNIFE-WIELDING attacker who pursued a man from a bus stop and stabbed him in the chest has been jailed for seven years. Ross Hunter told Aaron Hogan: “I am going to kill you,” before chasing him along Cliffe Lane West in Baildon and delivering
DERBY have claimed a man escorted from the perimeter of their training ground by police on Thursday after "acting suspiciously" was an employee of promotion rivals Leeds. The Rams travel to Sky Bet Championship leaders Leeds tonight, with the two
POLICE have seized a green Vauxhall Astra that was sighted in Scholemoor, Bradford. Bradford Quad Squad officers found that is was uninsured. The vehicle was seized and the driver reported to court.
SIR - It brought back some happy memories, seeing the pictures of Darley Street featured in the paper recently. The shopping area once had a distinct atmosphere, particularly at Christmas, and including the Kirkgate centre, was always a bustling, hive
SIXTY years ago tomorrow, in Detroit, Michigan, Berry Gordy founded the Motown record label, which launched the careers of Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder and the Jackson 5 to name just a few. Its story is told in Motown The Musical, the
SIR - The well intentioned call for free parking to boost city centre shops (T&A, January 8) ignores reality as free parking doesn’t really exist. On street parking removes a traffic lane, bringing traffic to a crawl, putting up road user’s costs
BINGLEY-BASED Music promoters BAC2Live have announced their initial 2019 programme, which includes ‘guitar heroics’ and a blues showcase. The line-up of gigs, at Bingley Arts Centre, kicks off on Friday, February 8 with Inglorious - the showstoppers
STARGAZERS are in for a treat during January. And the dark mornings and evenings mean you don't even have to stay up late to see them. How to see Venus, Jupiter and even Saturn Spotted a bright light in the sky before the Sun comes up?
A MAN missing since last Friday has been found dead at a medical centre. Officers were called to Picton Medical Centre, in Heaton Road, Bradford at 2.20pm on Thursday following a report of a deceased male, believed to be Mohammed Fazil, from Bradford
BRADFORD City manager David Hopkin has missed out on a prestigious national award. The Bantams boss was nominated for the League One manager of the month award for December after his side's impressive revival. City's December to remember included
THE most popular cars in Bradford have been revealed, and you'll never guess which model came top of the list. Car buying site Carwow has taken data from its 2.5 million monthly visitors to find out what the most popular cars people in Bradford
A FULL programme of Premier Division fixtures this weekend sees a top of the table clash, with leaders Golcar United hosting second-placed Bradford side TVR United. Huddersfield-based Golcar, who lost their West Riding County FA Challenge Cup game
HAIRDRESSING students at Bradford College were visited by an industry expert who delivered a masterclass recently. Amy Rosler, who working with hair care firm Wella, visited hairdressing apprentices to show students the latest techniques and products
IN our latest look back through the T&A archives, here are three more rugby teams from yesteryear. Do you recognise any of these faces? DUDLEY HILL U17 1987: Pictured, back from left: Manager Harry Benson, Darren Schofield, Chris Littlewood
THE Post Office in a Bradford village is closed today after it was hit by a break-in overnight. The Post Office, in Bradford Road, Idle, was targeted overnight, and will be closed until further notice because of the break-in. Bradford
AITOR Karanka's protracted exit from Nottingham Forest was finally confirmed this morning. The 45-year-old Spaniard's future at the City Ground had seemingly been uncertain ever since Forest blew a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Norwich on Boxing Day
BRADFORD NO1 AA DAY tickets for non-members to fish Harold Park or Chellow Dene in Bradford are now available to purchase online on our website; bradfordno1.com. It is easy to do, just complete the form and pay via PayPal or card and the ticket
THACKLEY'S cup exploits this season have left them with several games in hand over the other teams in the relegation battle and if they can beat fellow strugglers Hall Road Rangers tomorrow, they would be all but safe. The Dennyboys were in the
CAMPION are riding high at the summit of the Toolstation Northern Counties East League Division One, but they face arguably their toughest test of the season tomorrow, a mouthwatering home clash against title rivals Hallam. The Sheffield side currently
LEWIS O’Brien is fit and raring to go again for City’s Yorkshire derby at Barnsley. The young midfielder has trained this week without a problem from the injury that forced him off in the first half against Accrington on New Year’s Day. Hope
AN elderly man has been left with "severe burns" after a fire at sheltered housing in Thackley last night. Fire crews from Shipley were called to Moorview Court in Northlea Avenue, Thackley, at 8.55pm to reports of a flat fire. When firefighters
BRADFORD (Park Avenue) manager Mark Bower has backed his teenage goalkeeper Jack Atkinson to learn from a tough experience at Stockport County last week. The 19-year-old stopper, who replaced the hamstrung Steven Drench, made some fine saves in
BRADFORD & Bingley’s head coach Anthony Posa is still trying to get his head round what happened last weekend at Huddersfield YMCA. The Bees, who scored a penalty try a minute after the interval, were leading 31-8 at the second-in-the-table
COULD you save a life? Any one of us could find ourselves in such a situation - the thought provoking question is would we know what to do? Every year there are around 30,000 out of hospital cardiac arrests across the UK but, sadly, less than
BRADFORD Council's leader has called for a report to be prepared into what post-Brexit Bradford will look like. At a meeting of the Council on Tuesday, Leader Susan Hinchcliffe will call for a report detailing how the district will react to both
A man facing a number of rape charges has died in prison on the morning he was due to appear in court, it has emerged. Darmararham Jayakanthan, 41, of Sowden Road, Chellow Grange, Bradford, was due to appear for a hearing at Bradford Crown Court
POLICE “cut off the supply of eggs” in a village in a bid to tackle Bonfire night disorder. A new report into how emergency services dealt with anti social behaviour over the Halloween and Bonfire period reveals that motorists passing through Denholme
RUNNERS can now sign up for the Epilepsy Action Bradford 10k - with an extra 500 places available this year. The popular run takes people around the city centre as they cover a 6.2 mile undulating course - starting and finishing in Centenary Square
COUNCILLORS have approved plans for a major new housing development on a Keighley field. They were told that the plans would include traffic calming measures on neighbouring roads, as well as hundreds of thousands of pounds of contributions to
JORDAN Lilley wore the shiner above his left eye like a badge of honour. “I think I had a bounty on my head,” he laughed. “Everyone just seemed to want to whack me off the ball and gouge me. “But that’s part of rugby league and I’ll take it
A PRIMARY school that has been rated ‘requires improvement’ for the past six years has been told it needs to pick up the pace of its improvement to ensure children are meeting and exceeding the expected standards of learning. Knowleswood Primary
FORMER Bradford Council leader Brian Womersley has died following a fall, aged 88. Mr Womersley, who served as Councillor from 1973 until 1982, held the positions of deputy leader and leader of Bradford Council during his tenure. He lived in
FEARS have been raised that covering for a lack of firefighters in Wharfedale is stretching cover in the Aire valley to dangerous levels. There is a shortage of part-time firefighters at Ilkley and Otley fire stations which means that the appliance
YOUNGSTER Alix Stephenson’s exciting pre-season form has persuaded the Bulls to hold off shopping for a replacement for Gregg McNally. The teenager impressed coach John Kear when he played the full game in the win over Halifax. And with the
“DOING a Barnsley” has become part of the vernacular for teams stationed at the wrong end of League One. Tomorrow’s opponents set the template for the division's ultimate rags-to-riches story three years ago when they raced from bottom spot at the
LOSING one of their main men in the transfer window is a familiar feeling for Barnsley. The Tykes are accustomed to selling on their stars as Brad Potts became the latest departure in a £1.5 million-plus deal to Preston. But the timing of his
DAVID Hopkin is “quietly confident” that Jack Payne will still be a City player for the rest of the season. Under the terms of his loan agreement, Huddersfield have until next week to recall the in-form midfielder. The Bantams boss would be
