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  • Historic vantage point with a fascinating past

    As landmarks go, Clifford’s Tower is pretty impressive. The stone keep of York Castle, the building stands on a mound of earth known as a motte, giving it a superb vantage point over the surrounding town. Its French-style four-leaf-clover tower

  • New tenant agreed for Mirror Pool's Pavilion Cafe

    THE Pavilion Cafe by the Mirror Pool in Bradford’s City Park has been let to a new tenant. The building has been standing empty for some weeks since the previous tenant left. A Bradford Council spokesperson said: “We are pleased to announce that

  • JAILED: Dark web drug lords who sold deadly fentanyl online

    Three men who used the 'dark web' to sell a powerful drug linked to 125 deaths in the UK have been jailed for a total of more than 40 years. Jake Levene, 23, Lee Childs, 45, and Mandy Lowther, 22, set up a business titled 'UKBargins' importing

  • Bulls move Toronto friendly

    THE Bulls have moved their Transatlantic challenge game against Toronto Wolfpack back a day to Saturday, January 26. The final friendly ahead of the new Championship campaign was scheduled to take place next Friday night. But it has been moved

  • Bradford Bulls announce squad Yorkshire Cup final squad

    JOHN Kear has named a strong 20-man squad for Sunday's Yorkshire Cup final at Batley Bulldogs, with Bulls captain Steve Crossley set to return to action after having major shoulder surgery at the start of the off-season. Bulls squad: Crossley, Evans

  • Bradford Sports Awards 2019 finalists revealed

    THE FINALISTS for the fourth annual Bradford Sports Awards have been announced today. The 2019 finalists - chosen by a panel following public nominations - include Bradford Bulls in the running for five awards across both their male and female sides

  • Pallet lorry gets stuck under bridge

    DRIVERS travelling towards Keighley from Skipton were held up for a while this morning after a lorry carrying pallets got stuck under a bridge. The incident occurred at 10.10am in Keighley Road, Skipton. A spokesman for Network Rail said the

  • Armed police arrest four men near Leeds-Bradford Airport

    POLICE have arrested four men near Leeds-Bradford Airport on suspicion of a car-jacking in North Yorkshire. Cleveland Police said a man was pulled from his vehicle at 12.15pm on Thursday at the roundabout junction of the A174 Parkway and the A19

  • Club hopes to sail away with national award

    OTLEY Sailing Club is making waves towards winning a national award. The club is one of 11 finalists from across the country in the 2019 RYA and Yachts & Yachting Club of the Year Awards, supported by Gallagher, thanks to its track record in

  • New Bantams women boss already planning for next season

    BRADFORD City Women face another tough game on Sunday when they host Derby County in Steve Winterburn’s first home match in charge. The City manager faces some selection headaches with captain Harriet Jakeman unavailable and Charlotte Sales and

  • Ice dancer Hannah hoping to skate to success

    A TEENAGE ice skater is taking part in her first major competition this weekend, just a year after first stepping onto the ice. Hannah Eastwood, 15, had never skated until a disco night at Bradford Ice Arena ignited her passion for ice dancing.

  • Police pickup a couple of penguins

    TWO penguins were found by police officers after they were stolen. The pair of Humboldt penguins were taken in November 2018 from a zoo in Nottinghamshire. Police officers picked them up on Wednesday afternoon in Stelley Village, west Nottingham

  • Pallet lorry gets stuck under bridge

    A LORRY carrying pallets got stuck trying to pass under a bridge near Skipton Hospital this morning. The incident was reported to have occurred at around 10.10am in Keighley Road. There are no reports of injuries and no other vehicles involved

  • VIDEO: Staying at Bantams made sense - Jack Payne

    JACK Payne gives his reaction after it was confirmed earlier this week he would be staying on loan with the Bantams for the rest of the season. Speaking at City's pre-match press conference ahead of tomorrow's clash with Southend, the midfielder

  • Cannabis plants found after blaze rips through house

    CANNABIS plants went up in flames this morning after a fire broke out at a house this morning. Police were called to the property in Old Road, Horton Bank Top, at 7.42am to provide assistance to the fire service. A person was trapped in the

  • WEATHER WARNING: Snow set to fall in Bradford today

    A WEATHER warning has been issued for snow in Bradford, starting at 1pm today. The yellow warning runs from 1pm until midnight, with hill snow set to disrupt travel in the district - particularly in elevated areas. The Met Office is warning

  • "I was a pop star for 10 years - but folk is my passion"

    BARBARA Dickson didn't set out to be famous. By the time she had her first hit, she'd spent years travelling to gigs on public transport, with just a guitar and a suitcase. "I didn't start singing to become a star," says Barbara. "I'm very lucky

  • Sharing experiences of the 'Big 40'

    PHOTOGRAPHS of people who all turned 40 last year will go on display next month. The portraits have been taken by Bradford photographer Shy Burhan, who embarked on the project after her own 40th birthday. Called ‘Forty’, the exhibition features

  • Food bank collection at city bank

    STAFF at Santander in Bradford are supporting a food bank in the city. A collection point has been installed at the company’s Darley Street premises, for both staff and customers to bring in donations of non-perishable food. Staff recently met Lashman

  • "Writing the Alhambra panto is a year-long process"

    ALAN Mc Hugh has a busy year ahead. As soon as he finishes playing Nurse Nellie MacDuff in Snow White up in Aberdeen, he'll be working on a whopping 34 pantomimes for next year - including the Alhambra one. As a writer for Qdos Entertainment, the

  • Police to investigate Duke's crash

    The Duke of Edinburgh's car accident, which left two people needing hospital treatment, will be "investigated and any appropriate action taken", Norfolk Constabulary has said. Norfolk Police said they were following standard procedure where a road

  • Bulls confirm Crossley as captain

    THE Bulls have confirmed Steve Crossley as their captain for 2019. Crossley, who is due to make his pre-season bow on Sunday at Batley, took over the honour last season from Lee Smith. Coach John Kear said: “Steve leads through deed, he really

  • NOSTALGIA: Do you remember these football teams?

    Here are three more football teams from yesteryear in our look back through the archives. Do you recognise any of these players from the past? THACKLEY 1969: Front (left to right): G McGrath, S Thorpe, T McQuaid, D Waddington, G Terry, R Cole

  • PARKER ON PARADE: Transfers and home comforts

    THE Telegraph & Argus' chief sports writer Simon Parker gives Bradford City fans an update on the comings and goings at Valley Parade. He also talks to sports editor Mike Crowther about City’s need to get back to winning ways after they suffered

  • West Riding County Amateurs: TVR keen to make amends

    TVR United will be looking to put behind them their 8-0 trouncing at Golcar with victory over their visitors Bradford Olympic in the West Riding County Amateur League tomorrow. Toller FC head to Ovenden West Riding, and both sides will be hoping

  • Bower: We need to stop the rot

    MARK Bower hopes his Bradford (Park Avenue) side can stop the rot and end a run of three successive league defeats tomorrow. Avenue have slipped to second in Vanarama National League North, six points and a game in hand behind leaders Chorley after

  • ANGLING LINES: Clayton wins Cowthorpe test

    BRADFORD CITY ANGLING ASSOCIATION We have seen little news from anglers over the last couple of weeks, with only occasional reports of chub showing in nets on the Swale and one or two difficult-to-come-by fish from Oakworth lakes. In the general

  • Barnard calls for more derby delight

    CLECKHEATON must wish that every day is derby day. Player-coach Thiu Barnard, casting his eyes over last weekend’s 33-29 home defeat to Bridlington in North One East, admitted: “If we played like we did against Bradford & Bingley before Christmas

  • Fiery debate over best way to tackle crime in Bradford

    COUNCILLORS have clashed over the best way to tackle the increase in crime causing misery for people across the district. Conservatives called for people across Bradford to stand up against crime, and take more social responsibility for the "wrong

  • Glimmer of hope for Queensbury Pool as closure looms

    A GLIMMER of hope is on the horizon for a village swimming pool which will be closed by Bradford Council once a new multi-million pound sports centre opens. There was dismay back in 2017 when the authority approved Queensbury Pool’s closure - despite

  • Bradford toddler's injury sparks safety warning to parents

    A TODDLER has suffered a horrific injury at a flat in Bradford and his dad is worried that the incident will impact the youngster for the rest of his life. Eighteen-month-old Opie Nunn was in agony after he lost part of his finger when it

  • Hospital trust fined more than £1,000 by health watchdog CQC

    THE Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been fined more than £1,000 for failing to apologise to a family in a reasonable period of time. Health watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) handed the trust a fine of £1,250 because

  • Milnes: Cup friendlies give Bulls the edge

    THE Yorkshire Cup has sharpened up pre-season preparation for the Bulls. That’s the view of Rowan Milnes ahead of Sunday’s final against Batley. Milnes booked the Bulls’ trip to Mount Pleasant with the match-winning penalty in a competitive contest

  • Police cuts are coming home to roost

    AFTER years of falling crime figures it looks as though cutbacks to police budgets are coming home to roost. In West Yorkshire there has been a 11 per cent increase in recorded crimes. That’s slightly below the national average of 13 per cent but

  • Caddis: Bantams can home in on League One survival

    PAUL Caddis reckons there’s no place like home right now for City. The Bantams look to put last week’s jarring 3-0 loss at promotion-chasing Barnsley behind them when Southend visit Valley Parade. Defeat dropped them a place to third-from-bottom

  • Anderson tough enough for Bantams challenge

    NEW City signing Jermaine Anderson feels he can handle anything after coming back from two season-ending knee injuries. The 22-year-old is aiming to go straight into the squad to face Southend at Valley Parade tomorrow after signing a deal for the